You are languishing in a tedious existence among dull people.
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Back in New Hampshire, Biden was languishing in fifth place.
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Marshmallow, the latest release, is still languishing on 2.3 percent.
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Returns have been languishing at that level for several years.
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Our next president should stop them from languishing in committee.
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Meanwhile, electric and hybrid models are languishing in dealer showrooms.
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The nomination had been languishing in McCain's committee for months.
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In the interstices between raves, I feel like I'm languishing.
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Jeb is still languishing in fourth in South Carolina polls.
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Five weeks ago the premiums were languishing near 10-month lows.
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Jobbik scores only 11%, and the Socialists are languishing at 7%.
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After years of languishing, virtual reality is suddenly all around us.
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Agreements covering the trade in services have been languishing for years.
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Businesses complained that superb applicants were languishing behind merely decent ones.
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Big issues like immigration are languishing with no resolution in sight.
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There are thousands of people languishing in prison who are innocent.
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Warren currently sits in third place, while Biden is languishing in fourth.
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Overall support for the largest opposition party is languishing at 9.3 percent.
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"This case was languishing for years with nothing ever happening," Zinger said.
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The dairy industry as a whole has been languishing in recent years.
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Since then, its sister bill has been languishing in the U.S. Senate.
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However, it has been languishing in parliament for want of political support.
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But 1:54 is hardly languishing in the outer reaches of Brooklyn.
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For many Cubans, the island's languishing economy is the most pressing issue.
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A few decades later, though, in 2007, Ithaca's music scene was languishing.
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The thousands of dissidents languishing in Egyptian prisons might beg to differ.
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"Bills to tighten election security are languishing in congressional committees," Michael noted.
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While at the same time, Koepka was languishing down at just 27.
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Snapchat, meanwhile, also is languishing at a mere 6% for news delivery.
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As indicated by the languishing storefronts, landlords are willing to hold out.
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Even if they're languishing for months, they still just suddenly go away.
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Miller described languishing in a windowless, antiseptic burn unit after his amputations.
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And more than a dozen villagers are languishing in prison or detention.
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"Procession" (2019) includes a variety of sculptures languishing in the outdoor elements.
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After languishing under eBay's control, in 2015 it broke away and re-listed.
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Aid convoys were languishing at the Turkish border as eastern Aleppo remained besieged.
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Legislation which had been languishing in Albany for five years is gathering support.
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Since then prices have been languishing in the $30s and even mid-$20s.
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But with oil now languishing around $403 a barrel, it is too high.
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So you have people languishing there for years, who haven't even been convicted.
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Relations between Washington and Moscow are languishing at a post-Cold War low.
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Those stocks are "languishing" or "going down in a bull market," he said.
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There is a reason three such teams are languishing in the quarterback abyss.
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Our loved ones have been languishing in Iranian prisons for nearly four years.
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Support for the American media continues to plummet, languishing around near-historical lows.
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It was part of a pileup of correspondence languishing in Mr. Bailey's email account.
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You might worry that the show risks losing laughs by languishing in the gloom.
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Although the Mac portables have finally received an update, its desktops are still languishing.
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I returned home that summer, languishing, lazy, trying to figure out my next steps.
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The fleet of ships responsible for American sealift capacity has been languishing for years.
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After losing his wife, Mr. Oswalt couldn't bear the thought of her work languishing.
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I submitted this in mid-August, so it hasn't been languishing too terribly long.
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With oil prices languishing at over a year's low, energy stocks were also battered.
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She speaks movingly about her sick grandmother, languishing in a hospital without proper care.
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Amy Klobuchar — are still languishing in the low single digits after months of campaigning.
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That means truckloads of produce are languishing for hours or days near the border.
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Maduro has repeatedly refused assistance, leaving aid languishing on the border despite growing shortages.
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Recent polls show Peña Nieto's approval ratings languishing in the low 20 percent range.
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These include a 12-nation Asia free-trade deal that is languishing on Capitol Hill.
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Skylar Overman is one of nearly 3,000 individuals languishing on a waiting list in Arkansas.
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Too many African-American students are dropping out of school or languishing in bad schools.
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There are nearly 85033,000 Arkansans who, like her, are stuck languishing on the waiting list.
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Without lawyers, the cases of those languishing in prison will not be able to proceed.
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But Mr Peña's approval rating is languishing at just 23%, the lowest of his term.
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WERE Angel Rosabal Valdivia not Cuban, he might now be languishing in an immigration cell.
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There is not going to be any appetite to return to days of students languishing.
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I sometimes joke that my regular oven is languishing from lack of use these days.
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I sent this to Will in September, so it hasn't been languishing for very long.
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TV placement can also be a profitable landing spot for composers' extant, languishing musical creations.
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He began his podcast after his second marriage fell apart and his career was languishing.
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Dozens of political detainees are languishing behind bars, and dozens more face criminal defamation charges.
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Promising up-and-comers have long found themselves languishing, with nowhere to up and come.
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Mr. Flannery, 55, will also be counted on to revive the company's languishing stock price.
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Specifically, more than 60,000 Ohioans who are currently languishing on the state's Medicaid waiting list.
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Through it all, Trump has maintained that Puerto Rico's languishing infrastructure and geography hampered efforts.
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Superfund sites are languishing today because there is no 'Superfund' to pay for the cleanups.
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Japan scored 54, tying with India but languishing behind the likes of Thailand and Malaysia.
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Instead, he's looking forward to exploring the unfamiliar characters and worlds languishing in his sketchbook.
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Nearly 150 judicial, national security and other Obama administration nominees are still languishing in the Senate.
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Human rights groups described his regime as abusive, with hundreds of political prisoners languishing in jail.
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Opposition parties on both the center-right and center-left, meanwhile, are languishing at record lows.
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Most of the 4m Syrian refugees languishing in neighbouring Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon cannot return home.
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"Kids are just languishing for months in foster families or government facilities," Gelernt told BuzzFeed News.
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Spot gold was last down 0.15 percent at $1,272.20 per ounce , languishing near its 2019 low.
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The Conservatives are languishing because a different band of enthusiasts have undermined a pragmatic prime minister.
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The club are languishing at the bottom of the Premier League and look set for relegation.
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But now he's trying to make another group famous: the wrongfully convicted languishing in America's prisons.
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Prior to 2018, turnout rates for midterms since 1974 had been languishing around 40% to 41%.
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"The big mining opportunities are just languishing and there's looting of smaller resources everywhere," Byrd said.
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Europe's Basic Resources index fell 21.6 percent, hit by copper prices languishing near six-week lows.
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Why do we focus on the unsheltered when so many are languishing in shelters as well?
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In more recent centuries, Europeans of means and faint constitutions spent multiple months languishing at spas.
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BRITAIN'S Conservative Party was languishing in opposition when, in 214, it hit upon a winning idea.
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Thousands of Egyptians have been jailed since 2013, including many who are languishing in pretrial detention.
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Dozens of hybrids and electric vehicles are available, in some cases languishing without bites from buyers.
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The Laguerre-Déroulède duel has been fought, and both principals are now languishing in jail here.
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The strategy went through multiple drafts early in 2017 before languishing in the National Security Council.
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And some of the very activists who fought for their rights have been languishing behind bars.
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Other defendants could find themselves languishing in jail for extra weeks or months before a trial.
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And a lot of people like her are still languishing in cells waiting to be tried.
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Even Japan, which has been languishing for decades, may finally mount a bit of a comeback.
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The bank was languishing before Mr. Trump took office, but it has worsened under his watch.
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"He thought it would be a wonderful attraction," Malcolm Borg said of the now-languishing vessel.
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Crude prices languishing near 2017 lows are also keeping the over-supply issue to the fore.
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The company also revived Ritmüller, a defunct German piano brand, and bought Schimmel, another languishing producer.
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With prices languishing for oil, Venezuela's only export, the country will sink even further into chaos.
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Kasich was still languishing in the single digits, on track to become an also-ran in New
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The euro held steady at $1.90.5949, languishing near a one-month low of $1.22185 set on Thursday.
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There is, at least, a slightly less incongruous recording of the track languishing in his back catalog.
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Obama will leave office having helped nearly 2,000 individuals — but will leave many more languishing behind bars.
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Many of human rights defenders are either languishing in jail or living in constant fear of arrest.
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There are some works, which by sheer force of spectacle, manage to briefly seize your languishing interest.
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After years of languishing under Yahoo's (and, more recently, Oath's) ownership, Flickr has finally found a buyer.
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She also highlighted a "languishing" trade pact with Canada and Mexico that has yet to be signed.
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Mayawati's BSP is appearing to be languishing in the contest but continues to be a dark horse.
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BUT THERE'S NO QUESTION THAT ALL OF US WERE ACUTELY AWARE THAT THE STOCK HAS BEEN LANGUISHING.
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In Pakistan, Asia Bibi, a Christian woman, is languishing in jail under a death sentence for blasphemy.
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There are other reasons for disappointment among Swedes, like hours spent languishing in national health-care queues.
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After years of this globally important issue languishing on the national agenda, it has come roaring back.
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They are joining together to raise funds to bail out black mothers currently languishing in jails nationwide.
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Levesque's WWF career was languishing, and he pined for Stephanie's power; he had decided to choose Stephanie.
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When the decision was made for me, I didn't want to waste any time languishing in depression.
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Nevertheless, few expect the dollar demand to disappear, or for languishing export-exposed currencies to rebound far.
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But many had been languishing there because the Department of Health and Human Services's shelters were full.
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Hundreds more were languishing on sidewalks around town, and thousands more were en route from the south.
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After languishing in yogurt's shadow for decades, cottage cheese is sporting new flavors and small-batch appeal.
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Long-mooted plans to allow horse-racing and lotteries in the island province of Hainan are languishing.
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It would also hurt domestic and international prices, which are languishing at their lowest levels in years.
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Spot Asian LNG prices which are currently languishing at their lowest for this time of the year.
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The bill is now languishing in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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The FACT Act is currently languishing before the Senate Judiciary Committee and its prospects don't look bright.
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If agents weren't patrolling the area, it's possible they could end up languishing in the desert, unaided.
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In the same period, Toby was languishing in bed, appearing to be suffering deeply once again from depression.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo) 210 / 229.5The second camera announced is another in Canon's long languishing mirrorless line up.
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After years of languishing, the U.S. economy looks poised to break out, according to Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff.
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Before the deal's announcement Monday, the market's valuation of a unique visitor on LinkedIn was languishing around $165.
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So a car could be depicted as one minute away while it is actually languishing in a snarl.
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Most countries languishing on the lower rungs of the development ladder place their hopes in replicating China's experience.
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The common currency was flat at $1.0925, languishing near a one-month trough of $1.0912 set on Friday.
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The SPD is languishing in polls and risks heavy losses in European and regional elections later this month.
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Raw sugar prices are languishing at multi-year lows as huge global supplies of the sweetener outpace demand.
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But much of it is languishing due to neglect, old age, and decades of misplaced priorities in Washington.
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Elsewhere, London and New York were both found languishing in the bottom half of UBS' pension gap research.
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But Castro needed a strong debate performance, given that he's still languishing toward the bottom of most polls.
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However, he has struggled to gain traction and is languishing near the bottom of national and statewide polls.
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Crude prices, which are languishing near 12-year lows, were up on an uptick in Chinese oil demand.
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The pound is languishing around $1.28, far below the recent peak of $1.43 it reached in April. 4.
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He finished fourth in Michigan and Mississippi, languishing in single digits and collecting no delegates from those states.
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Mr. LaBruce's irony only ceases when he shows his characters languishing in the fluidity of their erotic desires.
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Messages were read aloud from those still languishing in deteriorating conditions on the islands, years after being detained.
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One Rohingya native of that village, Zahidullah Rahim, is now a refugee languishing in a camp in Bangladesh.
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After languishing in yogurt's shadow for decades, cottage cheese is back, sporting new flavors and small-batch appeal.
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But there are many women languishing in Saudi prisons, simply for campaigning for the better treatment of women.
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One thing seems certain: There will be no miracle sequel for Leicester, which is languishing in 15th place.
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They may be languishing, he speculated, because sellers who are financially "under water" are pricing homes too high.
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The company is a rare bright spot for a Russian economy that has been languishing in recent years.
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Known in Washington as "Ex-Im," the 83-year-old bank has been languishing for nearly two years.
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That legislation, like too many other important House-passed bills, has been languishing in the Senate for months.
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Rybolovlev, a Russian petrochemical magnate, bought the club in 2011 when it was languishing in France's second division.
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The long lines of trucks waiting to enter KAF had vanished, and the economy was languishing without them.
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We visited refugee camps in Greece, where tens of thousands of migrants are languishing, many of them children.
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After languishing for much of 2018, McDonald's shares have come to life, rising nearly 3 percent last week.
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Fixed asset investment is hovering near 17-year lows, while private investment is still languishing at record lows.
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Great Britain might currently be languishing 24th out of 20143 nations in the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) rankings.
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Peña Nieto, whose approval ratings are languishing at below 25 percent, was ridiculed and lambasted nationally for inviting Trump.
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Among currencies, the Mexican peso came off five- months lows, where it had been languishing since tariffs were announced.
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With crude languishing at $50 a barrel, down from over $100 in mid-2014, Angola is starved of dollars.
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Human rights groups have described Jammeh's 22-year regime as abusive, with hundreds of political prisoners languishing in jail.
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Where Tango's custom hardware requirements have left it languishing on mediocre smartphones, ARCore is less powerful but more accessible.
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Or maybe it was that errant bottle of candy-scented body wash that's still languishing in your medicine cabinet.
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And in June, a group of attorneys visited two Texas Border Patrol facilities and noticed children languishing in filth.
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There are as many barrels in circulation now as there were when crude was languishing in the low $40s.
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Cole's bill, which was introduced last year and has been languishing in a subcommittee, would remove that grandfathering date.
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Trump has far exceeded Paul in the polls, where the Kentucky senator is languishing in the low single digits.
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It is a common refrain that since then rising inequality, trade and outsourcing have left middle America languishing behind.
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Peltz said on CNBC that Flannery told Garden "everything is on the table" to boost the languishing stock price.
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By the end of the summer, more than three hundred and fifty migrants were languishing in the connection house.
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Alabama and Mississippi State are both languishing near the bottom of the SEC standings with 2-6 conference records.
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He recently returned to the NHL for the first time in nearly four years after languishing in the minors.
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In London the nickel price has been languishing either side of the $10,000 level for the last two years.
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Broad statistical metrics back up the idea that income inequality has increased and that the middle class is languishing.
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Better still: seeing that other players, people you know in real life, are languishing below you in the leaderboards.
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Why is the nation's most pressing infrastructure project stuck languishing on a desk at the U.S. Department of Transportation?
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More than 100,000 people are believed to be languishing in government detention centers after five years of civil war.
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It's been blasting through the roof, breaking out above the $60 level after languishing in the $50s for ages.
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Tiafoe started the year well, reaching the quarterfinals at the Australian Open before languishing through the clay-court season.
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But the legislation is already languishing in the Republican-controlled Senate, where opponents view it as amnesty for lawbreakers.
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Can America's languishing rural communities reinvigorate themselves and bring jobs, infrastructure and people back to their increasingly austere landscapes?
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He has said he wants to mend relations with Russia that are languishing at a post-Cold War low.
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So Big Beer with its languishing brands is once again trying to take control of this $108-billion market.
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His untreated sleep apnea kept him drowsy and languishing in bed in the mornings instead of out the door.
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While its performance has started to improve its shares are still languishing, down more than 50% since March 2017.
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But lawyers are concerned the problem will continue and expand to other areas, leaving immigrants languishing in ICE detention.
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Recent college graduates should receive stipends to teach prisoners languishing with few opportunities for instruction in math or history.
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Languishing in the bottom slots are a clutch of South-East and Central Asian countries like Cambodia and Kyrgyzstan.
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A House bill to extend benefits to those who served on Guam is languishing in committee with little support.
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After languishing without a buyer for months, the five-bedroom Tudor in Jamaica Estates, New York, was sold Dec.
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Hundreds of its members have been killed by Sisi's security forces and thousands more are still languishing in jail.
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One day Paulette would be languishing in a hospital bed, and the next she'd be out shopping with her children.
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"Bacon was in with the grapes, old sweet potato soup was languishing, dogs and cats were living together," she joked.
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A Citi gauge on European economic data surprises is meanwhile languishing at its lowest levels in 5-1/2 years.
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But their hasty executions, after years languishing in prison, were a sign of how badly the hit had rattled Hamas.
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In Washington, however, proposals to strengthen the background-check system for gun sales, among other measures, appear to be languishing.
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Elsewhere, the Guardiagrele simec in Italy, the Toronto dollar, the Stroud pound and others are languishing or are already defunct.
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Shares in BT, which are languishing at levels last seen in 2012, were trading down 1.3 percent at 216.3 pence.
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The euro held steady at $1.1708, languishing near a low of $1.16955 set on Tuesday, its weakest level since August.
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He has no interest in getting along with other countries or using soft power, so the State Department is languishing.
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Remember back when Apple stock was languishing several years ago and Cook was considered the wrong man for the position.
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The other three divisions remain without Senate-confirmed leaders, even though nominees for those positions have been languishing for months.
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FTSE and midcap index FTMC on track for their worst year since 63 and sterling languishing at 20-month lows.
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The euro also faltered, easing 0.1 percent to $1.1733 , languishing near a one-month low of $1.1717 set on Wednesday.
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"There's no question that all of us were acutely aware that the stock had been languishing," the Ford chairman acknowledged.
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Why aren't prices in the more desirable $60 to $65 per barrel level, rather than languishing around $48 to $55?
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Cash bonds were 1bp-2bp wider after languishing Asian equity markets this week weighed on risk appetite in secondary credits.
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The leaders promised more talks on investment across the EU, youth unemployment and their languishing trade and single-market policies.
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It is currently languishing on Capitol Hill while a bill that does not change those rules has passed the House.
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And after languishing around 10, the Cboe volatility index exploded to 50 in early February, initially on wage inflation concerns.
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Then, this week, after mostly languishing between fourth and seventh place for several months, Kasich passed the higher-profile Sens.
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"Behind the scenes, they've rushed to the aid of languishing state Republican Party machines," reported Politico's Alex Isenstadt on Monday.
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It also plans to plant a park covering about a third of the site, but still the project is languishing.
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At the same time, tens of thousands of asylum seekers are languishing in camps in Greece, with more trickling in.
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Yarnold herself has struggled for form and is languishing outside the world's top 10 following a disappointing World Cup campaign.
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China's leading broiler breeder Yisheng Poultry is down 21 percent, languishing not far off 14-month lows hit last month.
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GSP renewal lapsed, languishing in the Senate for nearly three months until being included in the March 23 spending bill.
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" High-end sales are also active, but Ms. Allen described the midrange market — between $750,000 and $1 million — as "languishing.
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He was released without charges, but only after languishing in prison for seven months, enduring squalid conditions and frequent abuse.
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Instead of languishing in jail, many of the beneficiaries are now getting good jobs and participating productively in their community.
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Many of the candidates with the boldest vision for a more progressive, inclusive America are languishing in the early polls.
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The sides exchanged soldiers, activists and people accused of espionage, some of whom had been languishing in jails for years.
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For Amy Klobuchar, who's been languishing in fifth place in the Iowa polls, that might mean placing third in delegates.
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From her front door, I surveyed the dirt streets rutted with muddy water, an upturned wagon languishing in the road.
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Superstar real estate agent Aaron Kirman and his team help homeowners sell properties that have been languishing on the market.
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Confidence remains weak, and shares are languishing near what Bernstein analysts say are their lowest valuation levels in a century.
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Adding to the emerging cheer was the dollar languishing close to the more than three months trough hit on Wednesday.
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Mireles is currently languishing in prison, while the movie that he has never seen is in the running for an Oscar.
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A stake sale would have helped the finance ministry inch closer to its languishing asset-sale programme for this fiscal year.
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It's the top of Act II. Tina has finally broken away from Ike, but she's poor and languishing in Vegas purgatory.
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Oil prices have been languishing, even with mounting geopolitical concerns, including the unprecedented attack on Saudi Arabian oil infrastructure last month.
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In Poland, Obama barely mentioned the languishing transatlantic trade deal he hopes to finalize before leaving office, at least in public.
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A coeval programme, Changjiang Scholars, is aimed at identifying potential top-flight researchers who are languishing in thousands of provincial institutions.
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Roughly 70 percent of the U.S. territory has been languishing without power more than a month after Maria struck on Sept.
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Watching that video convinced me that we had to get the Kids First bill, which had been languishing in Congress, enacted.
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Then, completely by chance, I tried an edit of "Gladys Knight" by Walter Gibbons, which had been languishing in my files.
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The world's largest oil producer, along with other major oil producers, has struggled economically with crude languishing below $50 per barrel.
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Martin O'Malley, who is languishing in low single-digits despite his earnest and energetic efforts and appears headed for the sidelines.
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He ran it down to where Emily was languishing in the ICU and told the doctors what he planned to do.
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With the popular protests gathering momentum, the lower house of Congress moved forward with an impeachment procedure that had been languishing.
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Languishing in prison, the pair realized that the area around the Chinko River needed to be transformed into a wildlife sanctuary.
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Sure enough, there was a lonely Dream Phone, languishing in a corner, just waiting for me to get weird with it.
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Just off all time lows, the SPD is languishing in polls at around 15%, way below Merkel's conservatives and the Greens.
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"Lyndhurst had been languishing for a good decade," before his arrival approximately three and a half years ago, Mr. Zar said.
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With some structural adjustments, FEMA could allow truckloads of water, batteries, clothing and other essentials to reach those languishing without supplies.
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After years of languishing, maybe 2017 finally will be the year that active managers reassert their place in the investment community.
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That show has been languishing for several months now, despite having a roster that arguably has a little more raw talent.
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Australia, however, may have little scope to increase meat exports as its cattle herd is languishing near a two-decade low.
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The reason President Obama's nominee is languishing is the Republicans in the Senate refuse to even give the person a hearing.
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Osman Guadamuy, languishing in the cab of his horse carriage in Granada's central square, said business had never been so bad.
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The deal had been languishing for months while the Treasury Department and other agencies reviewed it for potential national security concerns.
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After years of languishing in the shadows, The CW has put together a killer lineup, with only a couple of clunkers.
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Just off all time lows, the SPD is languishing in polls at around 14%, way below Merkel's conservatives and the Greens.
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Instead of languishing in cells, incarcerated people sat in classrooms and learned about climate science or poetry — just like college students.
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Apple's revenue from tangible products (phones, laptops) has decreased sharply in the past year, partly because of languishing sales in China.
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"Hampstead," directed by Joel Hopkins, appears to have been languishing on a shelf somewhere; it opened in Europe two years ago.
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By the time Mr. Petersen had discovered the vehicle in 2001, it was languishing next to the freeway in Beaumont, Calif.
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The pandemic threatens to worsen India's already slow economic growth, languishing at multi-year lows due to a drop in consumption.
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Mr. Peña Nieto's approval rating plummeted and the P.R.I.'s presidential candidate is languishing in third place, polling at 21 percent.
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No longer an impoverished vassal state languishing next to an empire, Ireland has developed a bustling economy within the European Union.
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Radford and Duhamel were resigned to losing their crown after being left languishing in seventh place with a score of 20153.
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Those workers and their children, now languishing in impoverished rust-belt cities, received another blow in the banking crisis of 2008.
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H.R. 4691, which closes a loophole that lets breeders with a revoked license keep breeding animals, is languishing in a committee.
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Lu declined to say if Chalco's smelters were losing money at current Chinese aluminium prices, which are languishing near two-year lows.
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While we were languishing on the YMCA waiting list, it became clear that I would have to figure out an alternative plan.
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The company's stock price has been languishing since it acquired the Actavis generics drug business from Allergan last year for $40.5 billion.
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Twitter, whose stock is languishing as it struggles to make money from its social-media platform, has seen many talented people depart.
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But four of the seven pieces in the trade - the second-largest bond ever - are languishing up to 15bp wider than reoffer.
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There are fish languishing at the bottom of a but Joyner, a 33-year-old former marine, is unable to catch them.
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He dreams of a day when Oleg Sentsov, a Ukrainian film-maker languishing in a Russian jail, will release a new film.
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As China's carriers expand, their Gulf rivals, which for a decade have seen passenger growth of over 24% a year, are languishing.
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With more than 14 million Brazilians unemployed and many frustrated by the government's austerity agenda, Temer's popularity is languishing near single figures.
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No cause was given for the anomaly, nor were any new details disclosed about possible delays to NASA's languishing Commercial Crew Program.
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With oil prices languishing and market volatility increasing, SWFs have been looking to diversify their reserves and to find new growth areas.
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Turning to the beleaguered banking sector, currently languishing under a crippling stack of non-performing loans, Donnet also sounded an optimistic note.
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That set the tone for a dismal season that ended with the sport's second most successful team languishing in ninth place overall.
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The dollar's index against a basket of six major peers held steady at 89.042, languishing near Monday's five-week low of 88.979.
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There it stayed, languishing, until it, along with most of the contents of my childhood, burned in a house fire in 1997.
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With Jonathan Goldsmith's "Most Interesting Man" character presumably languishing on Mars, Dos Equis has found a new pitchman to fill his shoes.
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After all, bitcoin's price was skyrocketing, while gold was languishing, staying mostly in the $1,200 an ounce range, despite rising geopolitical worries.
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Started as a protection for those languishing in poverty, it has been expanded to include several multiples above the federal poverty level.
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That very question — whether Doe is being legally held — has been languishing before U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan now for months.
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But since the announcement, only one project has been given the green light, while other companies' plans are languishing, waiting for approval.
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He led a historic clemency effort that freed nearly 2,000 people who had been languishing in federal prison for drug-related offenses.
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Prices of natural rubber, used in everything from condoms to automobile tires, are languishing near record lows and causing headaches for farmers.
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That pulled the commodity-linked complex of currencies lower with the Norwegian crown languishing close to 20.1-month lows against the dollar.
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That pulled the commodity-linked complex of currencies lower with the Norwegian crown languishing close to 5-month lows against the dollar.
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But Jordan's enormous 56,000-square-foot property in the Highland Park suburb of Chicago has been languishing on the market for years.
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When Wamba, 17, arrived in Greece in March 2016, his prospects, like thousands of asylum-seekers languishing on Greece's islands, were dim.
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Nationwide, more than 650,000 truly needy individuals are currently languishing on Medicaid waiting lists, waiting for care and services they desperately need.
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Lebanese agriculture experts say the move could also breathe life into a languishing agricultural sector buckling under the effects of climate change.
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About 100 Baha'is remain languishing in Iranian prisons, all of whom, the Bahai's say, are there solely because of their religious beliefs.
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Aramco's problem wasn't that investors don't like oil producers, though Brent crude prices languishing a third below their 2014 level don't help.
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The refugees languishing in camps in Bangladesh are set to be sent home under a repatriation agreement made between Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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The euro traded at $1.1190, languishing near session lows after shedding 0.2% overnight, when it brushed a 15-day trough of $1.1181.
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The plan to give Tubman her own bill was an Obama-era initiative that had already been languishing under the Trump administration.
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Shanghai aluminum prices are languishing near one-year lows as a result of the virus, which has hit demand from manufacturing plants.
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Already, American farmers see their output languishing in the face of tariffs that make products from other nations cheaper and more competitive.
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Shanghai aluminium prices are languishing near one-year lows as a result of the virus, which has hit demand from manufacturing plants.
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In 1978, after a brief stint as publisher and president of Pocket Books, Mr. Mayer took over Penguin, which was then languishing.
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For immigrants languishing behind bars, a hunger strike is often the sole remaining means of protest against a dehumanizing and unjust system.
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The island's Department of Justice will be investigating how the supplies ended up languishing for years while citizens on the island struggled.
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His supporters said other people who had also been unjustly jailed were still languishing behind bars and needed to be released too.
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Nor am I languishing from statelessness and a lack of opportunity in refugee camps in the occupied territories and surrounding Arab countries.
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According to the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network, more than 3,85033 Americans died while languishing on kidney transplant waitlists in 2018 alone.
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For a sense of the scale involved, various groups have tried to estimate the volume of carbon credits languishing in the CDM.
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She's made multiple offers to take in refugees languishing on Manus Island and Nauru, the products of a Australia's strict immigration policy.
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At the same time, Booker has yet to qualify for the December debate stage after languishing in public polling, and California Sen.
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Rarely a day goes by that I don't see flat screens, printers and speakers languishing on the sidewalks of New York City.
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That might mean calls to execute blasphemers languishing on death row (the state has yet to implement the death penalty for the offence).
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But the national team remains weak, languishing at the bottom of its qualification group after drawing with war-torn Syria on June 221th.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 briefly turned positive on the report, and was trading flat after languishing in the red since the open.
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There are many shots of their gigantic McMansion, languishing from the lack of romantic love inside, and, we're soon to learn, financial mismanagement.
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That shock, which left many promising Latin American countries languishing for a decade, lent credence to the idea of a middle-income trap.
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The plush toys are, after all, currently languishing in some purgatory along with the Numa Numa guy, George Foreman Grills, and rage comics.
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Shortly before midday London time on Tuesday, AIG's stock was languishing toward the bottom of the FTSE 100, more than 1 percent lower.
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But few in the market believe policymakers can be that aggressive with stocks in turmoil, oil prices languishing and concerns about China's economy.
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Fanta's return was a happy end to a troubling case, but she is just one of many prisoners currently languishing in foreign jails.
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Brazil were languishing in sixth place, outside the qualification spots, after six matches but coach Dunga's sacking and Tite's arrival turned things around.
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When one dancer discreetly dropped out, languishing on the floor even after the performance had ended, was he a casualty, or the victor?
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But languishing oil prices, giving investors a more immediate reason to have second thoughts about how prospects for inflation and U.S. interest rates.
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The congressional legislation to enact this plan, called the "Restore Our Parks Act," is languishing in subcommittees on both sides of Capitol Hill.
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But now that they are up and running, the diesel outlets, such as oil drilling, railroads, construction and other heavy industries, are languishing.
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She also managed to resuscitate the hitherto languishing opposition Labor Party and to restore the fortunes of Jeremy Corbyn its hard-left leader.
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In 1911 the brilliant harpsichord pioneer Wanda Landowska discovered the piano languishing in the same drafty monastery where Chopin and Sand had stayed.
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His mother, Leonie, is deep into drugs, and his father, Michael, is languishing in the Mississippi State Penitentiary, also known as Parchman Farm.
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As the dollar held firm, the euro eased 0.1 percent to $1.0876, languishing near its seven-month low of $1.0859 touched on Friday.
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While the position of AAG lies vacant, fundamental, policy-defining antitrust issues are languishing in the dock and rapidly emerging on the horizon.
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With the Kashmir region still languishing offline since August, at least 60 million people have been cut off — roughly the population of France.
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Sellers in Greenfield Hill have been slow to come around to the new reality, which has left many homes languishing on the market.
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"Suffering from network inferiority, lack of the iPhone, and a languishing brand image, the new team began the journey to recovery," he said.
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Thousands of migrants languishing in Turkey were on the move this weekend after Mr. Erdogan said he would not stand in their way.
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This massive dark painting has a sardonic commedia dell'arte aspect that speaks to me of political withdrawal and is well worth languishing over.
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But their refusal is more than just a problem for refugees and migrants left languishing in desperate camps — it's threatening the EU itself.
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The shipment, containing some 3.8 million pounds of wood, is languishing in the Port of Houston, according to a Homeland Security spokesman in Texas.
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The president's moves have sparked hopes and spurred expectations that a number of other oil and gas projects that were languishing will be resurrected.
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The sentiment has been so bad on this stock that a bounce-back could very well continue after years of languishing stock value. 5.
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Every day New Yorkers take to social media to complain about the overflowing litter baskets and piles of trash bags languishing on the curbs.
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Further out, the kiwi was seen languishing at $0.6500 in three months and $0.6529 in six, before ticking up to $0.6700 in one year.
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There are probably other equally talented apprentices languishing on NFL benches right now, waiting their turn for an opportunity that will probably never arrive.
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Chinese shares fell 1.2 percent on Thursday on investor worries about the trade dispute, with the Shanghai index languishing at a two-year low.
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The White House petition website is still "down for maintenance," and is supposed to relaunch in late January, after languishing for months without updates.
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By the end of 22.5, BI expects lending growth to hit 218 percent, after languishing in the single-digits in the past few years.
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After decades of languishing as something of a fringe idea, the call for reparations really caught steam in the late 2600s through the '90s.
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It's not an official Google app, but it digs out access to the official night mode code that Google has left languishing in Nougat.
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How many other companies are currently languishing if only they had more focused owners with a true growth mindset to invest in the future?
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Tyrell, who was last seen languishing in a prison cell and telling Cersei what she thought of her, has not seen her condition improve.
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The advent of streaming sports has made it possible to never miss a moment instead of languishing in a bubble of, well, NO SPORTS.
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But a long-term market gauge of euro zone inflation is languishing well below that, below 22019 percent — a 63-26/22-year low.
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According to the petition, this practice leads to people languishing in jail for months at a time before a trial date is even scheduled.
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This is largely due to the IG community languishing in obscurity, since they have to remain apolitical and impartial, they get no media attention.
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He added that's why it was important to keep Carson, who is languishing at the bottom of polls and delegate count, in the campaign.
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For those who had been languishing in Greece even before the deal, Europe's political tug of war threatens to make a precarious situation worse.
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Grenell's nomination had been languishing in the Senate since it was sent in September with many Democrats criticizing some of the conservative Republican's positions.
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Typically, activist funds target profitable companies with languishing share prices by loading up on so much stock that they can force management to act.
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The annual prison census, carried out by the nonprofit Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), found at least 251 journalists languishing in prison on Dec.
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The annual prison census, carried out by the nonprofit Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), found at least 22012 journalists languishing in prison on Dec.
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But policymakers continue to fret over high spare capacity and its impact on wages growth which is languishing at record lows of 1.90 percent.
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In Bandersnatch, viewers languishing in Stefan's universe with no idea of how far they are from the closing credits may tire of the exercise.
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In fact, at that moment, hundreds of people, detained migrants, were languishing in a jerry-built cage underneath the Paso del Norte International Bridge.
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Moreover, a gay person with a loud mouth isn't what Germany's Christian Conservatives had hoped for after languishing for so many years under Merkel.
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In the wake of the attack, Mr. Bolsonaro's standing in the polls rose steadily after languishing in the low 20-percent range for weeks.
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The coalition's immediate fate lies in the lands of the SPD, which is languishing in polls and in the throes of an existential crisis.
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Far from languishing in obscurity, this historical film has a celebrity narrator: Jodie Foster, who was also surprised to learn about Ms. Guy-Blaché.
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Faced with the prospect of languishing for several more months in Mexico, Mr. Mejia said he planned to go home and would not return.
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The implication is that new music is a specialty, some kind of cerebral sideline in danger of languishing but for the efforts of advocates.
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Since the scandal erupted, Volkswagen has been forced to stop selling most of it diesel models, leaving dealers with cars languishing on the lots.
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Languishing neighborhoods became incubators for improvisational creative projects — in music, art, design, dining — and sparked a renaissance that spread from one district to another.
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He reactivated a five-year economic plan that had been languishing and pushed higher taxes on alcohol, cigarettes and soft drinks through the legislature.
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I love my country like everybody else does and I see us languishing at a time when we should just be leading the world.
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Secondary loan prices are languishing at four-year lows as China's economic slowdown, low oil prices and interest rate increases boost uncertainty and volatility.
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But there was no common definition of success: Was it enough that these refugees were not dying in the Mediterranean or languishing in camps?
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It's a similar picture in Britain, where the household savings rate is 5.3 pct, languishing near last year's 54-year low of 3.9 pct.
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With G.M.'s stock price languishing despite strong profits and revenues, analysts said the company was feeling pressure from investors to cut Opel loose.
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However, Schneiderman's basic reforms are languishing in the New York State Senate where there is little incentive for lawmakers to hold themselves more accountable.
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Do you think there are people making amazing videos that are just languishing in the billions of hours of YouTube video uploaded each day?
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Now, as it enters adolescence, it has begun languishing in all the self-pity and trivial dramas that come with those awkward teenage years.
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By easing the approval process for infrastructure programs, President Donald Trump may have resurrected a number of other oil and gas projects that were languishing.
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Instead, at least one is known to have spent the next 12 years languishing in jail — and on January 2 this year he was executed.
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Four years on, just as his high school friends were preparing to graduate from college, their whole lives seemingly ahead of them, Casas was languishing.
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After years of strong output and lacklustre demand, copper prices are languishing at around $20203,22020 a tonne, close to January's seven-year low at $211,22020.
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Theme parks, an industry that in the early 2000s was thought to be languishing, are also doing well, with global revenues exceeding $40bn in 2015.
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It was just languishing on my hard drive as 'the tune': the one you know you have to finish but just can't face working on.
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In 403, Democratic Representative Rosa DeLauro proposed the Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Tax Act, also known as the SWEET ACT - another plum languishing on the vine.
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The company is working to build its cloud business, which is languishing in fourth place behind IBM and Microsoft and well behind market leader AWS.
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Copper prices are languishing at six-and-a-half year lows amid concerns about waning demand from China, the world's top consumer of industrial metals.
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That's an appealing setup to my eye, and I think it's a good place to be long in an otherwise languishing area of the market.
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Designed by Henry Moore, a sculptor, the lights never functioned the way they were supposed to, languishing behind a dropped ceiling of ugly smoked plexiglass.
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There have been only four prosecutions of slave-owners since Mauritania criminalized the practice in 2007 and dozens of cases are languishing in the courts.
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After languishing in the depressing realm of the six thousands for what seemed like forever, the price of bitcoin has skyrocketed straight to the moon!
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Against a basket of its six major peers, the dollar last stood at 89.091, languishing near a five-week low of 88.979 set on Monday.
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With Ford Motor's stock languishing at its lowest price in almost five years, the executive chairman of the automaker, Bill Ford, understands how shareholders feel.
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The rise in the use of diesel by Indonesia's mining sector should help support Asian fuel margins that are currently languishing near six-year lows.
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But the government is rounding up perceived troublemakers with unrestrained vigour, adding to the tens of thousands of political detainees already languishing in Egyptian prisons.
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FBAs are valuable partners for states and can help prevent children from languishing in care or aging out of the system without a permanent family.
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For Ukraine, it was a second straight 2-0 loss, and it left the team languishing in last place in Group C with zero points.
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A GOP aide said earlier Tuesday that the treaties have been languishing for years and that McConnell saw an opening to give them floor time.
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Until recently the new film was best known as a languishing white elephant once destined to star Beyoncé under the guidance of Clint Eastwood. Imagine!
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The trucks were languishing in a nursery owned by the forest department, where the wood would then be sold for 212 TND ($212) a stère.
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The company removed more than 47,000 apps last fall, according to Sensor Tower, so further clamping down on languishing apps wouldn't be surprising at all.
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It sits languishing in the relegation places, with Bielsa already under pressure, a seemingly salutary warning that no amount of planning can alter the inevitable.
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One section of her menu is turned over to kimbap, those wide, nori-wrapped sushi rolls often spotted at salad bars, languishing under plastic wrap.
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Your Money Adviser After languishing for a few years, support for teaching money-management skills to high school students has reignited, financial literacy advocates say.
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There were a few other songs that were languishing, and we didn't use them as bonus tracks because we thought we'd finish it one day.
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The languishing Vieques hospital is one of many places where rebuilding has stagnated nearly a year and a half after the ruinous September 2017 hurricane.
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In 2010, Dongju Zhang, an archaeologist at Lanzhou University in China, began studying the Tibetan jaw, which had been languishing in storage at her institution.
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With ease, eventually: Brazil was languishing in sixth place in South American qualifying when it fired Dunga, its previous coach, and replaced him with Tite.
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Superstar L.A. real estate agent Aaron Kirman and his team specialize in selling extravagant, multi-million dollar properties that have been languishing on the market.
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Furthermore, there are thousands of children languishing in foster care who ought to be freed for adoption if the administrative agencies could hasten this process.
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In 2000, the economist Michael Haupert discovered the Yankee accounting books and ledgers from Ruppert's ownership languishing in unopened boxes at the Hall of Fame.
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Unfortunately, the bill has been languishing in the Council for months, even though energy disclosure laws like Local Law 84 rely on transparency to work.
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Nationally, the SPD is languishing at about 17% in polls, below the 20.5% hit in the 2017 election which was its worst result since 1933.
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The dollar stood tall over the languishing euro and heavily sold exporter currencies on Wednesday, with the dollar index trading at 99.435 as of midday.
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Billionaire Seth Klarman blames low rates and 'capitalist excess' for his fund's languishing returns — and says we've seen only the 'tip of the overvaluation iceberg'
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After years of languishing in relative obscurity, global carbon markets rebounded with vigor in 2017 and into 1003, according to data from the World Bank.
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But chain belts featuring jeweled and feathered hummingbirds, and a white satin suit with cherry blossoms languishing on one side, seemed more decorative than relevant.
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Bennet, who is languishing at the bottom of national and early-state polling, was not facing particularly loud pressure or scrutiny about his fundraising practices.
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With Fannie and Freddie languishing in conservatorship with no capital, the system will steadily degrade, ultimately weighing on the availability of mortgage loans and homeownership.
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The Deutsche Bank currency volatility indicator hit multi-year lows this week, while the proxy for fixed income volatility is languishing at all-time lows.
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An amendment to do this is already languishing in the senate, with the support of the Workers' Party and the former presidential candidate Marina Silva.
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The dollar's index against a basket of six major currencies last stood at 22, languishing near Wednesday's trough of 20.7780, its weakest level since Dec. 1.193.
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The document, known as the Blaeu map, was re-discovered in 2010 in a Swedish warehouse where the document had been languishing for hundreds of years.
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This past weekend, Vero — an app that had been languishing in relative obscurity since 2015 — shot up to the top position on the App Store charts.
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It struggled in Panama's climate until some enterprising coffee grower replanted some of the languishing plants at a high altitude where it finally started to thrive.
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Just seven weeks before a national election, the party is languishing at around 8 percent in polls after enjoying double-digit ratings for most of 2016.
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Investors, increasingly languishing in a world of money-losing bonds, have turned to high-yielding stocks like utilities and real estate to make up the difference.
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Inheriting an economy languishing in recession and with double-digit unemployment and inflation, Hawke embraced economic deregulation that belied his connections with Australia's largest trade unions.
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And Jake Arrieta, who won the Cy Young Award granted to the best pitcher in the National League in 2015, is still languishing on the market.
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On another level, Puerto Rico is still languishing in the dark without power (and in many cases without safe drinking water) with no end in sight.
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Next came the resignation of the Prime Minister and a precipitous drop in the value of the pound, which remains languishing far below its former heights.
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In 2009, Lindsay Bach is languishing in post-recession Brooklyn when tragedy strikes and her best friend Edie Iredale is found dead of an apparent suicide.
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Some of Wien's premonitions for 2016 include a presidential win from Hillary Clinton (against Republican nominee Ted Cruz) and oil prices languishing in the $30 range.
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McEwan said his "only regret" was falling short on targets to improve RBS's customer service, with the bank languishing toward the bottom of customer satisfaction tables.
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The case had appeared to be languishing but a move at the Supreme Court earlier this month to reopen it has put Georgiou under renewed pressure.
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Children around the world "are languishing in institutions because the Hague has been wrongly interpreted and badly implemented," says Peter Hayes of the University of Sunderland.
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Such praise does not wash, however, with many supporters of the roughly 100 opposition activists languishing in Venezuela's jails, including the best-known prisoner Leopoldo Lopez.
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He even lost in Waterloo, Wisconsin, the sort of languishing factory-town whose inhabitants had helped him win 20 of the previous 32 Republican primary contests.
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They pledged to free scores of political prisoners who were languishing in jails, and to give away public housing to the people who lived in it.
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His incarceration is one of the last remaining victories for the leaders of the 2011 protests, many of whom are now languishing in Mr. Sisi's jails.
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That was, until staff members for Rome's new interim administrator, Francesco Paolo Tronca, discovered nine boxes containing roughly 1803,2180 case files left languishing by past mayors.
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Their candidate, Nate McMurray, saw a surge in contributions on Wednesday after languishing for months with little cash and only tepid support from national Democratic groups.
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Shareholders, fed up with a languishing share price and dwindling revenues, will call on the bank's management to speed up the recovery process at the AGM.
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The extra costs for farmers come as corn futures prices have been languishing near seven-year lows and canola remains well below peaks hit in 2012.
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Led by products like Slack, Workplace by Facebook and Microsoft Teams, a software category that had been languishing for the last several years, suddenly came alive.
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Other patients are languishing in pain because preferred, more powerful medications aren't available, or because they have to wait for substitute oral drugs to kick in.
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Such a shopping spree could reduce the glut of luxury apartments languishing on the market, but other changes to the housing market are on the horizon.
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Two people familiar with the President's thinking said he's now languishing in a place where neither side is satisfied by his moves on Defense Production Act.
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In South Carolina, for instance, a bill about restricting restroom access remains technically alive, but has been languishing in a committee for more than a year.
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Currently, he is languishing in a Spanish jail, but soon the authorities will have to decide which extradition request to honor: the United States' or Russia's.
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Lisa Pryor SYDNEY, Australia — Nearly 400 men are languishing on Manus Island in the South Pacific because they dared to try to reach Australia by boat.
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The pandemic also threatens to chip away at India's economic growth, already languishing at multi-year lows, as it forces more offices and factories into lockdown.
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Late oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens' massive Texas ranch has been languishing on the market for years — and it just got a $30 million price cut.
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For immigrants languishing in detention, particularly in the South, a hunger strike is often the sole remaining means of protest against a dehumanizing and unjust system.
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The shares launched at 19 pounds ($24.50) before dropping for months and languishing at around 5 pounds for weeks as sales have failed to meet expectations.
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Others patients are languishing in pain because preferred, more powerful medications aren't available, or because they have to wait for substitute oral drugs to kick in.
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Private exams on stretchers in hallways, patients languishing without attention for hours, nurses stretched to the breaking point; all of it has become business as usual.
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Nonetheless, Moro's proposal is currently languishing in Congress, where lawmakers stripped the section offering police more cover, arguing that it could incentivize them to kill more.
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Tencent also flagged potential difficulty in the near future in its brand advertising business citing China's economic growth rate, which is languishing at 25-year lows.
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But the $10 trillion in uninvested savings languishing in local banks, plus a burgeoning wealth management industry, should encourage experienced players to take a second swing.
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The Eritrean-American citizen has never been charged or convicted of any crime, yet it's believed she's been languishing in an Eritrean prison since December 22013.
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Press play and allow yourself to be transported to a beach villa, where you're languishing in your sadness and wrapped in a luxurious bath robe. 219.
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For Twitter, the year included a languishing of its stock price, many exits of top leaders, struggle to combat abuse and a failed attempt to be acquired.
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The Market Vectors fund, which tracks the Indxx LLC-built generic index, is the only U.S. ETF built on shares of generic drugmakers, which have been languishing.
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Although the return of Jack Dorsey may herald a wave of improvements, Twitter has been languishing for years now, and it may be too little, too late.
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But physical premiums are bombed out, Shanghai Metal Market's assessment of the Yangshan premium languishing at a two-year low of $52.50 per tonne over LME cash.
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The government has banned several leaders of the languishing opposition from participating; they are still likely to call for protests if President Nicolás Maduro wins another term.
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With prices of soyabeans languishing at $10 a bushel (compared with $17 in 2013) they cannot afford to lose their biggest export market to Brazil and Argentina.
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A CNN/ORC nationwide poll released late last month found both Kasich and Bush languishing toward the bottom of the GOP field in the low single digits.
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The Australian dollar, which had been languishing at its weakest levels since mid-2016, gained on Wednesday after Australia posted its best economic growth in six years.
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Many great bills to fix these problems have already been introduced and are languishing in committees unable to see the light of day to be voted on.
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Last summer, with production languishing below 250,000 bpd, Sanalla began a campaign against the blockades, criss-crossing Libya's huge land mass in an eight-seat propeller plane.
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Trump's dismal numbers — languishing in the mid-30s — were echoed in a Tuesday Politico/Morning Consult poll, although the spread was 5 points instead of 11. 16.
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Hickenlooper has struggled to gain traction since he launched his presidential bid in March, languishing in several national and statewide polls amid a crowded Democratic primary field.
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"My mistake," said Vettel, who is acquiring an increasingly accident-prone reputation and is now languishing 100 points behind Mercedes's championship leader Lewis Hamilton after 10 races.
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But they warn that support may wane if congressmen are forced to vote several times to protect Temer - whose popularity is languishing in single-digits - from trial.
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Mike Rounds of South Dakota and Jerry Moran of Kansas also threw their support behind the bipartisan Secure Elections Act, which had been languishing since Democrat Sen.
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Even with global oil benchmarks languishing at their lowest level in decades, the deal appeared to hand significant profits to the Mexican firms, according to Reuters calculations.
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Nonetheless, the legal tussle can be costly for small galleries and can leave world-famous pieces of art languishing in airports overnight, violating contractual agreements between museums.
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The uptick rule was a rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission that prevented short sellers from putting more pressure on a security that was already languishing.
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On Twitter, Saudi Arabia's state-run Alekhbariya television station showed photographs of sick-looking children languishing on the floor of what appeared to be an overcrowded clinic.
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The Reserve Bank of India on Friday cut interest rates for a fifth straight meeting, stepping up efforts to kickstart economic growth languishing at six-year lows.
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So, with its largest economy languishing, and fears that trade headwinds might strengthen, economists are also lowering expectations for growth in the euro zone as a whole.
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But with dozens of games included in an Apple Arcade subscription, it's still hard to find the hidden gems languishing behind those few hyped in the spotlight.
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Harris made a big splash in early polls, but she's now languishing in the second tier of candidates and hoping her campaign can reset in Iowa. Sen.
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"The USMCA is languishing in the House of Representatives," he said last month to a crowd of more than 200 workers at a local glass manufacturer here.
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But in the shadows of the city's thriving business and entertainment district are languishing East Side neighborhoods pocked with boarded-up homes and overgrown, trash-strewn lots.
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Meanwhile, Jamie (Sam Heughan) has been languishing in prison, only to find some sort of freedom courtesy of the man who tries to make a pass at him.
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The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission is about to decide the fate of 19043 properties that have been languishing, some of them for decades, on its calendar.
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Until the straight-talking Schulz, the former president of the European Parliament, entered the fray as an alternative to Merkel, the SPD had been languishing in the polls.
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"We hope the Gambians languishing in jail in the Gambia will be accorded the same fair treatment as was accorded to Banka, Papa, Cherno and Barrow," he said.
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But with oil languishing near $30 a barrel and only a slow recovery forecast, some had questioned the viability of a deal that would increase Shell's debt burden.
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As a result, new United signing Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who was one of the best attacking midfielders in Europe for Borussia Dortmund last season, is languishing on the bench.
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Human rights groups hope that by shedding light on this particular case, justice can be achieved for the dozens of other juvenile offenders still languishing in Iranian prisons.
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Languishing in a dead-end job, Earn begins pursuing a way out by trying to advance the musical career of his cousin (Brian Tyree Henry), a budding rapper.
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The bedrock of my Gmail account is sinking, as I write this, from a pile-up of unread updates, unwelcome spam, languishing messages I've forgotten to reply to.
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Having been hoisted off its rooftop hangar, the smaller plane is now languishing on the tarmac of Mumbai airport as if lashed to the ground by red tape.
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Today, just over 6 months later, the stock is languishing below its IPO price, at $18.41, and well over a billion dollars' worth of market value has evaporated.
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A bill that would introduce standards for autonomous vehicle testing, the Senate's AV START Act, is languishing more than a year after the House passed a companion bill.
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The issue, however, was that Izzadeen was then—and still is, according to his brother and lawyer—languishing in a British prison for breaching the UK's terrorism act.
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There is one proposal languishing in the Albany legislature that would raise more than a billion dollars in new revenue to make urgent repairs to the subway system.
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The correlations are neither simple nor perfect – Humberside's most prosperous years saw Hull City languishing in English football's fourth and fifth tiers, for instance – but they do exist.
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An earlier effort, the New Third Board set up in Beijing in 2006, has suffered a similar fate and is languishing amid poor liquidity and waning investor interest.
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Puglia, long a languishing part of the chronically underdeveloped south, is now an area of fast-growing industry and tourism, the poster child of the generally depressed mezzogiorno.
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Like America, the South African story, lately, has been troubled by the sense that a group of people are languishing outside the cultural elite, harboring a growing resentment.
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Mainland China markets are languishing in bear market territory as investor concerns over an ongoing trade dispute between Washington and Beijing and a slowing economy weigh on sentiment.
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Just as Shankly had with Liverpool, Clough found Forest languishing in the Second Division, and soon built a team which would go on to triumph in the First.
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Cuomo's take: The governor has said that the Second Avenue line is an important project that had been languishing, and that he wants stations to have modern amenities.
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The impact of the tariffs continues to be felt in China, with the manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) languishing in negative territory for a second month in June.
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In 21.4, Facebook also experienced a public market reality check, with its stock languishing for months below its I.P.O. price in its first year as a public company.
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Since then, the case has made few advances, with even basic information requests languishing for months, according to two other people who have reviewed the latest case files.
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In his efforts to be a good parent to Hollyhock, he takes her to meet Beatrice, now languishing and suffering from dementia, in a Santa Barbara nursing home.
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Deep-frozen Jake Gyllenhaal followed by Shailene Woodley on the half-shell, floating across the South Pacific in a dismasted schooner with Sam Claflin languishing in the stern.
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The brand that they took over was languishing; Leon and Lim immediately ripped down office walls and introduced sweatshirts (for upward of $250) to their first Kenzo collection.
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With Thursday's decision, MAN is reassuring workers after restructuring last year culminated in 1,800 job losses in Europe designed to revive languishing profitability and tackle high fixed costs.
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Iran and South Korea currently occupy those spots on seven points followed by Uzbekistan (six) and Syria (four) with China languishing in fifth place with their solitary point.
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During the liberation of cities like Raqqa, local groups like the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) seized foreign fighters, who are now languishing in temporary detention facilities in Syria.
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If there is one place that exemplifies the national disgrace of mass incarceration, of inmates languishing without trial, of the warehousing of those with mental illnesses, it's Rikers.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar stood tall over the languishing euro and heavily sold exporter currencies on Wednesday, as investors reckoned with a deepening economic fallout from the coronavirus.
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But they warn that support may wane if congressmen are forced to vote several times to protect Temer - whose popularity is languishing in the single-digits - from trial.
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Languishing on the bench during much of what became an 215-game losing streak for the Knicks, Kanter was excited to be on the floor in meaningful situations.
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Like her protagonist, Danluck seems less interested in languishing in the ambience of her mysterious settings than she is in tying together the loose strands of a plot.
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Nor did the family know what to do with his many paintings, drawings, sketches, journals, letters and other documents, most of which had been languishing in storage, she said.
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"We think this is going to result in untold numbers of immigrants being detained and languishing in detention centers for years, because the system is so backlogged," Lin said.
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Companies have been restarting short-term shale operations and putting money into capital and exploration there, but the longer-term projects, slower to return cash flow, have been languishing.
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Big questions also remain over whether people would be left languishing at these centers with little hope of getting to Europe and no means or will to return home.
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On Saturday, the Egyptian ministry of antiquities announced the re-discovery and excavation of these two tombs, designated Kampp 150 and Kampp 161, after languishing for nearly three decades.
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The Dallas Mavericks, who host the Hawks on Saturday, have some attractive veterans on the roster as well and are languishing at the bottom of the Western Conference standings.
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Aluminium prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were broadly flat in the first quarter, still languishing beneath the 14,000 yuan a tonne mark many smelters need to break even.
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Part of this was due to a falling U.K. currency – and this is one asset which hasn't recovered, now languishing around 17 percent lower than its pre-Brexit level.
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Emerging market growth is the slowest since drug companies started breaking out such regional sales numbers about seven years ago, with GSK languishing at the bottom of the class.
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We all have fond, nostalgic memories of those childhood summers where more of our time was spent splashing around in a body of water than languishing outside of it.
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The Dallas Mavericks spent most of the first half of the schedule languishing at the bottom of the Western Conference but are finally beginning to make a move up.
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But if you're a Venmo loyalist who wants to do more with the cash languishing in your app, the card may give you additional ways to get it circulating.
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That pushed brands like Cartier into buying back stocks languishing at distributors in recent years, to stop them being dumped at discounted prices on the so-called "gray" market.
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So it is striking to see the party, languishing in opinion polls and tiring after 13 years in government, suddenly revitalised by an almost unprecedented innovation: a leadership election.
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While we celebrate Meek's release, we must remember that millions like him continue to struggle on probation, and many find themselves languishing in cages after they can't keep up.
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Qatar's index shot up in late trade to close 1.2 percent higher, rebounding from the six-year lows it has been languishing at for much of the last month.
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But the caravan of Central American men, women and children currently languishing at the US-Mexico border has turned national attention to another type of endangered group: asylum seekers.
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The mistake and its cover-up came to light nine months later, after the body of the other woman, Leah Lerner, 95, was discovered, languishing in the city morgue.
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The Miami Heat are losers of seven of their last eight games and are languishing at the bottom of the Southeast Division, but that hasn't taken away their fight.
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Patients, in consultation with their physicians, could then either access these promising FTCM medications or continue to wait for drugs still languishing for years in the traditional FDA process.
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So they are using last-minute deals to entice passengers to pay to move to the front of the plane, while leaving frequent fliers languishing on the waiting list.
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The Emma Watson-Tom Hanks thriller is currently languishing at 17% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes; worse, it managed an embarrassing 63rd place ranking in its opening weekend box office.
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Cartel and Ko say that there are many young men—many of them military veterans—languishing in silence without their penises because of injuries sustained in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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The languishing billions are a reflection of President Trump's belief that the rest of the world needs to be weaned off its reliance on aid from the United States.
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But he makes his case through stories of ill children who were languishing in the care of adult or community providers only to be rescued (often by Newman himself).
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After languishing in detention centers or camps for more than a year, the stateless minors were granted refugee status by the United Nations and flown to the United States.
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Trump&aposs approval rating is languishing at 42.4%, according a model by FiveThirtyEight, and he is the first US president to face an impeachment trial while running for reelection.
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Defendants languishing in jail, unable to come up with modest bails for low-level offenses, often have their lives upended, losing jobs or having children taken away from them.
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Just days after the presidential election, the Obama administration announced a deal between the United States and Australia to resettle hundreds of refugees languishing on Manus and Nauru islands.
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The second tanker, the Front Altair, which was set ablaze by a blast, was still languishing at sea, although the fire that had charred the hull had been put out.
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Downgrade Triggers: A sovereign downgrade, a dilution of government ownership or control or weakened government links, or a languishing importance of KORAIL's public-policy role may lead to a downgrade.
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This means apprehended immigrants can expect to spend even more time detained, with some immigrants likely choosing to be quickly returned to their home countries rather than languishing behind bars.
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Yet, despite popularity ratings languishing around 20 percent, Maduro is expected to secure a second, six-year term in his deeply divided country, in part due to low opposition turnout.
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Yet a bill proposing to make the posting of revenge porn a misdemeanor with a penalty of up to a year in prison has been languishing in Albany since 2013.
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Aluminum prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were broadly flat in the first quarter, still languishing below the 14,000 yuan-a-tonne mark that many smelters need to break even.
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But none of that helped the 19-year-old Piazza, who died after languishing for hours in a drunken stupor with serious injuries he sustained after falling down the stairs.
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Aluminium prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were broadly flat in the first quarter, still languishing below the 14,000 yuan-a-tonne mark that many smelters need to break even.
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Yang, a technology entrepreneur, supports legislation languishing in Congress known as the DREAM Act, which would permanently protect DACA youth from deportation and provide them with a pathway to citizenship.
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Senator Marco Rubio and Ben Carson make up the second tier, with 12 percent and 11 percent, respectively, while the rest of the Republican field is languishing in single digits.
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As long as we react this way — with mute dread, languishing in the pacifying assumption that nothing can be done — we are setting the stage for a very bleak future.
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It hardly helps that one former bank boss is languishing in jail while authorities probe a loan to Kingfisher Airlines, whose former boss is skulking in a mansion in Britain.
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Ultimately, barring any shocking developments, it is hard to see beyond the Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union winning again, with support for the SPD languishing in the mid-20s.
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Two bills that would protect Mueller and his investigation of Russia's election meddling, the Special Counsel Integrity Act and the Special Counsel Independence Protection Act, are languishing in the Senate.
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But with services costs still languishing in the wake of the 2014 slump and new technologies helping to simplify and improve designs, new projects are able to compete for capital.
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The SPD, languishing in opinion polls before four regional elections this year, is keen to woo traditional voters skeptical about arms sales and worried about Saudi involvement in Yemen's war.
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But Williams, former champions now languishing at the bottom of the standings after a dismal season, may have to make a commercial decision based on funding rather than track performance.
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With Jeb Bush languishing near the bottom, Rubio emerges from Iowa as the non-maverick candidate who is best poised to move forward in the "establishment lane" when it opens.
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Since violence between Buddhists and Rohingyas erupted in 2012, hundreds of thousands of Rohingyas have been displaced from their homes, many languishing in squalid camps or confined to their villages.
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Worryingly, its valuation as measured by the price-to-book ratio is languishing at 0.2, which means the market is applying an 80% discount to assets held by the bank.
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In Season 2, they're coping with a baby sister for the toddler Frankie, and the attendant struggles: postpartum ick, a visiting monster-in-law (Carrie Fisher) and a languishing career.
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One big problem for the SPD, languishing at all-time lows in opinion polls, is the surge of the Greens in Germany, the EU's most populous country and economic powerhouse.
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Meanwhile, the infrastructure spending that nearly 22019 percent of Americans have voiced their support for — to improve roads, buildings and waterways — is languishing as the president rallies for the wall.
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Photograph by Jason Fulford for The New Yorker For Edward Waldo Forbes, pigment hunting and gathering was not just a matter of creating an archive of lost or languishing color.
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He and his girlfriend, fellow artist Alika Cooper, drove past it a few times while passing through Cahokia, a languishing Midwestern suburb just across the Mississippi River from St. Louis.
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When Fernando García and Daniel Gómez Jiménez-Landi found vineyards of old-vine garnacha that were languishing on granite hillsides in the Sierra de Gredos outside Madrid, they envisioned beauty.
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Those carrots are simple to pull off, but use the freshest, best-looking ones you can find, nothing that seems like it's been languishing at the supermarket since time began.
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Mr. Vinnik has been languishing in a Greek jail cell since July 2017, when the authorities arrested him as he was vacationing in a small beachside village in northern Greece.
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The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield jumped through 3 percent for the first time since June 103, after languishing in a range below 2.90 percent for most of the summer.
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But Mr. Sanders was stranded in Washington, languishing at President Trump's impeachment trial along with two other top contenders in the Iowa Democratic caucus, Senators Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren.
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In Season 2, they're coping with a baby sister for the toddler, Frankie, and the attendant struggles: postpartum ick, a visiting monster-in-law (Carrie Fisher) and a languishing career.
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There are a pair of measures languishing in the Senate, both authored by bipartisan duos, that would make it more difficult, if not impossible, for Trump to push out Mueller.
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Of course, if the Knicks were in a better place instead of languishing (again) toward the bottom of the standings, then maybe Anthony's occasional returns would not be such spectacles.
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In Season 2 they're coping with a baby sister for the toddler Frankie, and the attendant struggles: postpartum ick, a visiting monster-in-law (Carrie Fisher) and a languishing career.
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In Season 2 they're coping with a baby sister for the toddler, Frankie, and the attendant struggles: postpartum ick, a visiting monster-in-law (Carrie Fisher) and a languishing career.
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For example, for all Cuomo's blather and hot air about supporting LGBTQ folks, the New York State Senate bill known as GENDA: Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act, is still languishing.
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The first dot-com bubble had popped a year earlier, and Amazon's stock price was languishing in the single digits, less than half of where it was trading a year before.
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Indeed, all the people mentioned above make a point, in their respective accounts, of noting their privilege compared to many of the other travelers they saw languishing in CBP waiting rooms.
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Higher prices will encourage power producers to run gas-fired units for fewer hours in the coming weeks and increase generation from coal, which has been languishing at multi-decade lows.
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Field hockey, once considered India's national sport, is now languishing; in Rio, the men's team reached the knock-out stages for the first time in 36 years but eventually placed eighth.
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Back in Malaysia, they have had to ration languishing water reserves as several of its major dams and reservoirs dropped to dangerous lows, according to a report in Channel News Asia.
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The vote tallies are not fully in from Iowa, but Buttigieg is headed for a top finish, while it appears that Biden will be languishing far behind in fourth place. Sen.
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In college, I went to see it with one friend, both of us near-wasted and languishing in unrequited-love situations that felt so urgent and painful, we just might die.
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His father, an auto parts salesman, saw it languishing in a gas station and paid $213 to buy it for Perry, then 16, who quickly figured out how to fix it.
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In India, the stock market reacted positively to the passing of a Goods & Services Tax (GST) bill in the upper house of parliament, after languishing in a political deadlock for months.
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Bankers, funds and investors, however, say that could change in 2016, as specialist buyers rethink a market where prices are languishing, mines are losing money and the traditional competition is weak.
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For that reason, most have stayed in the region, often languishing for years in camps in Lebanon and Jordan, rather than migrating to Europe or attempting to enter the United States.
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The E.U. has not even met its pledge to resettle 160,000 qualified asylum seekers languishing in the overburdened countries of Italy, Greece and Hungary; only about 300 people have been moved.
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A major reason for the relative calm is that former "Umbrella Movement" leaders Joshua Wong, Nathan Law and other activists are languishing in police custody after they were arrested Wednesday night.
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Critics of the impeachment process say it has become a referendum on Rousseff's popularity - currently languishing in single digits - which sets a worrying precedent for ousting unpopular leaders in the future.
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The existing camps on the Bangladesh border, already full of Rohingya refugees who are languishing in poor conditions and stuck in legal limbo, are subject to immediate, further overcrowding, Smith says.
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He said the regulator eased rates due to weak growth and an improved inflation outlook, but said monetary policy alone would not be enough to spur an economy languishing in recession.
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Despite a decades-old "open access" movement — which aims to put research findings in the public domain instead of languishing behind expensive paywalls — the traditional approach to publishing remains firmly entrenched.
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"The deeper tragedy is that he is ignoring the thousands of pending petitions that are languishing in the regular process," Osler, one of the authors of the 2014 study, told CNBC.
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It, too, had been off the grid in a sense, languishing for decades in her garage, and now, because of an automotive emergency, had just been put back on the road.
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Despite these qualifications and the consent of a thorough and bi-partisan committee, Stanton's nomination has been languishing on the Senate floor, with no vote scheduled, for over thirteen months. Why?
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The shortcomings, it finds, expose the need for federal, state and local emergency managers to improve collaboration, especially in the US territories, where infrastructure investment has lagged amid languishing local economies.
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Many have argued that those languishing in offshore detention centers should be moved to the mainland and their claims reviewed there, but politicians from both parties refuse to entertain that approach.
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Laos fell, the C.I.A. pulled up stakes, and many Hmong families, after languishing in refugee camps in Thailand and elsewhere, were resettled in places like Fresno, California, where Vang lives today.
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Dozens of journalists and activists are languishing in jails, and while the kingdom was never known as a bastion of free speech, the government has become even more repressive under MBS.
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They agreed to fully implement the Chakrabarti report recommendations — many of which, like creating a formal, streamlined process for investigating allegations of anti-Semitism, had somehow been languishing since June 2016.
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Alternately, if you've got once-loved pieces languishing in your give-away pile, now might be the time to offload those neglected Lululemon leggings or an under-utilzed Theory blazer online...
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On the plus side, I now glowed in navy, and a white faux-fur jacket that had been languishing at the back of my wardrobe suddenly had me channeling Grace Kelly.
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The currency is still trading up above 15 percent at $4,782.60, which is a healthy jump for the cryptocurrency (which had been languishing at around $4,000 for the past three months).
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This dump salad is a hodgepodge of whatever is languishing in the crevices of your kitchen: cottage cheese, Cool Whip, orange Jell-O mix, and canned pineapple and mandarin orange chunks.
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It's a system that has come under fire from human rights watchdogs in Ireland as well as internationally with reports of people languishing in a system for up to 15 years.
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Opinion Over the past few months, the world has once again been reminded of the gender apartheid long practiced in Iran — and of the bravery of Iranian women languishing under it.
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Ms. Nettleton's story has shined a light on the plight of children taken unwittingly by their parents to join the Islamic State, some of whom are now languishing in displacement camps.
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More than seven months later, his request for information abut international bank accounts is still languishing in the attorney general's office, according to one of the people familiar with the case.
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However, in a shock move, 5-Star hooked up with its former arch enemy, the pro-European Democratic Party (PD), to create a new administration and leave Salvini languishing in opposition.
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I was also contacted by judges, probation officers, defense lawyers, law professors, and some prosecutors who sought to bring to our attention someone languishing in prison with hope for their release.
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But the closing went through, endangering a trove of 10 million artifacts, from mastodon bones to Native American tools, collected over 138 years, and now just languishing in the shuttered building.
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In the end, the resolution of the mystery was strikingly mundane: a flight from California to New York, a soggy paper bag and a double cheeseburger left languishing on the pavement.
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Mr. Hochberg, who was fiercely grilled by Mr. Garrett in congressional hearings, said that $30 billion in deals and 40 major projects were languishing in the pipeline as recently as January.
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If the reduced number of stocks were an issue, then why would one-sixth of the names in the S&P 500 be languishing at 12-times forecast earnings or less?
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Trump has been languishing in the 2023 percent range, unable to expand his base of support, while Clinton has been hitting the 50 percent mark with more regularity in recent weeks.
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"Prosecutor Abbas Jaafari told IRNA that four dual nationality Iranian-American prisoners, passing prison terms in Iran, will be exchanged with seven Iranian nationals languishing at the U.S. jails," it reported.
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Relations were already languishing at a post-Cold War low because of the allegations that Russian cyber interference in the election was intended to boost Trump's chances, something Moscow flatly denies.
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Second, the Trump administration, so happy to attack imports from South of the border, failed to note (or, perhaps, even realize) that it was marketing a public policy languishing in Mexico.
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The violence came as dueling concerts kicked off on the country's western border with Colombia, where aid deliveries from the United States have been languishing since Maduro blocked the Tienditas Bridge.
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What auction houses and watch repairs cannot value is what a timepiece, even one that has been languishing at the back of a drawer for decades, might mean to its owner.
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Separately, a Belarusian escort who once claimed that her tapes of Mr. Deripaska's conversations could link Russian oligarchs to interference in U.S. elections is still languishing in a jail in Thailand.
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"It would allow the administration, finally, two years into its tenure, to staff numerous important positions that remain unfilled, with nominees who have been languishing," the Republican leader said on Thursday.
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Mr. Obama should note that Cuba's leaders could be doing far more to revitalize the island's languishing economy, which would stem the flow of people seeking to leave for better futures elsewhere.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - British aid money could harm migrants languishing in overcrowded detention centers in Libya by funding a lawless system that violates human rights, a government watchdog said on Friday.
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My own GameCube is God-knows-where—languishing on some GameStop warehouse shelf, or in someone's garage, buried beneath an electric drill after an impulsive used-game purchase in the late 2000s.
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I've had a jar of the Fresh Umbrian Clay Pore Purifying Face Mask languishing in my face mask drawer (yes, I have a whole drawer) for longer than I care to admit.
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With oil prices languishing close to 12-123.93/2-year lows and RINs prices last year up more than 10 percent, biofuel compliance costs accounted for a greater chunk of refiner overhead.
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Finally, as the global economy has been mired in a growth slump that has featured U.S. GDP languishing around 2 percent, Trump's win is now seen as "unambiguously positive" for nominal gains.
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On current trends urban distance travelled each year will havetrebled by 2050, and the average time urban drivers spend languishing in traffic jams is set to double to 106 hours a year.
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But the recovery that began in October, after 13 months of straight decline, has only spread to just over half the 70 cities captured by official data, leaving others languishing far behind.
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"I look at these types of matches, I see a lot of things I should be better at, I should improve at," Sharapova, languishing down at 52 in the rankings, told reporters.
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With U.S. stock markets posting their worst week since the election and the VIX still languishing in the low double-digits, which of these will garner the most attention from market participants?
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Twenty years later, newly formed wrongful conviction units in district attorney's offices around the country have uncovered a shocking number of innocent defendants languishing in prisons for crimes they did not commit.
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For instance, approval rates for single-sex and arts schools are languishing at 2900 percent and 220006 percent, respectively, whereas the rate for all new charter proposals is closer to 2202 percent.
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Today, with more than two million people languishing in America's prisons and jails, at a cost to taxpayers of $2171 billion per year, waiting for a legislature to act is not acceptable.
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While the Australian wine industry has not put a value on the exports languishing at China's ports, investors are concerned as winemakers increasingly rely on rapidly growing Chinese sales to boost earnings.
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Now they're coping with a baby sister for the toddler Frankie, and the attendant struggles, at least for Sharon: postpartum ick, a visiting monster-in-law (Carrie Fisher) and a languishing career.
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If the standings question such optimism, with the Canadian-owned outfit languishing eighth out of 10 going into the August break after 12 of 123 races, the American has plenty of perspective.
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That meant that many immigrants were still having to appear in court alone even if they had a serious mental disability, and risked languishing in detention for years as their case stalled.
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Y. Meanwhile, the $81 billion disaster aid bill faced a potential separate vote of its own, but was at risk of languishing because of opposition among some conservatives upset about its cost.
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Portland's only truly indulgent move was acquiring Mason Plumlee, a NBA-level center on the last year of his rookie deal who was languishing in Brook Lopez's curly-headed shadow in Brooklyn.
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Public defenders, for instance, say that its criminal justice reforms will keep tens of thousands of people who are charged with nonviolent crimes from languishing in jail before they get a trial.
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Inflation has not sustainably reached the Fed's target since the central bank formally adopted it in 2012, and has been languishing below the dividing line for much of the past quarter-century.
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It mandates that the courts produce quarterly reports about how long cases are taking to resolve and establishes a formal process to request a speedy trial for defendants whose cases are languishing.
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"The deal finds a resolution for creditors and PNP (perpetual and preference shareholders) investors and development projects that have been languishing since the moratorium in May 2018," Utico said in a statement.
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In February, with the team languishing at the bottom of the Metropolitan Division, General Manager Jeff Gorton shipped off the veterans Rick Nash and Ryan McDonagh, among others, in exchange for prospects.
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Mahathir, has come out of retirement to team up with Anwar - who is languishing in jail having been convicted in a case that both he and independent observers say was politically motivated.
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The presence of thousands of committed ISIS supporters languishing at al-Hol could become an unprecedented terrorist incubator unless the United States and the international community rapidly mobilize to address the crisis.
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This adjudication disparity also means that with the new priorities, there is no plan in place for the asylum office to ever reach the applications that have been languishing in the backlog.
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After languishing for two months, the parents and children were released into Mexico City, where the threats continued both from their former kidnappers and Barrio 18 gang members searching for the family.
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Get the Gringo, which Gibson produced, co-wrote, and starred in, never made it to a theatrical release in the US, instead languishing in video on demand upon its release in 2012.
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Ultimately, he opted to gamble on Cashner's ability at a position of need rather than keeping Rizzo and risking his value depreciating, either from sitting on the bench or languishing in Petco.
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It would be wrong to say that Waltz was languishing before he played the villainous Hans Landa in Tarantino's World War II movie, but he definitely wasn't well-known to audiences outside Europe.
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With the London Metal Exchange (LME) aluminum price languishing near two-year lows at a current $1,22019 per tonne, Alcoa estimates some 22.6 to 28 percent of the world's smelters are losing money.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From overcrowding to a lack of medical care, thousands of refugee children are languishing in "dangerous and harrowing" conditions in Southeast Asian detention facilities, according to two charities.
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She played in a professionalized league for only two seasons; the rest of the time she spent languishing in the humdrum of the South African women's football, which is not particularly well organized.
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Anaya, who is languishing behind the charismatic López Obrador by around 25 points according to a poll by newspaper Reforma, has offered at least a few more details about his anti-corruption agenda.
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Belying his trade union connections before being elected to parliament, Hawke ushered in a wave of economic deregulation that turned around an economy languishing in recession and with double-digit unemployment and inflation.
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With innocence and guilt a matter for the courts, acts like Gucci Mane, Meek Mill, and Remy Ma saw their names and renown grow infamous from charges, their bars languishing while behind bars.
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Critics of the impeachment process say it has become a referendum on Rousseff's popularity — currently languishing in single digits — and sets a worrying precedent for ousting unpopular leaders in Congress in the future.
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And, as observers on social media have already noted, fees are still high and there are a shit-ton of unconfirmed bitcoin transactions languishing in digital limbo hours after Segregated Witness kicked in.
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Another provision of the bill would create a special U.S. envoy to address the situation of former fighters and supporters of the Islamic State militant group now languishing in detention centers in Syria.
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Investors are anxious for proof Soriot's prescription will work, since AstraZeneca shares are languishing 28 percent below the 55 pounds offered by Pfizer and earnings are expected to fall in 2016 and 2017.
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But Aston has suffered since its flotation last October where shares launched at 13 pounds ($24.50) before dropping for months and languishing at between 4 and 5 pounds for the last few weeks.
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But with the shares languishing around 24 euros it is more likely to wait until an eight-day window in October next year when it will be able to buy at market prices.
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PARIS — It seems almost too good to be true: A long-lost Caravaggio worth millions is discovered languishing in an attic in France, unseen by the family that had lived there for generations.
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Nowhere is the shortfall more clear than in the wait for appointments: Veterans are waiting longer to see doctors than they were two years ago, and more are languishing with extreme waiting times.
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But like most legislation passed by House Democrats, the two health bills are languishing in the Senate, where Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, refuses to take them up.
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They quickly discovered that their site, which until then had been appearing near the top of search results, was now languishing on Google, mired 12 or 15 or 64 or 170 pages down.
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After decades languishing on the fringes, it's recently started getting attention from mainstream researchers, with multiple clinical trials underway in humans in the U.S. and even more advanced studies in China and Korea.
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Democratic and Republican officials, advocacy groups and researchers say that other, less contentious subjects are taking center stage, while fewer new hot-button social bills are being introduced and pending ones are languishing.
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Bills that could help fix the country's finances and overhaul the criminal justice system are languishing in Congress, where the president has been unable to build alliances, and the economy continues to sputter.
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But after languishing for nearly seven years in Indonesia — where he cannot legally work, access public services or obtain citizenship — Mr. Ibrahim recently received bad news: His resettlement is unlikely to ever happen.
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The split was driven partly by Altria's share price, which had been languishing below its sum-of-parts value, but also by regulatory hounding of Big Tobacco over its role in causing cancer.
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Another 60,000 Rohingya children are languishing "almost forgotten" in disease-ridden camps inside Myanmar since being driven from their homes during violence in 2012, a U.N. children's agency (UNICEF) spokeswoman Marixie Mercado said.
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Leicester, which is languishing near the relegation zone in the Premier League, fielded a starting team filled with fringe players and was tied, 1-1, with its second-tier opponent after regular time.
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After repeated attempts to get help at Northeastern's counseling center only to find herself languishing on the waiting list each time, she gave up on seeking help for her worsening anxiety and PTSD.
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That is likely to keep a lid on wages growth which is languishing at an all-time low, and put downward pressure on inflation which remains below the RBA's 2-3 percent target band.
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The global platinum market will be oversupplied by around half a million ounces both this year and next, an industry report said, suggesting little respite for producers facing prices languishing near 10-year lows.
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But, as evidenced in the following two charts below, you can plainly see that since July of 22008 economic growth has been languishing, while CPI has been rising during a relatively similar time span.
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The euro was off a touch at $1.1304, languishing near its mid-December lows, and analysts see more pressure as monetary policy is expected to remain accommodative in the euro area over this year.
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I was driving with Kamalle Dabboussy, whose 28-year-old daughter, Mariam Dabboussy, has been languishing for months in a camp for the families of ISIS fighters in Syria, together with her three children.
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The Hong Kong dollar is only allowed to trade between HK$7.75 and HK$153 to its U.S. counterpart and has been languishing at the weak extreme of its range for much of 2018.
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There seems little doubt that America's rules have become tougher for Chinese applicants, notably in science subjects, with more students languishing in "additional administrative processing" for so long that some must abandon their studies.
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This is the second China IPO to disappoint in a week, after package delivery service ZTO Express priced at $19.50, above the range, opened at $18.40 and is now languishing in the $16 range.
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London Metal Exchange copper prices have fallen by more than quarter since May 2015 amid concerns about slowing demand from China, the world's top commodities consumer, and are languishing at around $4,700 per tonne.
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After languishing for nearly two years, China's stock market has come alive in recent months thanks to strong corporate profit and economic growth, rekindling the interest of investors burnt by a mid-2015 crash.
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Gasoline markets had been unusually weak across Europe, the United States and Asia in the weeks up to late-February due to oversupply, with Singapore's gasoline margins to Brent crude mostly languishing at discounts.
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Languishing in the polls and needing to convince voters that he could act like a statesman, Mr Trump jumped at the invitation (Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate, no doubt has better things to do).
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Stocks have run up on optimism about trade progress but have been languishing in the past two sessions as the market digests recent gains to new highs and no news on the trade front.
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But Aston has also suffered since its flotation in October last year when shares launched at £19 ($24.50) before dropping for months and languishing at between £4 and £5 for the last few weeks.
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The needs of those women living in trailer parks, trapped in crime-ridden and drug-infested urban neighborhoods, or languishing in our foster care or prison systems will continue to be ignored by #MeToo.
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The global dollar index, a gauge that measures the unit's strength against six other major currencies stood at 89.111 as of 0218 GMT, languishing near a five-week low of 88.979 set on Monday.
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In Season 2, they're coping with a baby sister for the toddler Frankie, and the attendant struggles, at least for Sharon: postpartum ick, a visiting monster-in-law (Carrie Fisher) and a languishing career.
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For the curious languishing in places where medical or recreational marijuana is still illegal, that means interacting with a weed dealer, which can be a bit awkward, especially before something resembling rapport is established.
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Like many petrochemical firms in the kingdom, Kayan's earnings have been hit hard by falling product prices as they are closely tied to the price of oil, which is languishing at 12-year lows.
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Today, nearly 603,260 are "trapped ... languishing in a wasteland," Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, Chair of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria, told the UN Human Rights Council earlier this month, according to Reuters.
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Tens of thousands of Rohingya have been languishing in U.N-supported camps and villages across western Myanmar since 2012, when they were driven out of their homes during a previous wave of ethnic violence.
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An overhaul of the judicial system, passed in 2008, gave hope to prisoners like Mr. García, who were languishing in prison without completed trials or sentences and had been arrested under the former rules.
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The country has seen 25 different governments since World War II, an unfortunate feature that has made it very difficult for any one government to introduce sustained reforms and boost Italy's long-languishing productivity.
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However different their circumstances, they bear similarities to the present-day Latinx, Caribbean and African refugees languishing at the border in ICE detention camps, or Muslims facing oppression in China or India -- or America.
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But as more and more cord cutters are relying on all-purpose broadband connections and get the bulk of their small-screen entertainment via streaming options, satellite TV companies Dish and DirecTV are languishing.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian shares jumped on Friday and the yen swooned after the Bank of Japan stunned markets by adopting negative interest rates in its boldest step yet to reinflate the long-languishing economy.
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The President stood at 50% approval in New Hampshire in January, according to polling by CNN and the University of New Hampshire, after languishing in the mid-to-low 40s for most of 2019.
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Ms. Tsai's popularity rating was languishing in the midteens as recently as last summer, but all recent polls place her safely ahead of her main opponent, the pro-China, populist maverick Han Kuo-yu.
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As for the remaining torpedoes, monuments and other artifacts languishing on the overgrown property, the Borgs have asked the museum association to remove them, and they have offered help with that, Mr. Sommer said.
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As recently as just a few weeks before those caucuses, Kerry was languishing in single digits in the polls and had to lend himself millions of dollars to provide a shot in the arm.
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But first we need to acknowledge that there's a key piece missing from this growing movement: the voices of those languishing behind prison walls — in both the U.S. criminal justice and immigration detention systems.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former top-flight side Portsmouth, now languishing in the fourth tier of English soccer, announced on Thursday an exclusivity agreement with ex-Walt Disney chief executive Michael Eisner and his Tornante Company.
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Relatively few Chinese, for example, know who the artist Ai Weiwei is, much less the democracy activist Liu Xiaobo, who won the Nobel Peace Prize even as he was languishing in a Chinese jail.
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In January of 2016, he emailed Russian President Vladimir Putin's personal spokesman to ask for help with speeding along languishing negotiations — a message reported by The Washington Post and confirmed by Cohen on Tuesday.
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He made no direct reference to rampant human rights abuses in Egypt under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, or to the estimated 60,000 political opponents human rights groups say are languishing in Egyptian jails.
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Meanwhile, New York approved a constitutional amendment permitting a first step toward the reform, Delaware's same-day registration bill has climbed a couple of hurdles and a New Jersey bill is languishing in committee.
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This leaves poor people languishing in jail just because they can't pay bail, even though they have only been accused — but not formally convicted — of a crime at that point in the trial process.
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The scale of social security and other non-discretionary spending commitments means the government is cutting back expenditure in other areas, such as public investment, which is languishing around its lowest levels on record.
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David Petraeus: ISIS is on its way to defeat but terrorism threat persists Civilians suffering Refugees who had escaped ISIS find themselves languishing in hastily-constructed refugee camps where even the basic amenities are lacking.
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Pope had the right instincts in choosing these former colleagues, all of them with vast experience in the field — and enough pent-up anger from years languishing as civilians to want to apply those skills.
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The Democratic schism comes after nearly a decade of Republican turmoil over immigration, a problem that split the party and ultimately left a bipartisan Senate bill passed in 2013 languishing in the House of Representatives.
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But the development also masks a deeper inequity: While previous mayors have focused on invigorating downtown and the mostly white east side, many of Montgomery's predominantly Black neighborhoods, concentrated in the city's west, are languishing.
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Lucid Motors ran into trouble lining up funding required to build its planned $700 million factory in Arizona, though, and spent much of 2017 and 2018 languishing until Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund came along.
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Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya have fled a campaign of arson, rape and killing by the military since August 2017, and many of those still in the country are languishing in de facto internment camps.
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Jordan does not require visas, but some Syrians are interrogated and deported on arrival at the Amman airport, and most of Jordan's land borders are effectively closed, leaving would-be entrants languishing in desolate areas.
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Blasphemy is a highly sensitive topic in Muslim-majority Pakistan, where insulting the Prophet Mohammed is a capital crime that has dozens languishing on death row and where even an accusation can lead to violence.
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These include the approximately 2,000 kids who were separated from their parents with no plan to reunite them later and dozens who have been languishing in detention for months with no clear path for release.
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Australia has seen the rise of nationalist, anti-immigration politics with far-right wing parties such as One Nation garnering strong public support, while the popularity of the ruling center-right government has been languishing.
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The Kentucky Republican is languishing in the low single digits in the polls as Trump and Cruz lead the pack in the GOP primary, but Paul said the prospect of a Trump presidency concerns him.
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GLP's shares spent most of last year languishing below the 2010 IPO price of S$1.96 after slumping to a five-year low of S$1.595 in February 2016, halving from a peak in 2013.
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Those languishing in detention centers, even the people who die there thanks to violence or woefully inadequate medical care for simple afflictions, they're just a warning to others who might be tempted onto a boat.
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The loss, the third in a row and the second to the languishing Rays, dropped the Yankees to six and a half games behind Toronto, which took over first place in the American League East.
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Meanwhile, parts of the bridge are languishing beneath the weight of tourists' "love locks," a reverse souvenir—instead of taking home some keepsake kitsch, they leave their own behind so New York can remember them.
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Although he's languishing in legal limbo with Birdman over Tha Carter V, supposedly unable to move forward with his career, he's still been able to fascinate us and release great music and capture our attention.
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The requirement that all exports be traded on the ICDX before departing appears to have been loosened given the fact that metal is still leaving the country despite LME prices languishing near six-year lows.
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The success of Duque's presidency will ultimately be judged by three factors: The economy: Colombians are anxious for stronger economic growth and job creation, with GDP growth languishing around 2% for the past several years.
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For Ylva Johansson, Swedish minister for employment and integration issues, the problem is that thousands of refugees, many young men, are not integrated into the workforce, instead languishing in asylum centers in villages and towns.
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She is best known for her 1998 work My Bed, showing the crumpled and cigarette-strewn bed exactly as she left it after several days spent languishing in her room during a period of depression.
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Maduro's approval ratings are languishing at around 20 percent in a country that was once a byword in South America for oil-financed opulence but now faces a collapsing economy, runaway inflation and rising malnutrition.
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Languishing second from bottom of the league table when Cruyff joined, Barcelona would go on a 17-game unbeaten run that would see them lift the La Liga trophy for the first time since 1960.
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The arguments advanced on Ms. Johnson's behalf were essentially the same that were made for thousands of other nonviolent drug convicts whose petitions for presidential clemency have been languishing at the Justice Department without action.
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The drastic scaling-down of the bailout plan reflects a fierce squeeze on Russian state finances, with the rouble hitting an all-time low on Thursday and oil prices languishing at their lowest since 2003.
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Desperate to be heard, Ms. Lacayo and eight other women went there to see whether a hunger strike might win freedom for their husbands, brothers and sons, political activists who are languishing in government prisons.
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Facing a player competing in his first tour-level event since undergoing knee surgery last June and languishing at 470 in the rankings, the sixth seed came off second-best in the early baseline exchanges.
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Instead, state-owned Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) subsidiary Progress Energy will keep developing and selling gas from its vast Montney position into a North American market where prices have been languishing at historically low levels.
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But Warren is showing signs of life here after public opinion surveys from earlier in the cycle showed her languishing in the single digits with the critical liberal voting bloc, The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports.
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Thousands of Latino residents, voting for the first time, did not receive the vote-by-mail ballots they had requested, and had to cast provisional ballots; because of the great volume, many ended up languishing.
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On a call with members of its "investors circle" last week, Buttigieg staffers urged its top donors to start wooing bundlers for other campaigns, particularly those languishing in single digits, according to a Buttigieg donor.
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For starters, someone, preferably a woman, should revise the "star is born" template so that a famous actress makes it possible for a talented man who is languishing as a movie extra to achieve stardom.
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But while global attention is focused on Khashoggi's fate, there are dozens of other dissidents, bloggers, and activists languishing behind bars in Saudi Arabia whose plights have been largely forgotten — and some whose whereabouts are unknown.
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Normally it is the NHL that rules supreme in hockey crazed Toronto but with the sad sack Maple Leafs languishing at the bottom of the NHL standings the All-Star extravaganza has been a welcome distraction.
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The period has included huge swings in iron ore prices - the state earns money from charging miners royalties - that saw Western Australia shift from enjoying the strongest economy in the country to languishing with its weakest.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, who has been languishing in polls, alluded to an op-ed Biden wrote in the 1980s claiming that Congress was "subsidizing the deterioration of the family" by providing childcare tax credits to wealthier families.
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Iwan Roberts, a former player for the club during the 1990s, told CNBC Friday that a Leicester victory would give "all teams hope" with the club languishing in the division below just a few years ago.
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Chinese shares fell on Thursday on investor worries about the trade dispute, with the Shanghai index languishing at a two-year low and stocks of about 100 firms down by the daily limit of 10 percent.
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In a new report, Amnesty International said that it had documented the execution of at least 73 juveniles in Iran from 2005 to 2015 and that 160 juvenile offenders are languishing on the country's death row.
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TORONTO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Berkshire Hathaway Inc's re-investment in Suncor Energy Inc highlights the benefits of being an integrated oil company and could revive investor interest in the languishing Canadian energy sector, fund managers said.
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The response he received from radiologists in the country, who saw an opportunity for machine learning to improve the diagnosis of cancer in the thousands of patients languishing in Chinese hospitals, struck a chord in Kuan.
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They also called for the release of tens of thousands of detainees languishing in government jails, including women and children, as part of confidence-building measures in the Geneva talks between the Syrian government and opposition.
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Fast-forward to a baby sister for the toddler Frankie, and the attendant struggles, at least for Sharon: postpartum ick, a visiting monster-in-law (Carrie Fisher), a languishing career and a dearth of adult conversation.
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SINGAPORE/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Wheat traders and industry representatives in India expect the country to step up international purchases significantly over the coming months, providing a potential boost to global prices languishing near 113-year lows.
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Instead of a modern hotel, Alan finds his assistants languishing in a sweltering tent without air-conditioning or Wi-Fi in the King's Metropolis of Economy and Trade, a fictionalized version of King Abdullah Economic City.
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With United languishing in sixth place, and struggling to put together a consistent run, this seems like as good a chance as any for the North London side to plunder three points from their old rivals.
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Lana Condor has spent years languishing in action movies, not even daring to hope that she could get placed in a romantic comedy, and now she's the face of one of the buzziest hits on Netflix.
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But the legislation needed to make the deal effective has been languishing in Congress, held back by some legislators' enduring distrust of the MILF and others' concerns that the proposed bill would require amending the Constitution.
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The e-commerce giant will report quarterly results on Thursday at a time when China's stock market is languishing, its currency is weakening and the trade war with the United States shows no signs of easing.
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Jets rally past winless Browns CLEVELAND — In a city where the championship spirit is running wild, two football teams far from the title chase showed exactly why they are languishing in the basement of their divisions.
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Both are languishing near the bottom of the polls in South Carolina, which votes Saturday, and are well behind Mr. Sanders, Mr. Biden and Mr. Bloomberg in the Super Tuesday states that vote three days later.
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Many accused, after being pressed for bribes and languishing in jail for years, end up simply released after the police do not attend trials to testify, or the prosecution is absent or the evidence proves flimsy.
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That kind of bipartisan bill, of which there are two now languishing in the Senate, would ensure the probe ran its natural course, not so much in defiance but in legally enshrined ignorance of Trump's whims.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A spike in India's retail inflation in December has raised the chances the central bank will put rate cuts on hold for some time despite economic growth languishing at more than six-year lows.
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While the quantities are dwarfed by total U.S. exports — nearly 56 million tonnes of corn alone last year — the added volumes were welcome as farmers face a fourth year of languishing grain prices and crimped incomes.
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"Even after fleeing their homes to seek safety, increasing numbers of Afghans are languishing in appalling conditions in their own country, and fighting for their survival with no end in sight," she said in a statement.
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Otherwise, police aren't going to be able to get the community's cooperation to deter, stop, and solve crimes — and relationships will keep languishing as people not only see the police as untrustworthy, but ineffective at fighting crime.
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An invites-only competition could never have an underdog winner like Leicester City, who won the English Premier League in 2016 as 5,000-to-one longshots after languishing in lower divisions for most of the 21st century.
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Luckily, this store delivers: embroidered cropped jackets, delicately beaded crop tops, and glimmering satin pants are all on the menu here — just waiting to be paired with those gold heels we all have languishing in our closets.
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Alphabet chairman Eric Schmidt said last year that H-1B visa reform was a top policy priority for tech, noting that Google has brilliant engineers who are languishing in condos in Canada waiting to get to work.
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The request is expected to run into problems on Capitol Hill because of serious Democratic concerns over intent on immigration broadly, as well as the still-languishing disaster relief supplemental, which has imploded the last few weeks.
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Triggers for Downgrade: A sovereign downgrade, significant changes leading to a dilution of SBC's state ownership or control, or weakened government links or a languishing importance of its public-policy role may lead to negative rating action.
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During an interview at a farm on the outskirts of Caracas, Agriculture Minister Wilmar Castro said there were shipments of seeds bound for Venezuela left languishing in Caribbean ports because the US has restricted payment for them.
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Health Minister Sussan Ley's spending inquiry follows a 2015 expenses scandal where a government MP was unseated after billing taxpayers for a helicopter flight and comes with Turnbull languishing in polls and facing a restive party room.
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Last summer, the 18-year-old, Oakland, Ca.-based philanthropic venture fund NewSchools Venture Fund decided to launch a virtual accelerator program that provides grants to founders whose tech is addressing languishing gaps in K12 education tech.
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After languishing through the final months of the Fernández de Kirchner presidency, the many questions, accusations and counter accusations still swirling around Nisman's work and death are now once again at the forefront of the national debate.
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Sources within Temer's coalition, however, told Reuters in recent days they are eying the decision by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal next week before deciding whether to commit to Temer, whose approval ratings are languishing around single digits.
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Shares in Cheniere Energy, which ousted its founder and chief executive Charif Souki in December, are now languishing almost 60 per cent below Mr Icahn's average purchase price, giving him a similar sized paper loss to Chesapeake.
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But a bumper diplomatic harvest in recent days, including an implemented nuclear deal, the swift release of 10 captured U.S. Navy sailors and the liberation of four Americans languishing in Iranian jails has answered one question conclusively.
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It firmed 1.0 percent against the Japanese yen, hovering at 5.4842 to 100 yen after the Bank of Japan stunned markets by adopting negative interest rates in its boldest step yet to reinflate the long-languishing economy.
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But the ERA, which states that "Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex," has been languishing in Congress since 19823.
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After languishing for a time in gleaming, early-music harmonies, the 20-minute composition moved with careful deliberation into some surprising new structures — embracing chattering, antiphonal complexity in some moments, and steadier Minimalist-inspired processes in others.
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With the threat of war crimes and trade wars abroad combined with border walls, religious registries, and crony capitalism at home, liberals and libertarians are indeed languishing separately, although putting it that way today sounds absurdly understated.
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Houseparty rockets to #1 in many countries Houseparty rockets to #1 in many countries A year ago Houseparty was nearly dead, languishing at #245 on the US charts before being acquired by Fortnite-maker Epic in June.
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While studying fashion at university in the early 1990s, she veered from the expected path, going to India for an internship at Anokhi, a Jaipur-based textile company dedicated to reviving the then-languishing block-printing industry.
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Ghosn has struck out at what he has called Japan&aposs unjust judicial system and said the alternative to fleeing would have been to spend the rest of his life languishing in Tokyo without a fair trial.
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In the case of Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Christie — who defended Mr. Trump more forcefully than many other surrogates — both men were repeatedly left languishing in the face of media reports about how Mr. Trump viewed them.
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But he has been languishing in the low-single digits in most polls and appeared poised to miss the cut until a couple of shocking surveys released last night found him surging in South Carolina and Nevada.
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"The S&P reminds me of bitcoin," Schlossberg told "Trading Nation" on Tuesday, alluding to the cryptocurrency's rapid rise to a December record before pulling back and languishing between the $10,000 to $11,000 mark in recent days.
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Talks to renew the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) are languishing because U.S. officials haven't put President Trump's proposals on paper, according to the person representing the interests of the Mexican private sector at the negotiations.
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Although solar power consumption has more than doubled in the United States since 2013, President Trump has expressed skepticism about the costs of such energy sources, and he has pledged to revive the nation's languishing coal industry.
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Einhorn, who runs hedge fund Greenlight Capital, this week proposed that GM create two classes of stock, one that pays a dividend and one that does not, to boost the No. 1 U.S. carmaker's languishing share price.
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As the winter progressed, with Edwin languishing on the free-agent market and it becoming clearer by the day that the Blue Jays had made a franchise-defining misstep by refusing to wait, that mood didn't exactly change.
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Languishing in polls at around 13%-14%, just off all-time lows, the SPD is in turmoil and polls indicate it is poised to suffer further losses in elections in eastern German states, including in Brandenburg, this autumn.
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ISTANBUL, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank left its main interest rate on hold at 7.5 percent for the 11th straight month on Tuesday, a widely expected move that could put more pressure on the languishing lira currency.
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By the end of the weekend, the three Americans — a Washington Post reporter, a former Marine and a pastor — were at an American air base in Germany undergoing medical examinations, almost home after languishing in Iran's worst prisons.
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The request is also expected to run into problems on Capitol Hill because of serious Democratic concerns over intent on immigration broadly, as well as the still-languishing disaster relief supplemental, which has imploded the last few weeks.
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Most of these firms have seen business coming to a standstill in the absence of fresh funding and that has in turn had an impact on the country's growth which is languishing at more than four-year lows.
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That will also allow the White House to begin counting up the days that Senate Republicans fail to act on a nominee, a tactic they employed when Lynch was languishing after being tapped to serve as attorney general.
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India has transitioned in a few short decades from a moribund economy languishing under a sclerotic and byzantine bureaucratic model (sometimes referred to as the "license raj") into an increasingly open and competitive market for goods and services.
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After languishing for nearly a year in a congressional committee with two other H1B visa reform bills, the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee voted to send the "Protect and Grow American Jobs Act" to the full House chamber.
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By accidents of geography countries that border war zones, such as Lebanon, Jordan and Kenya, find themselves the involuntary hosts of millions of refugees, some languishing in camps, others scratching a meagre existence on the fringes of cities.
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In its budget proposals last month, the government set an ambitious fiscal deficit target for the year of 3.3% of gross domestic product, signalling its commitment to financial discipline despite economic growth languishing at near five-year lows.
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The announcement of the extradition requests comes a day after the PRI's presidential hopeful, Jose Antonio Meade, who is languishing in third place in opinion polls, urged Mexico to step up efforts to fight rampant corruption and impunity.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The global platinum market will be oversupplied by around half a million ounces both this year and next, an industry report said on Wednesday, suggesting little respite for producers facing prices languishing near 10-year lows.
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Of course, you can wear it again the following year or pass it down to a friend, but when your dress becomes an official space-waster languishing in the back of your closet, you've got other options too.
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The couple had been languishing in Jordan, sleeping in a house crammed with too many people, not enough beds or blankets, and ants that crawled over their son, named Abdulrahman, after Mr. Ballani's dead brother, and nicknamed Aboudi.
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They have profound concerns about the welfare of the animals involved in cloning research, but they also point out that millions of dogs are languishing in shelters, waiting for a home and often facing early death by euthanasia.
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Much of the administration's focus in recent months has been on the Southwest border, where the surge of migrant families seeking asylum has overwhelmed short-term holding facilities and left people languishing there for longer periods of time.
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I made a very large batch on Monday to toss with spaghetti, using up mint and parsley that was languishing in my fridge, and adding lots of fresh basil, Parm and pine nuts to round out the sauce.
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A pop singer, Shyma, is languishing in prison on charges of "inciting debauchery" for a sexually suggestive video; in 2015, a belly dancer was barred from standing for election because she "lacked a good reputation," a judge declared.
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Buttigieg is a persuasive speaker, and his performance Wednesday night served as a reminder of why he's recently skyrocketed to frontrunner in Iowa and near-frontrunner in New Hampshire, despite languishing at a distant fourth in national polls.
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His plan is expected to focus on sentencing reforms for drug dealers that would stiffen penalties for high-intensity drug dealers while "other people languishing in prison for these low-level drug crimes," a senior administration official said.
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Competing proposals that would give Congress more sway over certain tariffs have been languishing in the Senate Finance Committee, leaving more establishment-minded Republicans little option but to sit back and gripe and wonder what just hit them.
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Gun-control legislation is still languishing amid Trump's apparent opposition to tightening background checks; the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement remains stalled amid negotiations with House Democrats; and lawmakers have yet to act on bipartisan, comprehensive immigration reform.
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After languishing in the minors for more than nine seasons with four organizations, the 27-year-old Venezuelan debuted with the Twins last June 30 and was immediately embraced by fans for his hitting, panache and chunky appearance.
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Just off all-time lows, the pro-European SPD is languishing in polls at around 14%, way below Merkel's conservatives, on around 27%, and the resurgent Greens, and only just ahead of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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Also languishing at the bottom of the STOXX 600 index was Swiss inspections group SGS, logging its worst day in more than 3-1/2 years after the company's second-biggest investor, the von Finck family, cut its stake.
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Chris Theodoroff, the president of the East Central Association of Realtors in Michigan, said that before the water crisis, properties in Flint were still "a tough sell," with houses languishing on the market and homeowners underwater on their mortgages.
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Tillerson, on his first visit to Moscow as secretary of state, is due to hold talks with Sergei Lavrov, his Russian counterpart, on Wednesday at a time when U.S.-Russia ties are languishing at a post Cold War low.
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Hundreds of children are now languishing for days at U.S. border stations, and border agents and child welfare workers tell NBC News that they are running out of space to shelter children who have been separated from their parents.
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These shortages have dire consequences: Twenty-two people die each day due to a lack of available organs, many of them after languishing in misery for years, plagued by fatigue, anxiety, and the hardships of cumbersome treatments like dialysis.
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The 20-year-old Canadian has two more races with the former champions, now languishing at the bottom of the constructors' standings, before an expected move to the Force India team owned since August by his billionaire father Lawrence.
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While you managed to eat a couple of clementines (they just weren't the same as Terry's, were they?), those apples are still languishing in the fruit bowl and the grapes are lost to the bottom draw of the fridge.
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There are now more than 0003 million registered Syrian refugees languishing in makeshift camps, washing up on the shores of Greece in rubber dinghies, and crawling under the razor wire fences built to keep them out of Western Europe.
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His whole strategy centers on rescuing clinical-stage assets languishing in the pipelines of the world's biggest biopharma companies and putting them through an efficient late-stage effort, ramping up new drug products better than any of the majors.
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Though lawmakers had also promised to revisit an expired tax break, known as 421-a, that was supposed to spur affordable-housing development in New York City, it, too, seemed to be languishing in the end-of-session rush.
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Plus, a big shift will bring unexpected changes on July 25 (likely concerning your home and family) when the Sun clashes with Uranus, shaking you out of any Neptunian fog—and Venusian longing—you may have been languishing in.
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He's hovering a few inches away from death, but by the looks of him—no tension in the muscles, no tightness in the face, languishing in a pose like a man tanning on the beach—you'd never know it.
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Read more: Bill de Blasio drops out of 2020 race, after languishing for months behind Democratic rivalsTo help make sense of where all these candidates stand relative to eachother, Insider has been conducting a recurring SurveyMonkey Audience national poll.
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With Attorney General Jeff Sessions sticking up for mass incarceration and making moves toward stricter mandatory minimums at the federal level, more and more women could end up languishing in cells no matter how small the charges against them.
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That is, instead of trying to make go90 a brand that can stand on its own, Verizon – if it was smart – could use the content that's languishing over in that app, unviewed, to flesh out its live TV offering.
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Time stretched out, languishing in the sounds, mocking me with its unflinching steadiness, reminding me that this time and all time were in fact a vast force so far outside my control as to make my own existence laughable.
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With his reputation badly tarnished by the narco-pardons scandal, in which other aides were found to have taken bribes to free hundreds of convicted drug traffickers, García has been languishing in the polls with around 5 percent support.
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Neither side expects the one-day summit on Monday, the first between the two leaders, to yield major policy breakthroughs given the battered state of U.S.-Russia relations, which are languishing at their lowest ebb since the Cold War.
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The most immediate impact is likely to be on dry bulk freight rates, which are already languishing under the pressure of diminished demand, while amply-supplied copper markets can absorb the disruption unless it gets significantly extended, analysts said.
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Stoke City, Middlesbrough, Hull City and Sunderland, among others, all remain languishing in the second tier, or below, the players they bought in the Premier League either departed or diminished, left with nothing more concrete than memories, and regrets.
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Germany's Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said last week that his country was investing a lot, but that is nowhere to be seen in an economy languishing at an average quarterly growth of 0.1% in the year to last June.
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By Friday, a caravan that had numbered as many as 2800,000 a week ago had dwindled to several dozen, most of them languishing in Ciudad Tecún Umán in Guatemala, where they were considering their dashed hopes and next moves.
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Still languishing in a shelter after 220 months, the 17-year-old doesn't want to take the medications, but she does anyway, because staff at one facility told her she wouldn't be released until she is considered psychologically sound.
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U.S. oil has flooded onto the world market, and is one reason why West Texas Intermediate crude futures are languishing at about $51 per barrel as the energy market worries about the impact of the coronavirus on global demand.
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You'll thank yourself later, when you're spending the evening guilt-free in some plush hotel instead of languishing in a jail cell in a foreign country, racked by the unbearable shame of having taken a literal dump on history.
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One of the most underappreciated revelations in Donna Brazile's tell-all book last year was her disclosure that, when she assumed the chairmanship of the DNC in 2016, she found a party languishing in over $24 million in debt.
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Sterling fell to a three-decade low of $1.2798 on July 8 and had been languishing near those troughs earlier this month on expectations that the Bank of England might have to ease monetary policy further in coming months.
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It took two eagle-eyed historians to track down the plane that led hundreds of Allied aircraft into Normandy during World War II. A few years ago, the historical treasure was languishing in an aircraft bone yard in Wisconsin.
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The result, according to advocates, is that tens of thousands of refugees are languishing in the pipeline — and others are waiting in the US for family members who they haven't seen in more than a year to meet them.
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On Thursday, she called for the creation of a system to clear a mountain of old arrest warrants that often emerge out of summonses for minor crimes, plague the court system and can result in New Yorkers' languishing on Rikers Island.
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"We appreciate Pakistan's goodwill gesture of releasing Indian fishermen, but we expect a similar reciprocal move by India, 156 Pakistani fishermen including 13 children are languishing in Indian jails," Muhammad Ali Shah, president of Pakistan Fisher Folk, a fishermen's rights body.
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But no federal law governs the fate of the embryos they don't use — and so more than 620,000 frozen embryos are now languishing, frozen in liquid-nitrogen tanks, across the United States, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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After languishing for so long in the inconsequential wasteland that was the vice presidency, she's now fighting to remain president of the United States (a title bestowed upon her when the incumbent stepped down at the end of season three).
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"At a time when significant global capital is invested in China and, more recently, political capital expended on North Korea, it is a damning indictment that North Korean women and girls are left languishing in the sex trade," the organization said.
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But with crude oil prices languishing near 12-year lows of around $34 a barrel and forecasts of a slow recovery, investors have raised concerns about the viability of the cash-and-share deal that would increase Shell's debt burden.
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It's thin, light, fast, and if Huawei's promises about battery life hold up in real-world testing, then the MateBook X could be a really good portable laptop option that could offer a legitimate challenge to Apple's languishing MacBook Air line.
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With inflation languishing at less than half the ECB's target and little hope for a speedy rebound, Draghi even kept the door open to more stimulus on Thursday, days before he hands the reins to new ECB President Christine Lagarde.
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The change has been inspired by the ideas of Abdullah Ocalan -- a founder member of PKK, (Kurdistan Workers' Party), who has been languishing in a Turkish jail since 1999 for treason -- and driven by the participation of women at every level.
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The Russia matter presents a double-barreled threat to congressional Republicans: It could impede healthcare and tax initiatives that already were languishing and it could hurt efforts to hold onto their majorities in the House and Senate in 2018 midterm elections.
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He is fairly adept at frittering away his own days, spending an indeterminate number of hours languishing in front of the television, simply to watch cable news coverage of himself so he can then offer comments about it on Twitter.
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At the very bottom of this chronologically ordered shelf were "Frou Frou Radio" and "The Way I Am Radio," stations that I had apparently created in 2009, languishing under 36 other stations I had created and curated between 2009 and 2015.
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"We've left them there languishing, destroyed all hope of ever coming to Australia, This poor guy wanted to take his own life and he is now being punished for that," Greens politician Sarah Hanson-Young told Australia's Sky News on Saturday.
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Another side gallery off the main floor is entirely devoted to a second work by Gupta, this one an oversized and rusting approximation of an immobile industrial ceiling fan, with a spray of detached debris languishing on the floor around it.
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But he has long signaled that his country has run out of patience with the EU over its languishing accession bid, launched in 2005, and the impasse has been brought into focus by a sharp deterioration in Turkey's ties with Germany.
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A 10-inch recording of "Till There Was You" and "Hello Little Girl" dating back to 1962 has been languishing in an attic at the home of Les Maguire, keyboardist for Liverpudlian beat group Gerry and the Pacemakers, for years.
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The could also miss out on revenue next year as they are unlikely to qualify for the Champions League given their current form which sees them languishing in sixth place, 19 points behind Premier League leaders and arch-rivals Liverpool.
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After languishing for years under the Ford Motor Co umbrella, Volvo Cars has found a new lease of life under Geely's ownership, investing in a broad overhaul of its models and making rapid inroads the world's biggest auto market, China.
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In 1998, when South Crofty was the last of hundreds of Cornish tin mines to shut after four centuries of operation, global tin demand was around 13,000 tonnes a year, and the tin price was languishing at around $5,000 per ton.
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His overall rhetoric on the Iranian regime shows that he is unlikely to take as much convincing as his predecessor when it comes to showing support for the country's exiled dissidents or for the many activists languishing in Iranian prisons.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. soybean export sales have been languishing for much of the summer following a record-shattering Brazilian crop, but demand for U.S. shipments is gathering pace, led by renewed demand from top importer China, traders and analysts said.
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Credit Suisse's share price has recovered a little in recent months, amid tentative evidence of Mr Thiam's restructuring, but the shares are still languishing at barely a quarter of the price at which Qatar first bought into the bank in 2008.
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After languishing for nearly a decade as a deputy chief under Raymond W. Kelly, the commissioner at the time, Chief O'Neill was promoted twice in short order by Mr. Bratton, first to chief of patrol and then to chief of department.
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But rather than languishing, the artist used her experience as a source of creative energy for her new photographic series Post, a project about "trauma, frozen in dead greyness, silence and tension," currently on view at Filter Space in Chicago.
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Forsaken buildings are being renovated, such as the 1901 Hahne & Company department store, which had been a grand shopping destination until it shut in the 23s, languishing downtown ever since, a hulking testament to how far the city had fallen.
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The zloty had been languishing near 22.3463-22.3453/22.3443 month lows on fears that Moody's would follow Standard and Poor's in cutting Poland's credit rating but the agency confirmed the rating, though it cut the outlook on it to negative.
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The U.S. Government also has a role to play in pressuring President Jammeh to release Fanta and the many other prisoners languishing in Gambian prisons for exercising universal rights or simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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So weirdly, a fully translated (albeit rough and typewritten) manuscript of Magritte's Selected Writings by the now-dead translator Jo Levy had been languishing in an archive in Caen, France for close to 30 years, unbeknownst to just about anyone.
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Mr. Tshisekedi, for his part, said that one of his first actions would be to bring home the remains of his father, Etienne Tshisekedi, whose body has been languishing in a morgue in Belgium since his death two years ago.
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And finally, there was "surplus labor," resulting from a population of people who, whether from deindustrialized urban centers or languishing rural areas, had been excluded from the economy — in other words, the people from which prison populations nationwide are drawn.
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Vicky Brotherton, an anti-slavery researcher at the University of Nottingham, said the backlog meant that victims, who are unable to work or move on with their lives, were left "languishing in the system" and at risk of abuse once more.
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Fast-forward to a baby sister (with an unpronounceable Gaelic name) for toddler Frankie, and the attendant struggles, at least for Sharon: postpartum ick, a visiting monster-in-law (Carrie Fisher), a languishing career and a dearth of adult conversation.
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Implementation of the criminal justice reform, which has a constitutional deadline of June 18, has introduced oral trials and aims to overhaul an antiquated, dysfunctional system that leaves some perpetrators unpunished and suspects languishing in prison awaiting trial for years.
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"While Mother Mushroom is no longer imprisoned, the condition for her release was exile," he added, saying that more than 100 people were languishing in jail because they peacefully spoke their minds, whether in public, on blogs or on Facebook.
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Working for the American Film Institute and later for Blackhawk Films, which reproduced old films for the collectors' market, Mr. Shepard began searching out movies that had been languishing in studio vaults or private collections and bringing them in for restoration.
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The case had appeared to be languishing but a move at the Supreme Court earlier this month to reopen it has put Georgiou under renewed pressure and, in Brussels' view, raised questions about the independence of Elstat from external pressures.
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But with Julián languishing at the bottom of polls with around 1 percent support, at least a handful of the group's 38 members are on the verge of announcing their support for Joe Biden, according to sources familiar with the effort.
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They favor deals for higher-rated companies better-placed to weather the potential slowdown in global growth over riskier borrowers languishing in the low single B-rated territory that carry a larger default risk in the event of a downturn.
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Fields, whose nearly three years at the helm have been marked by a languishing share price, is expected to announce as early as this week Ford plans to cut about 10 percent of its salaried workforce in North America and Asia.
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In car-obsessed Qatar, where status symbol Bentleys and BMWs zip down the Doha corniche at night, spare parts that once arrived in days from Dubai can now take weeks or even months, leaving vehicles languishing in shops and drivers frustrated.
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However, three years later, most large cases are still languishing in the courts or yet to be resolved - bad news for Modi who is seeking re-election in a month's time amid border tensions and growing discontent due to high unemployment.
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TAPACHULA, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexico's immigration centers are becoming increasingly squalid and overcrowded as authorities step up the detention of migrants headed for the United States, with inmates languishing for weeks amid medical neglect, according to detainees, lawyers and rights groups.
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Even the anti-corruption mission backed by the Organization of American States, known for its Spanish initials as Maccih, is languishing without a director after Juan Jiménez Mayor resigned in February, citing a lack of support by the head of the OAS.
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But PokeMatch's App Store numbers prove it still has a way to go to become anywhere near as popular as Tinder, much less Pokémon Go. It's languishing so far down in the charts, users won't happen upon it just by browsing the store.
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Candidates of color are languishing in the low single digits in polls, well behind the four leaders — former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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While Russian Troll Houses and alleged Russian hacking of the Democratic Party's emails get way more air-time in the tech news industry, the startups languishing in Skolkovo's huge tech campus, a traffic-clogged hour's drive outside of Moscow, get precious little attention.
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While a court proceeding would take longer than a simple congressional block, given that that congressional block is currently languishing in the House, it could be the best chance we have at weaving net neutrality protection into the fabric of internet law.
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GSAM's flagship bond fund is languishing in the bottom one-fifth of its class on a one- and three-year view of its performance, and investors have pulled money for 15 consecutive months from GSAM's US mutual funds, according to Morningstar data.
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China, in contrast, were languishing in fifth place with only two rotations remaining as a fall on the floor by Deng Shudi, was followed by You Hao stumbling off the crash mat completely when he over-rotated his dismount from the rings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As Brexit talks drag on, sterling trading volumes in London, the world's biggest forex trading centre, are languishing well below long-term averages, with long-term investors and sovereign players set to stay on the sidelines until the crisis is over.
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But with hog prices languishing near six-year lows and profits slashed from the boom year of 22014 when Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv) ravaged supplies, adding numbers to the U.S. herd could cut incomes further this year from 25.41, experts say.
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Published in August, Mr. Dubois's novel "Tous les hommes n'habitent pas le monde de la même façon" ("All Men Do Not Live in the Same Way") is a story narrated by a man languishing in a Canadian prison for an unknown crime.
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The union blueprint comes after the city struck out in trying to win $480 million from the state to fund teachers' pensions, and a proposed school-funding overhaul that could mean more money for Chicago schools is left languishing at the Illinois statehouse.
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Although formed under United Nations auspices in December, and enjoying strong backing from the United States and its European allies, it has faced bitter opposition from rival Libyan factions that, until this week, left it languishing in five-star hotels in neighboring Tunisia.
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In 1998, voters in California passed a law that severely restricted bilingual education in public schools, arguing that students were languishing in their native language and that requiring English-only instruction would speed up the time it took children to learn English.
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Regional managers warned of agency patients languishing without care, but agency policy, enforced by the chief executive, was still to accept all patient referrals in order to maximize billings, the suit says, despite a shortage of staff to provide the ordered services.
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ET. (CNN)In this ongoing #MeToo moment, there is a group of people who also deserve our attention: the victims of rape whose sexual assault kits, hundreds of thousands of them, are languishing untested in police department storerooms throughout the United States.
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A proposal for a slave memorial has been languishing in Congress since 2003, and, if legislators ever advance it, the most popular idea seems to be to place the memorial on the National Mall, in Washington, D.C. That would be a mistake.
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Fallout also brings back some familiar faces: terrorist/former IMF agent Solomon Lane (Sean Harris), who's been languishing in custody since Ethan put him away in Rogue Nation, and British agent Ilsa Faust (Rebecca Ferguson), who's got a complicated mission of her own.
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For 11 years, the foundation's leader, Jane Fortune, has dedicated herself to tracking down, researching, and restoring these paintings by long-forgotten women artists that have been languishing in the storage attics and basements of Italy's many museums for far too long.
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But in reading the ruling, it's hard to avoid concluding that the judges may have been deliberately attempting to pick up the torch from Western democracies and make India the newest beacon of hope for L.G.B.T. populations languishing in repression around the globe.
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Shown at the now-mythologized Documenta 5 of 1972, "Five Car Stud" spent the next four decades languishing in storage at a Japanese museum; it now belongs to the Fondazione Prada in Milan, where this show will go after its Antwerp run.
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" As early as Book 1, he writes: "My brother perished on the scaffold, my two sisters departed their painful lives after many years spent languishing in prison, and my two uncles didn't leave enough to pay for the four planks of their coffins.
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Red Century When Americans think of Communism in Eastern Europe, they imagine travel restrictions, bleak landscapes of gray concrete, miserable men and women languishing in long lines to shop in empty markets and security services snooping on the private lives of citizens.
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The Kaiser, a salty eccentric and a vocal anti-Semite — though hardly a vulgar, genocidal fanatic like Himmler — is languishing in a grand house in the Dutch countryside, having left his throne in Berlin after his country's humiliation in the previous world war.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Monday that a meeting in Chile to discuss a possible regional Pacific trade deal is not strictly about the languishing Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), as China tries to distance itself from one-time U.S.-led trade pact.
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True, the trappings of old-school authoritarianism are more in evidence now than ever — from the 60,000 political prisoners believed to be languishing behind bars to the spate of forced disappearances to the government crackdown on authors, journalists, cartoonists and human rights defenders.
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Most are languishing in Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellFive environmental fights to watch in 220006 U.S. combat deaths in Afghanistan highest in years 2202 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump MORE's Republican-controlled Senate.
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The powerful excitement of that moment has been languishing in a blind spot of recent art history, but "Fast Forward: Painting from the 1980s," at the Whitney, a show of works by thirty-seven artists from the museum's collection, comes to the rescue.
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Unhappy with RJR's languishing stock price, which was depressed by mounting public concern about the health hazards of tobacco, he assembled a group of eight company managers and told a shocked board that they wanted to buy the food and tobacco conglomerate themselves.
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Languishing at nearly 500 in the WTA rankings, Moore saved the match point with a smash that skimmed the net tape before landing on the line — then set about clawing her way back into contention before winning 26-20 25-20 20-26.
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"The president makes a distinction between those that are languishing in prison for low-level drug offenses and the kingpins hauling thousands of lethal doses of fentanyl into communities, that are responsible for many casualties in a single weekend," she told Axios.
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Ms. Pelosi, seeking to spotlight the diverse Democratic freshman class, brought some of its members to a year-end news conference, where they stood behind a stack of House-passed bills that, Democrats complain, are languishing on Mr. McConnell's desk in the Senate.
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Hargitay is the producer behind I Am Evidence, a powerful documentary that exposes the hundreds of thousands of kits containing potentially crucial DNA evidence, languishing untested in police evidence storage rooms across the country despite the power of DNA to solve and prevent crimes.
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After languishing on the bench during most of last season following his transfer from Louisville, senior guard Anton Gill (12.2 points, team-high 14 3-pointers) is off to a torrid offensive start, shooting 51.3 percent from the floor and 56 percent beyond the arc.
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Her leather jacket covered in paintings of her likeness just made its third public appearance on Thursday, and we're glad to see this work of art getting put to such good use instead of just languishing away inside the reality star's enormous closet. NBC/Getty
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Senator Kamala Harris of California took her most drastic action yet on Wednesday to salvage her once-promising, now-languishing presidential bid, laying off staff members at her Baltimore headquarters and elsewhere, and redeploying others to Iowa, where she is looking to rejuvenate her campaign.
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Most recently, that happened to the New York-born, Los Angeles-based songwriter and producer Matthew Wilder, whose 1983 single, "Break My Stride," has become one of the most popular songs on TikTok in recent weeks after languishing in obscurity for nearly forty years.
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During an FCC press conference on Wednesday, Chairman Tom Wheeler said that he's seen the companies' zero-rating letter, but that the commission is currently waiting to hear the DC circuit's decision on the open internet rules which has been languishing in courts for months.
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I didn't acquire said hangover for free), raid the stockpile of frozen Trader Joe's meals still languishing in the freezer (in the words of one Donald Trump: sad!), or get up off my ass, go to the grocery store around the corner, and cook something.
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He could not fight for a seat during the election PH won in May, paving the way for Malaysia's first ever change of government, because he was languishing in prison, for a third time, on trumped-up charges of sodomy (a crime in Malaysia).
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LONDON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - As Brexit talks drag on, sterling trading volumes in London, the world's biggest forex trading center, are languishing well below long-term averages, with long-term investors and sovereign players set to stay on the sidelines until the crisis is over.
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Plus the app undeniably offers a super easy way to repurpose the raw material every single smartphone user has languishing on their camera rolls: photos, lots and lots of photos — turning what can be mundane shots into imagery that's at turns surreal and ethereal.
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Twenty months on and with the share price languishing at three-year lows, the 44-year-old still has a point to prove and is now facing a slowdown in the global luxury market that could pose the biggest challenge to his executive career.
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The government is legally limited in how long it can detain immigrant minors who cross the border but a policy to increase vetting of potential sponsors has led to long delays in processing their cases, leaving some children languishing in government care for months.
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Over the weekend, two more memes happened—please update your calendars accordingly—and now we have to go through them both, so we are not left behind, languishing in history, backward Neanderthals who throw rocks at the sun and don't know what "Pepe" is.
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Animals' personalities, quirks, and very 'essence' simply cannot be replicated, and when you consider that millions of wonderful adoptable dogs are languishing in animal shelters every year or dying in terrifying ways when abandoned, you realize that cloning adds to the homeless-animal population crisis.
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For agricultural products, the United States focused on policy and regulatory issues in the talks, including "access for poultry, languishing biotechnology trait approvals" and other topics, said Ted McKinney, USDA under secretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs, on a conference call with reporters.
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But while the meal had a celebratory tone, especially for Mr. Bratton, it belied the coming crosscurrents to be faced by Mr. de Blasio and Chief O'Neill, a man who three years ago was languishing in the middle ranks of the Police Department hierarchy.
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That policy, which Lloyd allegedly implemented just hours after he took over the office in March 2017, allegedly led to kids languishing for an average of eight months in government custody, according to a lawsuit filed in February by the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On the heels of last year's grantmaking in support of languishing works of historic Modernist architecture, this week the Getty Foundation announced four new grants concerned with the digital mapping of cultural heritage sites in Italy, Brazil, and Turkey.
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PHILADELPHIA — As the garagelike door rolled up at the 282rd Street Armory here on Sunday evening, 403 student, amateur and professional musicians paraded in with just a helping of the broken instruments that have spent years languishing in this city's strapped public school system.
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Literary writers like Mitchell S. Jackson and Reginald Dwayne Betts have taken us into jail with them and back out — in Betts's case, into the Ivy League — revealing in the process just how fine and traversable the line between languishing and flourishing can be.
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He also has to hastily move his family from Baton Rouge to middle-of-nowhere Arkansas, something his long-suffering wife (Sarah Wright) puts up with partly because he seems to now have purpose and vigor after years of languishing as an exhausted commercial pilot.
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Though momentum in Washington to address this problem of languishing permits has stalled since House passage early last year, the Senate has a new opportunity in 2016 to revive this legislative goal: a broad energy bill that includes language to streamline LNG export application approval.
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"From advocating to leave the Paris Accord, working to repeal Obama's Clean Power Plan and WOTUS, and cleaning up toxic Superfund sites that have been languishing for decades, Administrator Pruitt is focused on advancing President Trump's agenda of regulatory certainty and environmental stewardship," Wilcox said.
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One is less in danger of slowly languishing, blue-lipped, amid the waves, like Leonardo DiCaprio in "Titanic," than of experiencing "cold shock"—a much more rapid onset of hyperventilation, during which a swimmer swallows and inhales water rather than air, and begins to drown.
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But Warren is showing signs of life here after public opinion surveys from earlier in the cycle showed her languishing in the single digits among black voters, raising criticism from some quarters that her appeal was limited to wealthy white liberals on the coasts.
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