Agreements covering the trade in services have been languishing for years.
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"This case was languishing for years with nothing ever happening," Zinger said.
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Even if they're languishing for months, they still just suddenly go away.
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The fleet of ships responsible for American sealift capacity has been languishing for years.
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That means truckloads of produce are languishing for hours or days near the border.
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I sent this to Will in September, so it hasn't been languishing for very long.
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"Kids are just languishing for months in foster families or government facilities," Gelernt told BuzzFeed News.
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Even Japan, which has been languishing for decades, may finally mount a bit of a comeback.
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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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Known in Washington as "Ex-Im," the 83-year-old bank has been languishing for nearly two years.
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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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The other three divisions remain without Senate-confirmed leaders, even though nominees for those positions have been languishing for months.
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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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Ms. DeVos's Office for Civil Rights has maintained that it wants to be more efficient and effective than it was under the Obama administration, which was known for its aggressive enforcement and broad investigations but was also accused of being overzealous and leaving cases languishing for years.
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After languishing for more than a year, the Senate bill to protect Mr. Mueller picked up some momentum once Mr. Trump fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions, transferring oversight of the Mueller investigation to the acting attorney general, Matthew G. Whitaker, one of its most vocal critics.
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But many missed the tight deadline imposed by the administration — just one month from the day they announced the sunsetting of the program — and others saw their applications rejected by the government for being late, after languishing for weeks at a United States Postal Service processing center in Chicago.
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After languishing for months on the desks of overworked Bronx detectives, the case had a jump-start in the fall, with federal agents joining the investigation, and prosecutors on Wednesday announced that they had arrested Mr. Tejada, 20115, and charged him and Mr. Siri-Reynoso, 20113, with murder.
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Bunge and other agricultural traders, including ADM and Cargill, have been trying to diversify their businesses into higher-margin sectors, such as food ingredients and aquaculture, in the face of a global grains glut that has squeezed margins, reduced volatility and kept corn and soybean prices languishing for years.
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Read more:Bill de Blasio drops out of 2020 race after languishing for months behind Democratic rivals'New Yorkers are ruthlessly mocking Mayor Bill de Blasio after he dropped out of the 2020 Democratic primaryThree 2020 Democrats quit the presidential race in one week, and Elizabeth Warren stands to gain the most from their exits
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"But let me give you the bottom line here: McCormick has proven the bears wrong every step of the way and, after languishing for the better part of the year, I think this rally is just getting started as the stock has become the darling of the packaged foods group," he told investors.
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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," Jahan Wilcox, a Pruitt spokesman, said in a statement on Monday.
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" Responding to reports about Pruitt's living situation, EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox said in a statement, "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.
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She dies, preferring to end her life rather than languishing for decades in a prison cell.
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In computing the Berkeley Automounter (or amd) is a computer automounter daemon which first appeared in 4.4BSD in 1994. The original Berkeley automounter was created by Jan-Simon Pendry in 1989 and was donated to Berkeley. After languishing for a few years, the maintenance was picked up by Erez Zadok, who has maintained it since 1993. The am-utils package which comprises amd is included with FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD.
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As of 30 June 2014, CTH Road is being re-laid end to end and for the first time in history of this road, a proper center median is placed. Tamil Nadu Government, under Jayalalitha is delivering to the safety and security of millions of residents along this stretch by properly developing this road, which has been languishing for the past 20 years. Local residents cheer the move.
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Jenkins has been the artist and co-creator on the series from the first published page to the last (with guest artists Shannon Gallant and Paul Corrigan helping Jenkins for only one stint). The series was first published by Slave Labor Graphics and publisher Dan Vado. The series lasted four issues under SLG (including a trade paperback edition). After languishing for several months without a publisher, Sky Ape was picked up by Larry Young and AiT/PlanetLar publishing.
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A container of Sabra hummus The company was founded in 1986 by Zohar Norman and Yehuda Pearl as Sabra-Blue & White Foods. The company was bought in 2005 by Israeli food manufacturer Strauss. Prior to the acquisition by Strauss, Sabra had entered into negotiations to purchase Basha hummus, which was then the leading hummus brand in Detroit. However, the deal never closed successfully, languishing for months until, it became clear that Strauss was not interested in acquiring Basha.
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They were eventually successfully purchased for export to Mexico, but with their true destination again Spain. However, before the aircraft could be supplied, the Spanish Civil War was over. After languishing for over a year in a warehouse in Veracruz, they were indeed purchased by the Mexican Air Force, with which they served from 1939 to 1940 until grounded due to safety concerns. In 1946, the surviving 19 airframes were acquired by the Charles E. Babb Company and shipped to Glendale, California.
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He had homered 231 times with the A's since 1985, and was arguably the biggest celebrity in baseball at the time. However, Canseco had played over 135 games in a season just once since 1988, and his off-the-field antics had drawn criticism as well. After four seasons with Texas and one with Boston, Canseco returned to Oakland in 1997. The A's had been languishing for three seasons with a combined 196–224 record, and were having a nondescript offseason before acquiring him for pitcher John Wasdin.
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Alessandri had no option but to appoint General Luis Altamirano, the Army Inspector General (Chief of the Army), as head of a new cabinet. On September 8, General Altamirano appeared in front of Congress to demand the passage of eight laws, including Alessandri's labor code. Congress dared not to protest, and the laws that had been languishing for years were passed in a matter of hours. These included the 8 hour day, suppression of child labour, regulation of collective bargaining, legislation on occupational safety, legalization of trade unions, a law on cooperatives and the creation of courts of conciliation and labour arbitrage.
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A monument was erected on the hillside overlooking the creek, pointing at the site in 1976, by students of nearby Timberline High School. The monument is in the shape of a peace sign when viewed from the air, contains an old Navy buoy which represents the spherical thinking of Native Americans, a rusty railroad rail representing the white mans rusted straight thinking and a time capsule to be opened in 2076. The DAR Plaque disappeared from the site during the 1970s. The large Treaty Tree, which had been languishing for decades, was formally recognized as diseased by 1975, and by 1979 was dead.
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Jammu and Kashmir Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation (JKIDFC) Limited was formed in 2018 to speed-up pending, unfunded or languishing infrastructure development projects in Jammu and Kashmir. JKIDFC is a registered corporation under the Companies Act that is mandated to raise funds up to , which are guaranteed by the state government, for funding infrastructure development in Jammu and Kashmir. Some of the projects which JKIDFC is undertaking have been pending for 25 years old. On 9 August 2020, it was announced the that "over 600 projects of immense public importance", projects which had been left languishing for up to 25 years, had been completed.
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2 Player Productions, a film documentary company, approached the studio Double Fine Productions with the prospect of making a film covering the development of a game within the studio. At the time, the studio's other development projects were backed from publisher funding, which would likely have put restrictions on what could be documented. Instead, the developers opted to create a new game from scratch, deciding to use Kickstarter to obtain funding for both the game and the documentary. The studio opted to create an adventure game, a game genre that has been languishing for more than a decade, though one that Double Fine's president Tim Schafer has had an influential history in.
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On September 5, the "military committee" demanded that President Arturo Alessandri dismiss three of his ministers, including the minister of War and Navy Gaspar Mora; the enactment of a labor code, the passage of an income tax law, and the improvement of the military salaries. Faced with almost open military insurrection, Alessandri had no option but to appoint General Luis Altamirano, the Army Inspector General (Chief of the Army), as head of a new cabinet. On September 8, General Altamirano appeared in front of Congress to demand the passage of eight laws, including Alessandri's labor code. Congress dared not to protest, and the laws, which had been languishing for years, were passed in a matter of hours.
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Lester Haines, special projects editor ("Iberian Bureau") at The Register, as part of his reporting on CU Spaceflight's Nova 1 mission in 2006, and at the behest of Nova team member Carl Morland, mused that "El Reg might like to contribute something" as a payload to a future high-altitude balloon project, and invited the online magazine's readership to make suggestions as to what kind of payload package should be designed and built. After languishing for a few years in limbo, the balloon payload project was resurrected in July, 2009 and called PARIS, as a backronym from Paper Aircraft Released Into Space after Paris Hilton, the payload type having been suggested by readers in 2006. The paper plane was successfully launched on 28 October 2010.
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Chief justice of the Supreme Court of India, Y.K. Sabharwal in March 2005 took over the demolition cases although they had not been assigned to him. In 2007, the paper Mid-Day revealed that Sabharwal's two sons Chetan and Nitin operated a real estate firm Pawan Impex, which after languishing for three years, suddenly attracted a 300-fold capitalization from the real-estate major BPTP around the same time that Sabharwal took over this case. As a result of the demolition of many well- established commercial offices across Delhi, the demand for mall spaces skyrocketed. In October 2005, Pawan Impex partnered with the promoters of Filatex India, and they went on to build the new Square One Mall luxury mall in Saket.
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On May 20, after languishing for six days in the Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel, the whales finally started moving. They were spotted the next day about downstream, just upriver from Rio Vista, where they lingered for several days, seemingly hesitant to pass under the Rio Vista Bridge. On May 27 they were on the move again and were spotted the next day another downstream in the saltier waters of Suisun Bay, just or so from the ocean, but again their circling movements seemed to indicate a reluctance to pass beneath a bridge, actually a trio of bridges this time at Benicia. On May 29, however, they again moved quickly, passing under the Benicia Bridge in the morning and swimming through the Carquinez Strait and past yet another pair of bridges.
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Cannibal Ferox was released uncut on video in the United Kingdom circa 1982 by Replay, but the film's transgressive imagery and scenes of real animal torture and slaughter resulted in the film promptly being banned under the Obscene Publications Act, finding itself languishing for years on the video nasties list. Early DVD versions, available in the UK were missing around six minutes of footage (chiefly of graphic violence and animal cruelty), which was cut before being given to the BBFC for a rating. The full version of the film was submitted to the board in 2018, and again received 2 minutes of cuts to the animal violence. In Australia, where it was released as Woman from Deep River, the film also faced censorship issues, being given numerous censored releases.
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The critic John D. Rateliff comments on the deletion of what he calls "Arwen, Warrior Princess" that it was a wise decision, though "at the cost of reducing her to a sort of Lady of Shallott languishing for most of the final two films". In the musical theatre adaptation of Lord of the Rings, Arwen, played by Rosalie Craig, sings the Prologue, as well as three musical numbers: "The Song of Hope", "Star of Eärendil" (with the Elven chorus) and "The Song of Hope Duet" (with Aragorn). In the 2009 fan film The Hunt for Gollum, Arwen is played by Rita Ramnani. In the Mythopoeic Society's Tolkien on Film: Essays on Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings, Cathy Akers-Jordan, Victoria Gaydosik, Jane Chance, and Maureen Thum all contend that the portrayal of Arwen and other women in the Jackson films is thematically faithful to or compatible with Tolkien's writings, despite the differences.
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In 1998 the book was chosen as number eighty-two in the Modern Library's list of the 100 Best Nonfiction Books published in the 20th century. See the list at Historian Carolyn W, White argues: :after languishing for three decades, [it] became the single most controversial book on prewar England, the linchpin of a major and continuing historiographical debate. All efforts by professional historians to vanquish what Peter Clarke has described as a "brilliant impressionistic book" have failed. Indeed there is scarcely a book or article on the prewar period that does not mention Dangerfield's book, or attempt to sustain or refute its findings- "a sure sign of its importance," notes John Grigg.Carolyn W. White, "'The Strange Death of Liberal England' in Its Time" Albion 17#4, (1985) p. 426. Kenneth O. Morgan in The Age of Lloyd George: The Liberal Party and British Politics, 1890-1929 (1971) called it "brilliantly written but basically misleading", and said its influence on later writers was "totally disproportionate". Chris Cook, in A Short History of the Liberal Party 1900-1997 (1998) said it "can be safely left alone. It is a highly impressionistic account and at times highly misleading".
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