You know the long, drawn-out Game of Thrones theme song?
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Brexit will bring long drawn-out damage to the UK economy.
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It is a long, drawn-out process to clear one's name.
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Securing an agreement, however, can be a long-drawn out process.
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And the damage leads to "long, drawn-out costs", he added.
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"There's not a long, drawn-out conversation or storytelling," Brice said.
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The news follows a long drawn-out spying scandal at the bank.
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"There's no need to have a long, drawn-out conversation," he says.
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So that turned out to be a long, drawn-out story line.
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It's usually a long, drawn-out process rather than a single blowout.
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The accused went to trial—it was a long, drawn-out trial.
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Revamping your financial life doesn't have to be a long-drawn-out process.
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They realize a long, drawn-out trial may not be to anyone's benefit.
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It will be a long drawn out process, and possibly take decades to resolve.
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President Trump would be foolish to go along with this long drawn-out process.
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It's another step in a long drawn out money-laundering scandal in the region.
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"I don't think we are looking at a long, drawn-out process with him."
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The deal means the risk of a long drawn-out political crisis is averted.
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That is especially so in the costly and long-drawn-out process of product development.
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And that's the thing — sometimes, the most important lessons don't require long, drawn-out instruction.
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Glossop said he does not see a long drawn out civil war as a base case.
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"The long, drawn out and repetitive nature of displacement has contributed to rising frustrations," she said.
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"She avoided a long, drawn out painful death," said Diaz, 43, as he wiped away tears.
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This led to a long, drawn-out debate on both sides that ended in mutual silence.
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Irrefutably, it's a rite of passage in high school, dissecting Shakespeare's long-drawn-out Elizabethan verses.
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Hopkins, the Minnesota attorney, predicted a long, drawn-out case over Prince's assets, probably lasting years.
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Britain's long, drawn-out split from the EU, whatever the protagonists say publicly, is getting messier.
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That long, drawn out foreplay can be pretty good, the orgasm is quite quick, he said, laughing.
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Serving the force majeure notice is the first step in a long-drawn out process, they said.
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S. trade truce sparked hopes the two warring sides could make progress in long-drawn out negotiations.
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The deal marks the end of a long, drawn-out battle between Papa John's and its founder.
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Ms. Bejar reminds potential clients that wedding therapy doesn't have to be a long, drawn-out process.
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"That long, drawn out foreplay can be pretty good, the orgasm is quite quick," he said, laughing.
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It's been a long, drawn-out ending for Jawbone, which has origins dating back to the late-90s.
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In one long, drawn-out flashback scene, for example, Fonny meets with Daniel (Brian Tyree Henry), a friend.
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But that long-drawn-out sentence is referring to the moment that C.R. clicked and ran a cheat.
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But a long, drawn out process involving two recalls is enough to sour anyone's feelings toward a device.
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"This has been a long, drawn-out debate," said Tracy Sefl, a Democratic strategist who worked for Mrs.
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"I'm not gonna get into a long, drawn-out thing about anybody," Carey said, in a winking tone.
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Experts say Moscow doesn't want the fighting in northwestern Syria to be a very long, drawn-out campaign.
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"They don't want a long drawn out process, but they know it's necessary to check Trump," Paris said.
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This signals a potentially long, drawn-out and likely fractious negotiation process in order to form a government.
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Martin Shkreli-- dubbed the most hated CEO in America -- was convicted in his long-drawn out federal fraud case.
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But do we always have to sit down and have a long, drawn-out, serious conversation about these things?
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Untried though the procedure is, one thing seems certain: it will be long-drawn-out and painful for everyone.
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Companies like arbitration because it can be faster and cheaper than going through a long, drawn out court proceedings.
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"It's completely feasible that there will be long, drawn-out Republican primary for Trump to be renominated," Stutzman said.
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And this time it was not an arm wrestle but a long, drawn-out, wistful refusal to say goodbye.
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We start off with long, drawn-out shots that the viewer can take a moment to breathe between cuts.
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Steve Womack, the Chairman of the House Budget Committee, said he worried about a long, drawn-out leadership race.
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Companies are settling with activists more frequently — avoiding the often long, drawn-out battles of years past, he said.
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Whether the long-drawn-out pauses in between feel sheltering or terrifying depends on each listener's state of mind.
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I made a short film [called] Long Drawn Out Trip — it was certainly long and it was certainly drawn.
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When I first received my medical marijuana card, my visits to the local dispensary were generally long, drawn out affairs.
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The long-drawn out trade war has also weighed on the sector as China is the world's top metals consumer.
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Antitrust lawsuits used to challenge delaying tactics by brand name drug firms tend to be long drawn-out and costly.
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I'm hopeful, and I think realistically hopeful, about what this very contested, long, drawn-out process is going to mean.
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Instead, it sets up a long, drawn-out process to change the law's rules — an unwinding process that takes time.
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What shape that strategy will take, however, has been pretty unclear in the wake of Windows Phone's long, drawn-out death.
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Legislation will almost certainly be watered down, and passage through both houses of Congress could be a long, drawn-out process.
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" James: "Smart, well-spoken, likes to have long, drawn-out conversations about things and maybe watch a Ted Talk or two.
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In fact, the retaking of Ramadi was merely a tactical victory with significant firepower after a long-drawn-out military campaign.
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If you're standing, you're not going to chitchat for too long, and you're not going to have long, drawn-out conversations.
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China and ASEAN agreed in August on a working text to continue long drawn-out negotiations over the code of conduct.
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A win there on Tuesday could put him back on firm footing and set up a long, drawn-out delegate fight.
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The film forgoes long, drawn-out periods of suspense in favor of keeping the viewer clued in, according to CCO Eric Darnell.
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Phaedra Parks and Apollo Nida's long, drawn-out divorce case is finally over ... they've reached a settlement that includes a parenting plan.
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The last thing many tech companies want is a long drawn-out process to establish new regulations in this area, Tusk said.
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It was a long drawn out project, and as such, they really needed to think about the human aspect of it too.
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The Tuesday briefs were the opening volley in what has already been a long, drawn-out battle over the Clean Water Rule.
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"We think such a long drawn-out negotiation is at the root of the current market uncertainty, along with other factors," he said.
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That could mean the avoidance of a long, drawn-out legal dispute that would be costly for both the city and the company.
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One reason for the long, drawn-out investigations is that their cases rarely are as cut and dried as bank robbery or kidnapping.
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I think if it's a long drawn-out fight, and let's say there's no outside, I think Kamala Harris has much more juice.
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Such statistical analysis is usually a long, drawn-out process involving considerable guesswork — and of little help in the middle of a match.
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EU leaders are reluctant to agree to this, because they do not want merely to witness more long drawn-out debates in London.
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Doing it this way seems to be a long, drawn-out process that involves multiple steps and almost always ends in an error.
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It kind of went from there, but it was just a long, drawn-out process and it should have been a quick one.
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And then there was the long drawn-out acquisition project for the Harry S. Truman Dam and Reservoir in Missouri, completed in 28500.
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If they are going to make a right turn, they do it with a great fanfare of long-drawn-out indicating and braking.
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The agreement settles a long-drawn out proxy contest with the private equity firm, which nominated five directors to the the Canadian miner's board.
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It's the difference between films with big mysteries and long, drawn out tension, and films with huge action set pieces and sudden, visceral frights.
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The Trump FCC's effort to dismantle net neutrality will be a long, drawn out battle over many months and we'll need your participation throughout.
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The specter of a long drawn-out fight over election results in one of the most controversial contests to date hovers over the nation.
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Anyhow, it has been a long, drawn-out, and expensive fight, and I need to refill my balance with the firm I have retained.
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Long drawn-out emails are being replaced by more interactive social conversations using tools like Slack and engaging video messages using tools like ViewedIt.
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Miller has found she enjoys daily fantasy sports, where players manage a team for a day, even more than the long, drawn-out seasons.
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Pharmaceutical firms have to undergo a long, drawn-out negotiating process every time they want to sell a new medication in a controlled market.
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Rather, I am bracing myself for a long, drawn-out trade dispute with China that will prove to be economically costly to both countries.
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Jennifer Lopez can put the long, drawn out home sale process behind her now -- she just unloaded her Hidden Hills estate for $9.9 million.
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The bottom line: So ends the long, drawn-out process of what would happen to the large but struggling electronic health records and billing firm.
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"It was four weeks before I got the biopsy results, so it was a long-drawn-out and stressful period of not knowing," she said.
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Playing Uncharted 4 like a stealth game not only helps you avoid a lot of long, drawn out shootouts, it's also a lot of fun.
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The reality is that the conflicts we are engaged in around the globe are generational issues that require long drawn out and difficult political solutions.
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Even if Congress took the White House to court, it would lead to a long, drawn-out legal fight and fade from the public view.
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But the outcome will be a long, drawn-out and complex affair that could promote military interference in politics and generate ramifications beyond Turkey's borders.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Getting Impossible Foods' plant-based burger alternative from the lab and onto consumers' grills has been a long, drawn out process.
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PetSmart stands by our Nashville associates who made the personal decision to take a standard conditional plea deal to avoid a long, drawn out legal process.
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"Courageous conversations" do not have to be long, drawn-out ordeals with all the men in your office to discuss "systematic roots of sexism," says Krawcheck.
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There is no retaliation like American retaliation, for it is long, drawn out, and willing to strike relentlessly, regardless of the damage it has done. Sept.
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President Barack Obama, himself familiar with a long, drawn-out primary, called it "a grind" when asked about it during a news conference in Japan Thursday.
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Long, drawn-out IP lawsuits and appeals are not uncommon in Silicon Valley, but this one highlights the very different trajectories of two competing tech companies.
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The lawsuit threatened to pull Tesla and Musk into a long drawn-out fight that could have undermined the company's operations and ability to raise capital.
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Recently, here in Barcelona, caceroladas have been a regular occurrence in the long, drawn-out battle between the Catalan separatist movement and the Spanish central government.
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"Right now, Beijing is ready for a long, drawn-out war, because what is happening in Hong Kong is hurting Hong Kong more than the mainland."
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Then I thought about that not so long ago time at the bar when he had squeezed my stomach in this long, drawn out, sensual way.
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But overly broad patents, the paper argues, are inefficient and wasteful in that they inevitably lead to long, drawn out patent battles like the one over CRISPR.
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"It's going to be a long-drawn-out battle," said Brigitte Amiri, an attorney with the American Civil Liberty Union's Reproductive Freedom Project, which joined the lawsuit.
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It's those southern states that both Trump and Cruz have trained their sights on as they prepare for a long, drawn-out fight to the Republican convention.
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"It is a huge victory in a long drawn (out) battle to get workers their due," said Sujata Mody of Penn Thozhilalargal Sangam, a women's workers' union.
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Getting photos published in print magazines was a long, drawn-out process, and even when successful, photographers were too busy to engage viewers who liked the work.
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Cassie and her fiance, Alex Fine, won't be having one of those long-drawn-out engagements ... TMZ's learned the clock's already ticking fast on their big day.
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But in the war for better internet access in Canada—a long, drawn-out, and ugly war at that—the defeat in Ottawa is just one battle.
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Dr. William Van Gordon, associate professor in contemplative psychology at the University of Derby, suggests an alternative to the long, drawn-out battle with the snooze button.
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When patients who need proton therapy are subjected to insurance denials or a long, drawn-out appeals process, they suffer undue health risks, anxiety and financial hardship.
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Last month, the president — after a long, drawn-out battle with his top national security officials — reluctantly agreed to certify the deal for the next three months.
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I'm not sure if this long, drawn-out fortnight was worth the "glowy" look, though, because how my skin feels is just as important — and it felt grimy.
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We had a team of people who did clinical trials who actually wrote reports on the effects of the products, and this was a long, drawn out process.
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That's why I think Warren is somebody that could ... I don't think Warren could win a long, drawn-out primary, so that's why she's one of my three.
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The successful conclusion of negotiations comes less than two months after SoftBank, an early investor in Grab, secured a long-drawn-out deal to become an Uber shareholder.
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But Modi's government possesses little elbow room for full-blown military action given the risk of a long drawn-out conflict between the nuclear neighbors, according to strategists.
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The nation is also just beginning a long, drawn-out fight against the coronavirus — a deadly enemy best fought, at least for now, by locking yourself up indoors.
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In contrast, Mann, the youngest of the women to testify thus far, has talked about something far more complicated — a long, drawn-out relationship with her alleged rapist.
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While watching other Dark Souls players who emphasize unique challenges, numbandroid became fascinated by long, drawn out fights that physically and mentally drained the person holding the controller.
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But just like his long, drawn-out refusal to concede after losing the Alabama special election, it doesn't look like Moore plans to go quietly without a fight.
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The company is preparing an appeal against the state government's order to permanently shut the plant, sources have said, which could lead to a long-drawn out legal battle.
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Similar rules have been implemented in the mineral resources sector and have resulted in long, drawn-out negotiations between the government and mining giants, such as Freeport-McMoRan Inc.
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"Italy will be wrapped in a long drawn-out period of wrangling that will feature intense anti-establishment and euroskeptic tones," political analyst Wolfango Piccoli told the Associated Press.
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The long drawn-out trade war between the world's two largest economies has roiled markets since it began more than a year ago, triggering fears of a global slowdown.
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And this has been an unusually long, drawn-out cycle – one that has gotten an unusual jolt of rapid corporate-profit growth nearly a decade after the last recession.
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Sources close to the couple tell us BC and Rob don't want a long, drawn out engagement -- so they're already talking about ceremony ideas, and even a guest list.
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Sadly, much like the real election, the viewing (and voting) public will have to endure a long, drawn-out process to see who will claim the Oval as their own.
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The PD has opposed the reform in parliament and says it will only consider it as part of a broader institutional reform that would be a long, drawn-out process.
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The unexpected move in the long drawn-out dispute between the world's two largest economies renewed fears of a global slowdown and prompted a global sell-off in riskier assets.
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It's no great revelation to point out that house music has endured a long, drawn out shift from its inception as Chicago counterculture in chiefly black, Latino, and LGBT communities.
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That's because Sewell and House Democratic leaders are anticipating a long, drawn-out legal battle over the voting rights bill — potentially all the way up to the US Supreme Court.
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Of course, it takes a minor role, as opposed to those who write stories exclusively about belching and include long, drawn-out onomatopoeia like "BUUUUUURRRRPP," which I find rather silly.
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Forty-five minutes into Revolver, the characters start having long, drawn-out discussions on the human id and self-worth and how ego can screw with everything in your life.
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It is all a contrast to the Labour Party, which is too fair, democratic and compassionate in its leadership elections—hence the present long drawn-out mess over Jeremy Corbyn.
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Canalys estimates the Chinese market shrunk by nearly 9% in 2018 due to a slowing economy, a weaker currency and a long-drawn out trade battle with the United States.
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We "play politics" for two years before every presidential election, because choosing a person for that powerful office demands a long, drawn-out process wherein the candidates are properly vetted.
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He notoriously killed two fan-favorites from the show on the season seven premiere, leading to a long, drawn out war with his group that was pulled from the comics.
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But while Clinton and Sanders fought a long, drawn-out battle four years ago, the swift coalescence of Democratic Party figures around Biden has been far more overt and catalytic.
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All of this could be a long, drawn-out affair, but it may well happen before the next general election, in 2022, when Mr. Duterte's term is set to expire.
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In a way, Seduction mirrors an archetypal experience: a long, drawn-out lead-up to a tantalizing goal and then, in the end, a sense of abrupt and flattening disappointment.
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Higher gas prices China is already struggling with a slowing economy, a long drawn out trade war with the United States and a pork crisis that has pushed up inflation.
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"The long, drawn-out controversy over his succession is a natural consequence of Pakistan's complicated civil-military history," said Mosharraf Zaidi, a columnist for The News, an English-language newspaper.
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"Priority in Libya (is) to counter extremism/terrorism and support stability in long drawn out crisis," UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said in a Twitter post.
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Airline catering company Gategroup's offer topped that of industry rival Do&Co and the two had been the last remaining contenders in a long drawn out auction, the sources said.
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The chain restaurant, best known for its breakfast food, decided to unleash a long, drawn out, and very secretive marketing campaign in which it would re-brand from IHOP to IHOb.
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The PD has opposed the reform in parliament and had said it will only consider it as part of a broader institutional reform that would be a long, drawn-out process.
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But because true love doesn't exactly pay the bills, the whole cheesy Cupid routine seems to just be a long, drawn-out promotion for—you guessed it—Pizza Express' Valentine's meal.
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But volatility might still remain high as the focus will likely shift to other reforms such as the passage of the tax reform, which he expects to be long drawn out.
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It's a long, drawn-out battle that ends with Liberty Belle regaining the crown, but Welfare Queen's loss is made more sad when you realize Tamme's son just watched her lose.
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"Trend-followers are looking for long, drawn-out, directional moves and look to ride that trend as long as possible," Tom Wrobel, Director of Alternative Investments Consulting at Societe Generale, said.
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A long-drawn-out battle has been ensuing between tech giant Apple and a Chinese company you probably haven't heard of — and it's not looking good for Silicon Valley's star child.
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We get the feeling the nitpicking is just beginning -- and even though Wendy thinks they'll eventually make peace -- it feels like their divorce is gonna be a long, drawn-out affair.
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The entire case was long, drawn-out and complicated, starting with the Whitewater investigation, winding into Paula Jones' sexual harassment charges and ending with the revelation of Clinton's affair with Lewinsky.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov made clear on Thursday that Moscow is already positioning itself for a role as intermediary in resolving the latest twist in Syria's long drawn-out conflict.
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The news originally surfaced via a report from The Information, which also notes that this reportedly marks the final nail in the long, drawn-out death of the company's New Devices Group.
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Southeast Asia and China agreed last week on a working text to continue long drawn-out negotiations over the code of conduct, with officials lauding it as a "milestone" and "great progress".
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The bond market is in the process of stomping out all optimism about the Republican pro-growth agenda and is preparing for a long drawn-out drama surrounding President Trump's latest controversy.
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Aside from the (very depressing, long drawn-out) drama between Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrell, opportunities to break out our best Sex and the City jokes are few and far between.
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If proroguing Parliament, as many suggest, results in the UK's long drawn out and fraught divorce from the EU concluding without agreement, it will have substantial implications for the country's fintech ecosystem.
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Jim Carrey's long, drawn out legal war over his ex-girlfriend's death won't end in a courtroom, because the lawsuits filed by Jim and her family have been dismissed ... TMZ has learned.
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This ruling will particularly matter for small businesses that can't afford long, drawn-out legal fights in distant parts of the country, where the court battle may already be unfavorable to them.
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The goal, then, is simply to demonstrate as quickly as possible that this isn't going to work, rather than generating a series of long, drawn-out struggles that poison the political atmosphere.
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Pompeo's letter was the first warning shot in what's probably going to be a long, drawn-out battle between Congress and the administration over documents and witness testimony as House Democrats pursue impeachment.
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"If we have a long drawn out, mutually destructive trade war with China, which nobody wants and nobody is pricing in, that's going to be a significant drag on the economy," Hogan said.
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Instead expect long, drawn-out coalition talks (which will not start properly until after the Lower Saxony state election on October 15th), probably lasting until early next year before producing a Jamaica coalition.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The International Cricket Council has criticized West Indies for using their victory speech at the World Twenty20 tournament to complain about their cricket board after a long drawn-out pay dispute.
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"You can't have the world's two largest economies in a long, drawn-out mutually destructive trade war and not slow the global economy," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities Corporation.
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Bork was subjected to such a long, drawn out, politically disastrous cavity search by Senate Democrats that "to bork" is now in dictionaries as a verb, meaning "to obstruct," particularly for political reasons.
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He dropped Aldo, swarmed, and turned the finish into a long, drawn-out thing that had you writhing in your seat whether you were in the Jeunesse Arena or thousands of miles away.
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Somalia recently selected a new Parliament and a new president in a long, drawn-out process that was widely believed to have been one of the most corrupt political events in Somalia's history.
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Airline catering company Gategroup's offer topped that of industry rival Do&Co and the two had been the last remaining contenders in a long drawn out auction, sources familiar with the process said.
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Gold, considered a safe asset in times of political and economic uncertainty, has gained over 13% this year, mainly due to the long drawn-out tariff dispute and concerns over slowing global growth.
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China and the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) agreed in August on a working text to continue long drawn-out negotiations over the code of conduct in the South China Sea.
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"Untold numbers of victims have been silenced in this way, especially those who lack the financial resources for a long, drawn-out legal battle to fight the unfairness of the clause," the actress wrote.
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He has been unfairly dogged by a long, drawn-out investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller that is harming our nation and that has produced no evidence that he has engaged in wrongdoing.
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"This will be a long, drawn-out process that will take several potentially nuanced turns," RBC bank analysts led by Gerard Cassidy said in a report detailing the impact of Brexit on big banks.
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Many executives I encountered during my years with PwC raised similar concerns; they found incentive packages too complex, too long drawn-out, and they didn't properly appreciate the value of the rewards on offer.
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If the Trump administration really wants to pick a fight with blue America over immigration, it could prosecute a long, drawn-out battle — one that both sides aren't particularly interested in backing down from.
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In a long, drawn-out process, frustrated military officials gave in to the demands for immunity and allowed the President to keep several of his properties, sources told CNN on Monday, before Mugabe stepped down.
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"There is realization that this is going to be protracted, long-drawn out and there is no easy solution because the fight is about intellectual property, technological superiority as well as geopolitical issues," she said.
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The bottom line: In many of these cases, instances of sexual harassment remain are swept under the rug through payments and not dealt with criminally in order to avoid long, drawn out plans of discipline.
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Gold prices had gained about 18% in 2019, as investors sought safe-haven assets on the back of global recessionary fears triggered by the long-drawn out trade spat between the United States and China.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington was not ready to make a deal with Beijing, signalling the long-drawn out trade dispute between the world's two largest economies may not get resolved soon.
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Remember: the pyramid ships in the post-credits scene appear only after a long, drawn-out visual of the Traveler's light spreading out across the solar system and beyond the boundaries of the Milky Way galaxy.
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That's why I'm going to do all of this … because I'm sick of her … So I'm going to call MPD, I'm going to have a long, drawn-out email just so that I can embarrass her.
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Gold has gained about 13% in 2019 alone on the back of global recessionary fears triggered by the long-drawn out trade spat between the world's two largest economies, and quantitative easing by major central banks.
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A number of rank-and-file Democrats have warned that a long-drawn-out impeachment investigation carries risks for the party in a high-stakes election cycle when they're trying to protect dozens of vulnerable incumbents.
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The prospect of a long, drawn-out and inconclusive farewell prompted French political scientist Jean-Louis Bourlanges, a former European Parliament member, to quip that the outcome of last week's British referendum would make little difference.
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Trump has claimed that the election will be "rigged" against him, and many fear he and his supporters will contest the election outcome in the case of a loss, leading to a long, drawn out battle.
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Barkindo, a Nigerian oil industry "veteran," is due to take over from Abdalla Salem El-Badri on Monday, ending a long, drawn-out tussle between members of the group over who the next secretary general should be.
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This discussion "will shape up to be a long drawn out bloody fight," one European official, based in Brussels and who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the talks, told CNBC Monday.
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Lawmakers ultimately decided to break it out because Sewell and Democratic leaders anticipated the possibility of a long, drawn-out legal battle over the voting rights bill — potentially all the way up to the US Supreme Court.
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A long-drawn out trade war between the world's two biggest economies, which included a volley of tariffs running into billions of dollars, has led to concerns over global demand for the metal, thereby severely straining copper prices.
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"Perceptions in markets are evolving, and more people are nervous that this is going to be a long, drawn-out affair," said Robin Brooks, chief economist at the Institute of International Finance, a trade group and research provider.
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Even if it were magically possible to adopt a 60-vote rule prior to the election of the speaker (unanimous consent?), one can easily imagine a long, drawn-out series of votes that could take weeks or months.
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So Theresa May's declaration on March 29 that Britain had formally begun the process of leaving the European Union was for Mr. Castle, a Times reporter based in London, the final culmination of a long drawn-out drama.
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They're saying things they don't totally mean, but they're both completely right in that fight, which is what I think makes it so compelling — and what made it such a long, drawn-out debate to get the scene right.
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Still, some congressional Republicans argued that Trump would be free to act first without any congressional approval, so long as the military action against North Korea is not a long, drawn-out conflict like the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
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The long, drawn-out introduction of evidence, which has been interrupted multiple times each day by objections, has caused the calendar for the trial to be extended to Thanksgiving, well past the initial forecast of six to eight weeks.
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The Massachusetts senator released a memo on Friday noting that importance of early states like Iowa but projecting how the primary could be a long, drawn out fight for delegates, thereby downplaying the importance of one or two states.
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The long, drawn-out breakup with Jager — it came to a conclusion in 1991, when Obama was well into a relationship with Robinson — illustrates that he of the tidy memoir lived as messy a love life as anybody else.
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We are out of road because in the past the approach taken to the problem of North Korea and the Kim regime over decades has been to enter into long drawn-out negotiations that then deliver an unsatisfactory agreement.
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Gold gained about 18% in 2019, fueled by investors seeking safe-haven assets on the back of global recessionary fears triggered by the long-drawn out trade spat between the United States and China, the world's two largest economies.
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"The BOJ has settled down for a long-drawn-out war to achieve its inflation target, so a delay in meeting the timing alone would not force it into action," said Yasunari Ueno, chief market economist at Mizuho Securities.
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However he's not buying Avery's side of the story, and although Dog seems to have some of the details mixed up -- Avery's never confessed to killing Teresa Halbach -- he strongly believes there's a quicker alternative to long drawn-out murder trials.
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"Overturning the CFPB's arbitration rule ensures consumers retain the tools they need to receive relief without going through long, drawn-out, costly court proceedings — where no one benefits except trial lawyers," said Richard Hunt, president of the Consumer Bankers Association.
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The long, drawn-out media bidding war for Fox assets appeared to near an end on Wednesday after Disney won U.S. antitrust approval to buy the company for $71.3 billion on the condition that it sell 22 regional sports networks.
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They knew tensions in the chamber were high already because of long drawn out fights over President Donald Trump's Cabinet members and the Democrats were swinging for Sessions, who has been accused of racism decades ago when he was a prosecutor in Alabama.
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If you feel like the long, drawn-out buildup to The Walking Dead season 7 premiere this Sunday has gotten to be a little exhausting by now — and we're sorry for our role in that, we are — you're not the only one.
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It's the same kind of feedback loop that makes other RPGs so compelling, and it's bolstered by the sheer scale of the encounters; instead of quick battles, Monster Hunter quests are long, drawn-out encounters that force you to really understand your opponent.
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Emerging market assets have rallied this year on hopes that major central banks will cut interest rates in the face of slowing growth, which has largely stemmed from the impact of a long drawn-out trade war between the Unites States and China.
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The Tony-nominated cast currently living it up on Broadway — including Amber Gray as Persephone, André De Shields as Hermes, Patrick Page as Hades, and Eva Noblezada as Eurydice — came together through a long, drawn-out process that took place over six years.
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The court reversed its decision in April after hearings that sounded like a long, drawn-out auction, during which the builders offered to pay, first, 200 billion rupees, then 435 billion, then 450 billion and, finally, 460 billion rupees (about $3 billion).
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Our new normative mortality is a "long, drawn-out death after 85," Sandra Tsing Loh observed in the Atlantic, adding that the demographic experiencing this is also the fastest-growing in the nation and is projected to more than double by 2035.
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Germany&aposs deputy foreign minister says he hopes there will be a "stable, pro-European" government in Italy soon, but has acknowledged that his country is in no position to offer advice after its own long-drawn-out effort to form a new administration.
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This should help companies avoid getting embroiled in a series of complicated disputes with their workers and officials that involve regulations set by authorities at different levels of government and can lead to long, drawn-out adjudication in various parts of the legal system.
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It was a long, drawn-out ousting: it took the work of famous journalists such as Gretchen Carlson and Megyn Kelly, who added their voices to the chorus of women that reported instances of sexual misconduct at the media company, to finally push Ailes out.
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Faced with the prospect of different sets of rules across the country with changes hinging on the uncertain outcome of long, drawn-out litigation, some car companies decided to establish a backchannel with California to see if they could reach an agreement of their own.
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The electric carmaker's shares sank last week after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission accused Musk of securities fraud and sought to ban him from company leadership, pointing to a long drawn-out fight that could have undermined Tesla's operations and ability to raise capital.
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The prime minister had been hoping to trigger Article 50 by March of next year — or even earlier — but could now face a long-drawn-out debate over each detail as the UK negotiates its exit from the EU. Some politicians have welcomed the ruling.
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Studies have shown that shorter sessions of anaerobic training, like fast-paced resistance training or sprints, are just as good for heart health as long, drawn-out runs and better at maintaining muscle and increasing aerobic fitness (or VO2 max, if you want to be specific).
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"Even after the United States' long-drawn-out trade spat with China and threats of a new trade war with the European Union, there is still not much safe-haven buying in gold," said Jigar Trivedi, a commodities analyst at Mumbai-based Anand Rathi Shares & Stock Brokers.
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But the speed with which the judge heard and decided the case is a huge win for congressional Democrats staring down many other subpoena fights with Trump, especially since these cases often wind up being a long, drawn-out process that can go on for years.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) quickly notified the court it planned to appeal the ruling, and Democrats have made clear they won't allow a long drawn out legal battle to hamper their timetable, which seems set on sending articles of impeachment to the Senate before Christmas.
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"Both interviewing agents' notes are clear that the defendant maintained he had '[n]o recollection' of speaking with the Russian Ambassador about U.S. Sanctions, and that the defendant did not have a 'long drawn out' conversation with the Russian Ambassador about 'don't do something,'" the prosecutor wrote.
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The Walking Dead has made the gradual depletion of its main characters' nuclear family a long-drawn-out theme; The Hunger Games, the progenitor of the current glut of dystopian cinema, literally blew up its main character's sustaining hope that the nuclear family can survive in a dystopia.
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It's a comedy of errors from the start: Jorah asking Samwell if he's ever done this before, followed by Samwell's long, drawn-out pause; the preposterous notion that Sam is pulling crusty, pus-laden skin off Jorah while he's supposed to keep nice and quiet so the neighbors won't hear.
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But since the rollback faces a number of obstacles — likely including a long, drawn-out battle in the court system that could ultimately kneecap the effort — the administration has found another way to discourage automakers from increasing the fuel efficiency of their vehicles: lower the fines for missing the targets.
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If the telephone shrills she shuffles out into the corridor in her down-at-heel slippers, and I hear her dull 'Hallo-o' which drives me wild with nervousness, ten times an evening, 20—a real huntsman's sound, it sounds like the jungle with its grim long-drawn-out 'o-o.
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Sanders, who has vowed to stay in the race until voters in each of the 50 states has had their say, signaled Wednesday that he's prepared for a long, drawn-out primary battle with Hillary Clinton, even as the former secretary of state took a commanding lead on Tuesday night.
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For two hours Parker laboriously tells Turner's story with so many unnecessary plot devices: repetitive confrontations between Turner and his slave master; the too-long-drawn-out love story between Turner and Cherry; we don't even get to the slave rebellion until the final 45 minutes or so (if that) of the movie.
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In fact, his words and efforts to just "reroute" a costly energy infrastructure project by executive decree could have a chilling effect on any private infrastructure development that has to go through the long, drawn out and thorough regulatory and permitting process, including roads, bridges, airports, ports and even utility transmission lines.
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Had the staff offered back in September 2016 to settle on the terms we ultimately agreed upon, I would have accepted, if only to preserve what then remained of my business and avoid the distraction and outsized expense of long-drawn-out litigation, but that deal was not then on the table.
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And as too many shows indulge in long, drawn-out installments that don't differentiate themselves enough from one another, 2017 brought with it a welcome return to the episode, to the singular standout installment that twists a story in a new direction, or pauses the action to check in on something important.
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Mr. Trump's sudden announcement on peace talks came at a critical moment in the United States' long, drawn-out military venture in Afghanistan, a time when the country is mired in turmoil over disputed election results and Americans at home are increasingly tired of an operation that began shortly after the Sept.
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"What she (May) was saying - and to give her some credit she was much more honest about this than we've heard from the government before - we're going to go through this very complicated, long, drawn out difficult process and end up worse off at the end of it," Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon told ITV.
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Which, in turn, raises the odds that someone else might be the candidate of late deciders … and after a debate in which nobody laid a glove on him, that someone else could very well be John Kasich, who has the distinction of being the establishment Republican least equipped for a long drawn-out post-New Hampshire primary campaign.
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One of those shareholders, Pharol SGPS SA, criticized Gontijo's support for a creditor proposal that would give them a 95 percent stake in Oi. "In addition to operational and regulatory challenges, Oi's complicated capital structure may also lead to long, drawn-out bankruptcy proceedings, creating further risks for recovery values," said Robert Jaeger, an analyst with Societe Generale.
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It's been a long, drawn out PR nightmare for a product that was supposed to unify the company's mobile offerings behind a single banner, marked by mixed signals, damage control and a seemingly endless parade of bad news culminating in this morning's announcement that the hardware maker would finally shut down production once and for all.
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Because most first dates set up through dating apps like Tinder are basically blind dates—based on nothing more than some witty banter and a flattering profile photo—people are ditching the long, drawn out dinner-and-a-movie dates and opting to get a quick round of drinks instead, which can break a restaurant's bottom line.
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The FTSE 250 has gained nearly 4% over the last two weeks, handily outperforming blue chips, as investors had bet that a long drawn out Brexit process could be nearing its end as Johnson chased a withdrawal agreement with the EU. Elsewhere Prudential jumped 6% to top the FTSE 100 leaderboard as the M&G business demerger became effective.
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In the 20-month race to determine the new leader of the free world, we spent time with a boastfully racist puddle of orange Jell-O; a booger-eater; the human version of a long, drawn-out sigh that ends with an accidental fart; a hoarder of dank memes; and plenty of other variations on Judge Doom.
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But in addition to the collapse of the Afghan talks, he has gotten nowhere in nuclear negotiations with North Korea, made no progress in a long, drawn-out Israeli-Palestinian peace initiative, has yet to even reach the table with Iran despite his stated desire and remains locked in a high-stakes, big-dollar negotiation with China over tariffs.
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The long-drawn-out conflicts – and tangle web of political, social and sectarian consequences – experienced by the U.S. and its allies in Iraq and Afghanistan a decade ago have acted as a cautionary tale for the current international coalition against ISIS, making it far more wary of appearing to be a foreign, occupying power in charge of combatting the group.
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MIDCAPS OUTPERFORM The FTSE 250 has gained nearly 4% over the last two weeks, handily outperforming blue chips, as investors had bet that a long drawn out Brexit process could be nearing its end as Johnson chased a withdrawal agreement with the EU. Elsewhere Prudential jumped 6% to top the FTSE 100 leaderboard as the M&G business demerger became effective.
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"Blackacre" consists of fourteen numbered sections in prose; it is both a reading of poem and, as Youn writes on Harriet: […] about my "barrenness," my desire to have a child who would be genetically "mine," my increasingly irrational pursuit of that desire, its long-drawn-out failure, the fallout of recriminations and regrets, and my eventual decision to have a child by other means.
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Losing her virginity had been a long, drawn-out affair preceded by several months' worth of intense discussion with her boyfriend of two years, plus a visit to the gynecologist and a horrifically embarrassing but ultimately incredibly meaningful conversation with her mom, who, in the end, had not only reserved her a room at a bed-and-breakfast but, after the event, written her a card.
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"Given how much I view Trump as a threat to this country, I think we need to focus on defeating him and not engaging in some long, drawn-out extended primary," said Jim Manley, who served as a senior aide to former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidHarry Reid: Early voting states Iowa, New Hampshire 'not representative of the country anymore' The Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary Bottom Line MORE (D-Nev.).
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I do not know, but I do know that I have heard today a voice which I should never have imagined could issue from a human throat: that the people who claim it was the voice of the strange weasel seem sane, honest, and responsible folk and not likely to indulge in a difficult, long drawn-out, and unprofitable practical joke to make themselves the talk of the world; and that others have had the same experience as myself.
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" Christopher Brown on Rule of Capture: "The US has lost a war with China—not a long drawn-out war, a pretty quick conflict that's mostly been orbital—but one that has resulted in the humiliation of a country that previously was kind of a dominant imperial power, and is subjected to treaty accords and austerity programs and things like that, the kind of circumstance that both opens up the window of the politically possible, but also provides a fertile ground for the ferment of ultranationalism.
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