The company has made headway breaking into the U.S. market.
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Mr. de Blasio, however, has made headway in changing this.
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Meanwhile, the retailer has also made headway in other categories, too.
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Unions have also made headway pushing for higher minimum-wage laws.
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It made headway on previous, vaguer attempts to squash Etsy and eBay.
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Many individual hospitals or health centers have made headway in improving safety.
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Some specialized ESG data organizations have already made headway into this area.
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Not only has Huawei made headway, Apple's also showing signs of stuttering.
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I easily made headway with YOGI BEAR, NOISE, PITCHING and TEN FEET.
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Private and public hospital networks with similar programs have also made headway.
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There are various leave proposals in Congress, but none have made headway.
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The Obama administration made headway toward those ends, including creating better family facilities.
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It took another year — maybe two — before my brother and I made headway.
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The lifestyle advertising seems to have made headway as touristy areas thronged with cyclists.
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The deal, four years in the pipeline, only made headway after Irma, Abraham noted.
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They made headway over about 12 miles of river bank during two days of searching.
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Tesla, Alphabet's Waymo and semiconductor company Nvidia have all made headway in self-driving technology.
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On later visits, however, Mr. Obama made headway with China on issues like climate change.
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He worried that if Johnson made headway, it would help Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.
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Still, the White House has made headway in solving some of its recent trade disputes.
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Corruption-fighters during Mr Peña's scandal-plagued presidency faced reprisals, but they also made headway.
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Elon Musk's brain-computer start-up Neuralink has made headway on its efforts in the space.
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"We have made headway on federal assistance, headway on programs that could be used," she said.
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It is certainly good news that women have made headway as corporate directors in recent years.
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Reuters reports that Lighthizer told journalists the two sides had made "headway" with this week's talks.
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The New Zealand dollar gained 1.4 percent while the Swedish and Norwegian crowns also made headway.
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But markets rallied after President Trump made headway with NAFTA negotiations, and stocks hit new highs.
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The LAPD recently made headway, sending two sex crimes cases to the LA district attorney for review.
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He said that representatives of the nation had "made headway" but declined to predict any particular outcome.
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Since then, Nigerian forces have made headway in routing Boko Haram from its strongholds in remote villages.
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The U.S. House of Representatives made headway in both defunding efforts and a five-month abortion limit.
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Previous presidents believed they had made headway with Beijing, only to have China's actions fall short of expectations.
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It has made headway in a competitive sector by focusing on selling motor insurance via price comparison websites.
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To their surprise, the world has instead made headway by rolling out bed nets, a programmatic not technical solution.
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Six months after being reelected in his second term, Modi has already made headway in achieving two of his aims.
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While Trump's voter fraud commission flopped, and one member turned over documents refuting the premise of mass voter fraud, Sessions made headway.
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Although it is far too early to relax, China has made headway in the past two years in stabilising its debt burden.
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Word seemed to have gotten around the bus station and other smuggler haunts, that Pablo had made headway with a top coyote.
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Officials on both sides say they have made headway in areas including power sharing, property and applying EU law in the north.
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The SEC has not made headway on that rule under White and in fact has removed it from its regulatory agenda altogether.
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Her case made headway this year, after a judge ordered the exhumation of Dalí's remains in order to carry out DNA testing.
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However, having made headway in building out its creative community, Twine recently flicked the monetization switch by adding a marketplace to its wares.
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But his hopeful message and dynamic campaigning clearly resonated with voters across the country as Labour made headway even in longtime Conservative bastions.
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It was not until December that Trump made headway on major legislative change as both chambers of Congress passed a sweeping tax overhaul.
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The Europeans have made headway on privacy with the General Data Protection Regulation, a law that guarantees users a minimal level of protection.
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While there have been several bipartisan bills that could have made headway in battling patent extortion, nothing has advanced beyond committee since 85033.
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There is still a lot more beneath the surface for scientists to understand, but studies like this have made headway, Professor Anandakrishnan said.
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Mr. Buhari made headway in cleaning up graft, appointing a team that arrested political figures, seized millions of dollars and jailed corrupt officials.
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One state, however, recently made headway in its fight against the illegal smuggling of at least one form of opioids into its prison system.
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" Strzalka said she has made headway in her healing process, but felt the Kavanaugh hearing and the testimonies she heard made her progress "evaporate.
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Given that scientists have made headway on the first two, a mission to these blue orbs might have good prospects in the near future.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence acknowledged on Wednesday that efforts to persuade North Korea to give up its nuclear arsenal had not made headway.
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"They made headway on specific issues and the two sides are close to finalizing some sections of the agreement," the statement cited by CNBC said.
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However, on Friday, the Office the US Trade Representative said that the United States and China made headway on finalizing their phase one trade agreement.
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"Sure we've made headway against Germany, but the southern countries and Spain in particular, have really been holding back wages," INSEE economist Dorian Roucher said.
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Signals that trade negotiations between the United States and China had made headway also helped sentiment ahead of the next round of talks in Washington.
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The results of the midterm elections suggest that the movement made headway in suburban districts across the country, but failed in more rural, conservative states.
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Hastings, which listed just over a year ago, has made headway in a competitive sector by focusing on selling motor insurance via price comparison websites.
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Trump likely will present voters with a laundry list of accomplishments, telling his base that, together, they have made headway toward making America great again.
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Negotiators from the United States, Canada and Mexico have made headway on some of the less controversial parts of the pact, such as regulatory practices.
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As they debated how best to structure the inquiry, lawmakers made headway in obtaining documentary evidence that could constitute a crucial piece of their case.
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In December, she published a blistering column on her website calling Mr. Trump a "gigantic douchebag" for not having made headway on a border wall.
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While government support has been sparse, Russia could have made headway on its fight against AIDS with foreign aid money, but continues to refuse help. СПИД.
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Congress passed legislation shortly after the meeting to avert a government shutdown, but there was little evidence the leaders made headway on resolving key policy differences.
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A Multinational Joint Task Force made up of soldiers from Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon has slowly made headway in sharing intelligence and launching attacks together.
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The governor said the state had made headway in securing hundreds of thousands of medical supplies that will be distributed to different parts of the state.
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The Office of the US Trade Representative said late last week that the world's two largest economies had made headway in finalizing a "phase one" trade agreement.
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According to Quartz, three days after Trump spoke with President Mauricio Macri, one of his real estate projects in Buenos Aires made headway after years of delays.
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Two years since the SDGs were drawn up, the international community has made headway in fulfilling these goals with the support of philanthropic organizations and advocacy groups.
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Looking at the global picture indicates that the race to 2030 is well under way, some countries have made headway and others have a long way to go.
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Officials don't know how long the will be fighting since they only just made headway against the blazes on Sunday and any change in weather could set that back.
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U.S.-China trade talks made headway last week in Beijing and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Wednesday the sides aim to bridge differences during further talks.
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Euclid Tsakalotos, an economist who has been described as low-key and has made headway with his eurozone peers in bailout talks, kept the critical job of finance minister.
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Congress has, however, made headway in helping states fund security ahead of 2020, with $85033 million included in the recent appropriations bills for states to use for election security.
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And while the NDP were manhandled in Quebec and Atlantic Canada — losing 49 of its 65 seats there — it actually made headway in Western Canada, picking up five seats.
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Stocks trended upward last week after the Office of the US Trade Representative said that the world's two largest economies had made headway in finalizing a "phase one" trade agreement.
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Image: Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI), Mr. David Gunning, DARPAThis past year, the AI community made headway towards that goal as the field of explainable AI (XAI) started to gain traction.
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While American manufacturers cashed in on the considerable profits of gas-guzzling Hummers, Durangos, and Navigators, smaller vehicles like the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, and Subaru Forester made headway.
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Amazon has made headway in the subscription business with its Subscribe & Save feature for consumers, which offers discounted pricing on products if you agree to buy on a recurring basis.
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Winds, climate change provoking fires Firefighters made headway in containing the fires Saturday, but the return of powerful winds a day later threatened that progress, especially for the Woolsey fire.
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Regulators have made headway against illegal calls: The F.C.C. has issued fines for spoofing, and the Federal Trade Commission recently shut down four companies that made billions of illegal calls.
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President Hassan Rouhani — who is running for re-election against, among others, Ebrahim Raisi, a favorite of hard-liners — had hoped to have made headway on these problems by now.
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Clinton made headway in uniting the party, according to the CBS poll, with improved support from liberals and those who were hoping that Mr. Sanders would be the Democratic Party's nominee.
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In early 2016 North Korea made headway in its nuclear program, conducting its fourth nuclear test "in the face of nuclear threats and blackmail by the United States," according to Pyongyang.
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It says it's made headway in combatting widespread harassment problems, but it still hasn't kicked the habit of shrugging off blatant violators of its own policies, including, you might argue, President Trump.
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Competition was also higher with dealmakers such as IDFC Bank Ltd and IIFL Holdings Ltd gaining market share, while entrants such as China's Haitong Securities Co Ltd made headway, industry participants said.
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In its interim monetary policy report released on Friday, the Bank of Greece said that the country has made headway in implementing reforms agreed under an international bailout signed up last year.
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"Gooey" went on to become one of Spotify's top five global viral tracks of of the year, and the band made headway Stateside too, booking slots on Seth Meyers and David Letterman.
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Quit Genius has already made headway with its smoking and vaping products, and is going to use the funding to expand into other types of addiction, such as alcohol and opioid addiction.
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Philanthropy could help fix this, Messrs Lindsey and Teles argue, as efforts to reform environmental and educational policy show: in these cases passionate campaigners made headway in the face of powerful political interests.
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MediaTek has made headway getting its chips into a handful of US devices, including the aforementioned Sprint and Verizon phones, but it still lags far behind Qualcomm in this part of the world.
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While firms have made headway in receiving approval from market supervisor FINMA to offer cryptocurrency services, most groups running their own digital currency — or blockchain — platforms are not regulated under financial supervision rules.
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Asked if talks had made headway on a U.S. "sunset" proposal that could terminate NAFTA after five years, Guajardo said it was an issue that would be dealt with once Canada came back.
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According to the National Women's History Alliance, states began declaring the whole month of March as Women's History Month all the way up until 1986, when a more national push finally made headway.
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Priest shortages remain a problem in the diocese, which currently has 108 priests for 1.3 million Catholics, even as evangelical Protestants have made headway in recent years with their more expansive approach to worship.
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Houston made headway by holding its own on the glass and defending with vigor, limiting Utah guard Donovan Mitchell to 19 points on 7-of-18 shooting and the Jazz to 39.0 percent shooting.
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The tech giant is still betting on a future where VR is more prominent — Facebook unveiled its newest VR headset, the Oculus Quest, in May, and the product has made headway in early sales.
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In fact, Sling TV made headway with a number of cord cutters when it first debuted as being the only way to access ESPN's content without a subscription to a cable or satellite TV service.
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Although U.S. authorities have made headway in terms of regulating drone use, there's still no real standard way of stopping a drone once you find out one is illegally hovering over your home or business.
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To be sure, other gaming hardware providers, like Sony, have already made headway into VR — the PlayStation VR, with a massive, potential market of PlayStation users, is one of the top-selling high-end VR devices.
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While Trump has been eager to hold a second summit with Kim, on Wednesday U.S. Vice President Mike Pence acknowledged that efforts to persuade North Korea to give up its nuclear arsenal had not made headway.
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Fifty-four percent of U.S. adults say that Trump has not had success on that goal, while 28500 percent say Trump has made headway on the campaign-trail promise, according to a Gallup survey released Tuesday.
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While physicians have made headway to help curb prescription opioid misuse, we need to continue to ensure that we employ judicious prescribing practices, enhance our education and co-prescribe naloxone to patients at risk of overdose.
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Still, Spain's territorial conflict has coincided with other tensions within the European Union, as nationalist parties have made headway in several of the E.U.'s member states and Britain has been negotiating its exit from the bloc.
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More important, Mr. Ghani has made headway against the corruption that has served as a potent recruiting tool for the Taliban, thanks to several successful prosecutions of senior officials by the country's crusading attorney general, Farid Hamidi.
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With national variations, Mr. Orban's Hungary has been the template for the "authoritarianization" — the term some experts use — in Jaroslaw Kaczynski's Poland, Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Turkey, Vladimir Putin's Russia and in other democracies where populism has made headway.
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Providing more support for the oil and equities markets on Tuesday were reports Britain and the European Union made headway in eleventh-hour talks to work out a Brexit deal in time for a leaders' summit this week.
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And although those protests failed to achieve their immediate goals — real universal suffrage and Mr. Leung's removal from office — they have spawned a bold separatist movement that has made headway in recent months, including in the local legislature.
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Clinton, who was formerly a booster of TPP, withdrew her support under pressure from Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, who made headway with the economically liberal wing of her party by attacking the TPP and other global economic initiatives.
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Mr. Obama made headway by concluding the 2010 New Start Treaty, which mandates cuts in the strategic nuclear warheads deployed by America and Russia, and by achieving the 2015 nuclear deal to keep Iran from gaining a nuclear weapon.
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But the last time a Mexican university made headway toward N.C.A.A. membership — a push by the noted football power Monterrey Tech in 2013 — Division II delegates narrowly declined to open membership to Mexican institutions as they had Canadian ones.
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The U.S Federal Reserve's offer of unlimited bond-buying, on top of opening discount dollar funding lines to large central banks has supported risk sentiment for the past day and made headway in reducing stress in the financial system.
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"While we project that Lilly will retain its leadership position in the once-weekly segment, Novo has made headway with its oral formulation that could potentially shift the market dynamics in its favor over the longer term," Barclays analysts said.
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Trade negotiators from Canada, the United States and Mexico have made headway on issues including energy, small businesses and telecommunications in talks to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement, the head of a top business lobby said on Monday.
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But Cruz has made headway by hammering O'Rourke as out of step with Texas voters because he backs a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, opposes building a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border, and supports some gun-control measures.
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The Gang of Eight immigration bill embraced by Democrats in 2013 would have made headway on both those goals: it offered undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship, and to get permanent residency, they would have to demonstrate they'd learned English.
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Goldman has made headway on plans to lend more to consumers and big businesses, and improve revenue from trading, investment banking and asset management, according to a presentation given by Chief Financial Officer Stephen Scherr at an industry conference in New York.
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Ms. Carmena said she believed Spain needed to confront its past, particularly at a time when Vox, a far-right party, had made headway, winning its first seats in Parliament in last month's national elections while amassing 10 percent of the vote.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A proposal requiring pregnant women to get permission from their sexual partner to get an abortion made headway on Tuesday in U.S. state of Oklahoma, where lawmakers decided to move the measure toward a full vote by the legislature.
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ROME (Reuters) - A prominent 5-Star Movement lawmaker met unions at Italy's Ilva steel plant on Monday, saying afterward he had made headway toward a solution for the factory - due to be bought by ArcelorMittal with several thousand job losses - which his party wants eventually to close.
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As a consumer of apps myself who has run the App Store beta since shortly after its launch following WWDC, it's fair to say that Apple has made headway here in improving the discoverability of apps by nature of the new, more editorially driven App Store.
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While the EU officially boycotted the ceremony to celebrate the new U.S. embassy, four of its member nations – Austria, Romania, Hungary and the Czech Republic – accepted Israel's invitation to attend and, in the proceeding months, some European countries have made headway in moving their own embassies to Jerusalem.
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But Mr. Obama has made headway in reassuring Asian nations that the United States intends to remain a stabilizing presence in the region, as it has been for decades, and to serve as a counterweight to China's growing power and increasing assertiveness, especially in the South China Sea.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone's biggest banks would fare better in case of stress than two years ago as they have amassed capital and made headway in fixing their balance sheets, the European Central Bank said on Friday after a stress test of the bloc's 37 biggest banks.
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The bill would be the 10th Democratic bill to reopen the government since Democrats took control of the House this month, though none of the plans have made headway in the Senate due to Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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As the two-week Bonn talks concluded on Saturday, negotiators said they had made headway on creating a formal process under the 2015 Paris agreement in which world leaders would regularly and publicly detail the efforts they are making to address climate change, pinpoint areas where they are falling short, and push each other to do more.
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Mr. Bolton has made headway on some issues, like persuading Mr. Trump to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, but has had less success with others, like maintaining an American military presence in northeastern Syria to counter Iranian influence — something Mr. Bolton vowed to do only weeks before the president announced in December that he was pulling out.
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But the effects of the tariffs he's used to negotiate will only compound, especially if he resorts to new tariffs on Mexico or the EU. The economies of China and Europe are facing slowdowns that have not yet spread to the US. He has not made headway with lawmakers over a government funding bill that will need to be passed by October.
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The benefits of Russia staying in Syria no longer outweighed the costs, says James Gelvin, a Professor of History at the University of California Los Angeles Putin couldn't have expected to regain all the territory ceded to ISIS and the various rebel groups vying for primacy in Syria, says Gelvin, but he added that Russia has made headway on behalf of government forces.
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