Here would be my main points in the column: 1.
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CNBC highlights the main points from the new joint agreement.
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Specifically, the next administration should focus on three main points.
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I skimmed a few articles and caught the main points.
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Here's my suggestion: Write your main points on your slides.
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For Cramer's main points of hesitation on Elanco, click here.
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Here is a summary of the main points of the decree.
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Here is a summary of the main points of the decree.
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Shock's arguments for appealing the indictment centered on two main points.
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That's one of the main points I'm pressing on in this article.
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I've boiled these problems and solutions down to a few main points.
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Here are the main points on how things went sour: On Sept.
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The main points of his proposal, which he worked on with Sen.
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Here are the main points to remember as the case moves forward.
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Here, Pierre condenses some of his main points into a beginner's guide.
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LaPierre's remarks received support from the crowd, which applauded his main points.
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One of its main points is dividing research from the trading side.
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Here are some of the main points they will need to address.
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Keller, took advantage of his extra time to reiterate his main points.
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But the duration and the mileage were not really the main points.
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Donald Jackson, the inspector who wrote the email, discussed its main points.
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The main points of Guaido's plan concern humanitarian aid and Venezuela's assets.
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His main points: That sounds pretty slow, but remember the technologies keep improving.
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"That was one of the main points that the A.K.P. missed," she said.
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It tries to undercut the previously released GOP memo on two main points.
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Here are the five main points Graceffa and Preda take from their visit: 1.
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You might be a skimmer, quickly darting through paragraphs to get the main points.
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Here are the main points on how things went sour: WHEN DID IT BEGIN?
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According to Barr, however, a few main points should be clear in the report.
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This story has been updated to clarify the main points of the CEA analysis.
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Following is a summary of the main points made by May in her speech.
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Neither side said whether they had overcome two main points that had divided them.
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Witness testimony has also backed up and fleshed out the whistle-blower's main points.
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The Main Points • Toys "R" Us faced a $400 million debt payment next year.
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After you're done, ask them to restate the main points of what you've said.
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Below are the main points of the Catalan legal framework that permitted the Oct.
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One of the main points of the project is to boost China's influence over them.
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Those who think it may be worth talking to the Taliban make three main points.
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Following are some of the main points of the 2010 book, written with David Newton.
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Q: One of your main points is that being wealthy does not equal being rich?
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The main points, and how it compares to the Affordable Care Act: Savings: $119 billion.
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There are four main points from Niantic's press release about the Adventure Week event: 1.
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Here are the main points of Barnier's speech: * 'No-deal' Brexit would have grave consequences.
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The redactions were unnecessary, but at least the White House kept the main points in.
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In this progressive martial arts environment, two main points of emphasis emerged—viability and innovation.
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Did you want to briefly layout your main points there and we can go from there?
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The main points: The documents say America needs a centralized nationwide 5G network within three years.
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Our outlook for moves by the U.S. Federal Reserve in 2019 relies on three main points.
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Trump appears to have two main points on his economic checklist that fit his political aims.
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There is no certainty that the main points in the White House plan will become law.
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Here are the main points in the agreement, and a look at how events could unfold.
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The main points of Facebook's latest earnings: • Fourth-quarter revenue grew 25 percent, to $7373 billion.
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Below are the main points of an analysis published by the government, based on different Brexit scenarios.
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Main points of the new agreement: - Freeport will commit to build a second smelter within five years.
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The legislation, which Schumer's office expects will be released within the next week, has six main points.
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The main points of arrival in Europe include Hamburg and Bremen in Germany and Antwerp in Belgium.
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The government has so far said it will stand firm on the main points of the reform.
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The main points: If Flake and Heller oppose the bill too strongly, they'll anger their GOP base.
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It was one of the few moments in the trial's latter half that furthered prosecutors' main points.
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The Flyer team was focused on creating a product that addressed Fitbit's four main points of concern.
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Sunrise and Liberty have repeatedly affirmed that the main points of the deal will not be changed.
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We expect to hear about cybersecurity, given that it is one of Nielsen's main points of focus.
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The report offers three main points of advice which it urges law enforcement agencies to immediately implement.
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One of Nichols's main points is that too much of the debate is about process rather than substance.
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Though Trump expects Congress to fill in details of the plan, the administration sketched out its main points.
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The main points of the report: --Since January 2015, 41 countries and territories have reported Zika virus transmission.
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Their argument has three main points: Restrictions could harm companies in the United States and help international competitors.
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Once Kerr finishes making his main points, the associate head coach, Mike Brown, often speaks to the group.
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Here are the main points of contention on the eve of what are expected to be thorny talks.
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Trump's main points have been that the Fed is too hawkish, and the U.S. dollar is too strong.
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"This is one of the main points discouraging migrants from moving from their homes to Europe," Kalinak said.
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This is odd given that it is referred to as one of the main points of the document.
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The arguments in the seventh-floor courtroom on Monday dealt with two main points of contention around that language.
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There are three main points that anyone concerned with the possibility of quantum computing affecting their work should understand.
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This couple of clubs and conventions used to be the main points, but I think it's becoming more decentralized.
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Each of the four main points was in previous documents with NK, some in a stronger, more encompassing way.
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So those voters' response was to attempt to silence the movie, which paradoxically proves one of its main points.
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"We have four main points as to why we think 2020 candidates should skip the AIPAC conference," Ali said.
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All people referenced below gave me permission to take a photo and publish the main points of our conversations.
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There are 18 pictures, most, though not all, by Withers, enough to hit the main points but no more.
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But the writer can try to make sure that the main points – the overall thrust of the conversation – is represented.
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Two former officials knowledgeable about the situation confirmed to CNN that the main points of the Post story are accurate.
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Here are some of the main points of the document that has not been finalised and could yet be changed.
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President Obama named four main points for America to look for in both his final year in office, and afterwards.
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Instead, he wanted to explore the main points of the Pizzagate theory objectively, while examining the major issues at play.
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And the blockchains are not decentralized and they're not efficient, so that undercuts the two main points in their favor.
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In the 2008 election, one of the main points of debate was how Obama and McCain would handle Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Nye's main points revolve around keeping NASA's primary focus on sending humans to Mars, without neglecting the agency's other science objectives.
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Opponents of the plan will also focus on two other main points, arguing that Mr. Obama has exceeded his executive authority.
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For each episode, we kind of sketch out main points or some fun things that fall under the general subject area.
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Trump's main points against any charge of obstruction will include the denial that there has been a legitimate investigation to obstruct.
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He does so "in the service of making two main points about our current predicament," Jason Zengerle writes in his review.
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What would you say are Sling TV's main points of differentiation from major players like PlayStation Vue, Hulu, YouTube TV, and others?
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Two main points I wanted to drive home with my kids was to avoid debt and to simply live within your means.
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Though I'd like to point out that Sensei's main points of reference and comparison for her points were Prince and Michael Jackson.
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With audio and text recaps that give you insight into a book's main points, you'll sound like an expert in no time.
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But if your emails and presentations are full of extraneous words and facts, your main points can get lost in the shuffle.
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One of her main points was that unlike with Rachel and Ross, these two had an actual friendship before they became romantically involved.
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The main points were for cheaper and simpler power units, the implementation of a cost cap and a more balanced distribution of revenues.
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His speech at AIPAC was planned as one of the main points of the election campaign, together with a meeting with President Trump.
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Overall, I think this is a traumatized society, and this is one of the main points I try to convey with my work.
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Two former officials knowledgeable of the situation confirmed to CNN that the main points of a Washington Post story published Monday are accurate.
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If in 10 years you wrote a book about your current experiences, what would be some of the main points you'd write about?
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Second, doubling down on earning opportunities with my main points currencies, like Chase Ultimate Rewards and Marriott Bonvoy points, was my primary concern.
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My work has two main points of reference: the musical Scopitone films from the 1960s and Slim Aarons's photographs from the same era.
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Here are the main points from the 94-page presentation that Mr. Peltz's Trian Fund Management laid out on Thursday: • Shrink P.&G.
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Like Casado, he strongly opposes making any concession to Catalan nationalists and has made it one of the main points of his campaign.
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"The tech mojo will be obvious AND Jill will work him on background to make sure our main points get through," he writes.
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One of the main points of contention is sponsors' near unchecked ability to take dividend recapitalisations from portfolio companies, often shortly after acquisitions close.
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Beyond leadership decisions, the main points of discussion around a deal focus on a go-forward strategy for the combined company, the people said.
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The bank's owners and its private equity suitors have agreed on the main points of the planned sale of the bank, the sources said.
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Then, force yourself to recall the main points by teaching it to someone else — even via a Snapchat story, Instagram story, or YouTube video.
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The main points of the plan are expected to be the ongoing automation of UPS facilities and a recently announced voluntary management retirement program.
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But many of the main points of the rest of the testimony have already been reported in the press and digested by GOP lawmakers.
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The issue has become one of the main points of contention ahead of Britain's planned departure from the EU next month after 45 years.
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I've spent a good deal of the last week talking to experts about this question, and think it boils down to three main points.
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"The viability of business models is currently one of the main points of attention," said Lautenschlaeger, who also sits on the ECB's Executive board.
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He practiced his arguments relentlessly, from the pronunciation of difficult names to critical segues to main points, irrespective of the question a judge asked.
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One of the main points of contention between the plans is the border adjustment tax on imports that Mr. Ryan and House Republicans want.
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The backstop has become one of the main points of contention ahead of Britain's planned departure from the EU next month after 45 years.
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They've written a list of "tweet-length sentences that summarize the main points" for the president, two unnamed U.S. officials told the Los Angeles Times.
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For starters, White House chief economic advisor Gary Cohn and Treasury Secretary Mnuchin revealed the plan's main points, but the exact details aren't known yet.
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Trade wars In the 2008 primary fight between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, one of the main points of disagreement was their views on trade.
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Here are the main points of the House bill: Pelosi's bill is massive; at least $500 billion more than the Senate bill currently being negotiated.
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The main points • The company lost $292 per share in the quarter ended May 5, compared to a $2.28 per-share profit a year ago.
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Poland's biggest opposition party Civic Platform (PO) has decided to make euro adoption one of the main points in its political campaign, Rzeczpospolita daily said.
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VCs commit funds to senior leaders in the early days of a startup and continue to keep those leaders as their main points of contact.
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She systematically rejected the main points of the defense and said there had been "no justification" for the shooting, according to reports from the courtroom.
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In keeping with that, intelligence officials condensed the main points Trump could bring up with Putin into "tweet-length sentences," the Los Angeles Times reported.
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You are better off making one or two main points, or telling one great story, rather than trying to jam everything you know into someone's brain.
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Here is a page at Rice University that goes into a bit more of the details, but let me go over some of the main points.
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Outside of these two main points, "Hostiles and Calamities" was 42-odd minutes of abject misery, with hopelessness and despair occasionally thrown in for good measure.
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The trailer is the first time audiences will see Saldana channel Simone and don dark makeup — one of the main points of controversy about the film.
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The main points of contention have been the amount of data that advertisers can access on the platform and issues around how ad performance is measured.
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According to Adams, one of the main points of pride of the Biosphere is its Landscape Evolution Observatory, or LEO, the world's largest Earth science experiment.
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The removal of covenants, particularly leverage, and the size of the equity cheque remain the main points of contention for lenders, one of the sources said.
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He repeatedly made two main points — that the attackers' view of Islam was "distorted" and "deviant," and that most Muslims around the world condemn such attacks.
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At the heart of analysts' scepticism is Kim's apparent lack of appetite for compromise on the main points of nuclear weapons, missile testing, or human rights.
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Image: Wyss Institute at Harvard University"Like origami, one of the main points of our design is simplicity," noted co-author Je-sung Koh in a statement.
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In tonight's State of the Union address, President Obama named four main points for America to look for in both his final year in office, and afterwards.
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Nisbett is primarily responsible for the first section, Harden for the second, and Turkheimer for the third, although we are all in agreement on the main points.
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This is based on three main points - establishing a new form of governance, coming up with a new constitution and early elections under U.N. supervision, he said.
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He said ports along China's southeast coastline and Yangtze River would be the main points of entry for agricultural products as many large processing companies were nearby.
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That idea, that millennials and young women, in particular, are being shamed for taking selfies is one of the main points of her new book, The Selfie Generation.
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Now we've had a weekend of resignations, coups and plotting let's take a few minutes to reflect on some of the main points of the whole sorry saga.
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Schulz, responding to calls from some in his party for changes to the framework agreement, said the main points could not be altered but details could be added.
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That timeline, which jolted days of tense waiting with a sudden flurry of activity, left little time to digest the main points before lawmakers were corralled for votes.
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Its four main points are mostly about ordering or instructing the Department of Justice and Defense apartment to create entities to address this very real and growing threat.
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Following each boldface section are her comments about how she came up with the idea, and how she researched and structured it to make her main points clear.
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Following are some of the budget's main points: - The budget scraps an increase in sales tax worth 2200 billion euros which was due to kick in from January.
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One of Corgan's main points is the rise of Ronda Rousey in UFC -- because Corgan says it shows wrestling is behind the curve when it comes to marketing women.
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"I think the main points of this study are that certain behaviors related to ownership of firearms are associated with an increased risk of completing suicide," said Army Col.
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One of the main points the health professionals made was that they took these actions in extraordinary circumstances while attempting to head off the threat of another terrorist attack.
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Where the White House will come down on several main points, like a so-called border adjustment tax on imported goods that is favored by House Republicans, remains uncertain.
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His interstitial asides, sandwiching his main points with wispy repetition, are kin to the staccato tales told between songs by any marquee act at the Copa Room at the Sands.
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Here are the main points of the Trump peace plan, according to Erekat's report: Jerusalem – The Palestinian capital will be in the suburbs of Jerusalem according to its 1967 borders.
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Two former officials knowledgeable about the situation tell CNN that the main points of the Post story are accurate that the President shared classified information with the Russian foreign minister.
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Two former officials knowledgeable about the situation confirmed to CNN that the main points of the Post story are accurate: The President shared classified information with the Russian foreign minister.
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Wikimedia, which owns around a dozen other open-source forums like Wikipedia, issued a statement last week against the directive, which highlighted main points of concern against the Copyright Directive.
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Sherman's plan is straightforward, and he broke it down into three main points during the June investor call:Address [Selling, General and Administrative Expenses] SG&A that's been allowed to deleverage.
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The company reached a last-minute settlement with the workers' union, Unifor, which mirrors the main points in a contract that workers reached last month with General Motors of Canada.
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There are four main points: First, patients receiving emergency care should not be forced to shoulder extra costs billed by a care provider that is not covered by their insurer.
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Below are the main points of an analysis published by the government that covers the 15 years after Brexit, and the BoE report, which looks at the next five years.
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The main points from the briefing with Netanyahu: Trump didn't give any details about a time table for releasing his peace plan, which Netanyahu said will be a U.S. decision.
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Here are the 5 key takeaways: Also from Izea, I wrote about the main points of its recent report on the impact the coronavirus could have on the influencer industry.
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Airlangga Hartarto, Widodo's chief economic affairs minister, said on Thursday the main points of the so-called "omnibus" bill, which include the planned changes in labor rules, have been completed.
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The White House released a statement immediately after Trump's televised address outlining the main points: Critics say both Trump and Netanyahu are intent on diverting attention away from domestic troubles.
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Airlangga Hartarto, Widodo's chief economic affairs minister, said on Thursday the main points of the so-called "omnibus" bill, which include the planned changes in labor rules, have been completed.
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Two main points of focus in recent weeks have been what exactly he did for the nearly three years he was at McKinsey and what's going on with his fundraising.
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He described a set of ideas that he said the Palestinians had received from the Israelis and the Americans; he did not confirm the main points of the Saudi proposal.
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Its main points: CVS-Aetna and Cigna-Express Scripts would combine companies that hold dominant positions in health insurance, PBMs and retail pharmacy — and it could create incentives to exclude rivals.
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On Thursday's episode of the podcast Chicks in the Office, Thorne, 21, explained some of the "main points" in her upcoming book The Life of a Wannabe Mogul that she's proud of.
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But United Technologies' primary response, as outlined in its own 15-page presentation, revolved around two main points: Honeywell's offer would be rejected by government regulators, and the bid was too low.
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It's worth reiterating that all we know about McCabe's allegations is a short excerpt from his 60 Minutes interview, and Pelley's summary of the main points in a segment aired Thursday morning.
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One of the main points of contention was how much aid to give to Puerto Rico, which is still recovering from Hurricane Maria's devastating effects from when it made landfall in 22019.
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Here are the main points Markopolos makes in the report which are now available to read online: GE is already under investigation by the Justice Department and SEC for potential accounting practices.
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The main points regarding power units were that they should be cheaper, simpler and louder with more power as well as reducing the need for grid penalties as a result of unreliability.
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Two former officials knowledgeable of the situation confirmed to CNN's Jake Tapper that the main points of the Post story are accurate: The President shared classified information with the Russian foreign minister.
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They could feed back the main points of their conversations to the state level, where they'd be reviewed by party leaders, who would also be in regular, private conversation with each other.
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We're going to go out there and play your hardest and have fun, and those are the two main points of the game that I was taught since I was a kid.
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And in her testimony in the impeachment inquiry on Friday, Ms. Yovanovitch, the former ambassador, suggested that Mr. Kulyk's dossier, or its main points, had filtered even higher in the American government.
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"The main points, almost certainly, were not headlines about weapons development or a possible resumption of testing," said Robert Carlin, a North Korea expert at the Stimson Center think tank in Washington.
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"Each of the four main points was in previous documents with NK, some in a stronger, more encompassing way," Bruce Klingner, a former CIA deputy division chief for Korea, tweeted on Tuesday.
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This practice seems key to Geguri's amazing ability to comprehend what's going on all over the map while she's fighting, even as she's simultaneously identifying the main points she needs to focus on.
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Follows are its main points:- * Anyone found in possession of, stocking or distributing prohibited substances will be liable for a fine of at least 1 million shillings ($9,832.84) or three years in jail.
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Jansen took that information, along with research on what type of ingredients would have been readily available in the 1700s, and used it as the main points of inspiration in creating Colonial Ale.
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Transparency over the main points of contention with management, and the size of revisions made to the accounts as a result of scrutiny, would cast light on auditors' successes, not just their failures.
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"One of the main points of this strategic partnership will be to work between our two countries to organize production," Ivorian President Ouattara told a news conference in the Ivorian commercial capital Abidjan.
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Erdogan said he expected political parties and civil society groups to take part in forging a new constitution and that the separation of powers would be one of the main points of debate.
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While one Mexican official familiar with the talks described what was still being discussed as details of "implementation" of the main points already agreed, another expressed frustration with the disruptions in the talks.
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His main points of reference are Third Avenue (then shadowed by the el train), 43th Street and the East Side waterfront, which all still look like the 19th-century city, updated only slightly.
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Unlike an online vote on Friday by supporters of 5-Star, the League set up 1,000 stands across the country over the weekend, with paper ballots listing 10 of the contract's main points.
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Although the main points of his testimony were already known, Mr. Davis's roughly four hours on the stand amounted to an extraordinary admission of malfeasance by the former chairman of a public company.
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Despite statements from top administration officials that called the report "false," two former officials knowledgeable of the situation confirmed to CNN at the time that the main points of the Post story were accurate.
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The following are some of the main points in the statement: - Kushner said he became a "point of contact" for foreign countries once it was clear that Trump would be the Republican presidential nominee.
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Washington (CNN)Two former officials knowledgeable of the situation confirmed to CNN that the main points of the Washington Post story are accurate: President Donald Trump shared classified information with the Russian foreign minister.
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Here are some of the main points of risk: Registration interfaces: When people enter their voter registration information online, any vulnerability on users' devices could expose the information they enter to potential bad actors.
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"What I want is action on climate change and social inequality...that would be the two main points for my campaign," Wijohn told Reuters by telephone from Auckland following his selection earlier this week.
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One of Darroch's main points of contact was former chief of staff John Kelly, who he met often for breakfast, though he's met frequently with national security adviser John Bolton and Bolton's predecessor H.R. McMaster.
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The main points of the bank's refreshed strategy will come as little surprise to HSBC investors, with the focus squarely on further expansion in China and its prosperous southern Pearl River Delta region in particular.
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But deleting location history points was one of the main points of criticism for Google in the dark patterns paper, which found that hardly any of their testers could figure out how to do it.
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" Further still, briefers were told "to cut back the overall message (on complicated issues such as military readiness or the federal budget) to just three main points," but even doing that "was still too much.
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YOUR MAIN POINTS HERE ARE – IS THAT ADP HAS NOT BEEN TOTALLY FORTHCOMING AND IS ACTUALLY AT -- I DON'T KNOW IF I'D SAY Ad Hominem – I THINK THEY'VE TAKEN A LOW ROAD IN CERTAIN INSTANCES?
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But one of the main points of contention for Hansen is the filter bubbles created by the platform's algorithms—curated echo chambers that trap users in a world of news that only affirms their beliefs.
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Among the four main points agreed to in Singapore, Ms. Nauert said, was "the final, fully verified denuclearization of the DPRK," or the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea, the formal name of North Korea.
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Here are the main points: President Moon Jae-in put South Korea on high alert, a move that empowers the government to lock down cities, after more than 600 cases of the virus were confirmed.
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In the past, both Sandberg and Zuckerberg have argued two main points: Political advertising is equivalent to political speech, and therefore must be presented without censorship, and Facebook makes very little money from said advertising.
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But I was able to deliver all that information authentically, focus on the main points I wanted the audience to walk away with, and better engage with them by being truly present and engaging myself.
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Below are the main points in the Alternative Arrangements Commission report Johnson praised ahead of meetings with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and the response it received in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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The parliamentary groups of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and her Social Democrat (SPD) partners, have agreed on the main points and could agree on the full package on Thursday, ending months of haggling, said the paper.
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Without referring to the Pentagon report, Trump touched on one of its main points, that the North sees nuclear weapons as a means of ensuring its survival and perpetuating the rule of the Kim family dynasty.
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One of the main points that we kept hearing is that, when a girl hits puberty and starts to menstruate, she ultimately blossoms into a woman, and then becomes a target for sexual assault or harassment.
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Since one of the main points of the evening is that no secret is keepable anymore, this feels like a sadly quixotic request, a paradox that Mr. Graham's script doesn't exploit as dizzyingly as it might.
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One of the main points of entry thus far has been CPAC, a quintessential Washington confab of political professionals: activists, elected officials, donors and campaign types— all glad-handing over the course of a few days.
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One of the main points of having a diverse writing staff is so minority characters can be nuanced and realistic, but 58 percent of respondents said they get pushback for ideas about non-stereotypical diverse characters.
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A deputy assistant to the president, Williams has been one of the White House's main points of contact on gun control in recent weeks, sources on Capitol Hill and in the White House told VICE News.
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The utility will announce the main points of a revised business restructuring plan on Wednesday, Japanese media reported, as it looks to speed reforms and boost earnings to meet the costs of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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After I do, you will discover that those are the main points and go on with your life until you need to buy an iPad to do iPad things, at which point you will buy this iPad.
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Cameron had dinner with European Council President Donald Tusk in London on Sunday to try to agree the main points of Britain's renegotiation over its relationship with EU before a summit of leaders on Feb. 18-19.
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I spoke recently at the National Cannabis Industry Association Business Summit on two topics: environmental stewardship and corporate social responsibility, and one of the main points was the persisting issues of minority inclusion in the cannabis industry.
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Senator Susan Collins, for instance, writes on her legal pad the date, the name of the person speaking, their main points, any direct quotes that struck her as significant, inconsistencies she noticed and potential questions to ask.
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But if Barr's summary hit the main points -- and no collusion or obstruction is proven -- then it's uniquely possible both parties won't be spending nearly as much (or any) time on the Mueller report in six months.
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"The main points ahead are the details of the arrangement with the IMF," said Gabriel Zelpo, chief economist at local consultancy Elypsis, who estimates the government needs about $33 billion from the multilateral lender over the coming year.
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The following is a summary of the main points from the document: - The government expects the future arrangement that could see Britain aligned with EU rules until the end of December 2021, a year longer than previously expected.
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Details: The Israeli officials who saw the "Patrushev Paper" said it included these main points ... Freezing the U.S. plan for reimposing economic sanctions on Iran in November as part of the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Here were the main points: Farhad: Apple divided its presentation into four segments focused on each of its computer operating systems — one each for iPhone, the Mac, the Apple Watch and Apple TV. That segmentation suggests Apple's worldview.
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The case of Halkbank has been one of the main points of disagreement between Ankara and Washington, whose relations have plunged into crisis this year over a host of issues, including policy in Syria and Turkey's defence purchases.
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"One of the main points of this deal is the creation of a new company which has the ambition of creating international content for distribution on all platforms," Berlusconi's son Pier Silvio, who is Mediaset's CEO, told reporters.
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The main points of this from an Iranian point of view are to make it easier to export oil and to make it easier to import the foreign capital, equipment, and expertise needed to increase domestic oil production.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General William Barr will take at least another day to review Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia report before he briefs Congress on its main points, a person familiar with the situation told VICE News on Saturday.
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Main points of bid * The success of the United Bid will make the 21986 World Cup the first to be hosted in three countries and the first since 21994 (South Korea and Japan) to be held in multiple nations.
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"We have less patience with pundits and politicians who opine from gated communities and segregated offices about campus incidents that, for all their notoriety, are utterly unrepresentative of the main points of tension on campuses," Glassner and Schapiro wrote.
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Democrats have made Mr. Sessions's civil rights record in Alabama and Washington one of their main points of attack, reviving questions that have dogged him for 30 years about his racial attitudes and his handling of civil rights litigation.
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Together with the age of consent, one of the most eye-catching aspects of the bill, whose main points have been publicly debated over the past few months, has been the plan to punish sexual harassment on the street with fines.
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They agreed on Wednesday to establish a joint operation center in Turkey to manage the zone, but neither said if they had overcome two main points of division: how far the zone should extend and who would command forces patrolling it.
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We build resilience not just in ourselves but in each other, and one of the main points of Option B is no one goes through or should go through any of this alone, and we can build resilience into our community.
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There was really no definition either in the Cupid's bow on the top, which really bothered me, so that was one of the main points that I addressed and that Christine took care of in my treatment, and I love it.
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As is the case with the Colive project, these tasks have been outsourced — in the case of K9 because most of the residents are too busy, but also because cleaning is one of the main points of friction in shared households.
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Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine and a veteran of the Clinton impeachment trial, carefully noted on her Senate legal pad the date, the name of the person speaking, their main points and any direct quotes that struck her as significant.
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Main points of the project: - Imposition for five years of a 30% tax on the purchase of foreign exchange or for the payment of services or goods purchased abroad or through the internet, as well as for tourism expenses abroad.
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Main points of the project: * Imposition for five years of a 30% tax on the purchase of foreign exchange or for the payment of services or goods purchased abroad or through the internet, as well as for tourism expenses abroad.
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One of its main points is detailed on a slide showing that IPOs perform better when J.P. Morgan is at least the co-lead, according to investors who have seen the data but asked not to be named because the discussions were private.
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EU Council President Donald Tusk will send leaders of the other 27 member states his proposed negotiating guidelines for Brexit talks before presenting the main points in Malta two days after British Prime Minister Theresa May formally triggered the two-year withdrawal process.
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Now Wurtz is back with a sequel video that leaves "History of Japan" in the dust — an exhaustive but not exhausting attempt to briefly sum up the main points in the history of the world and human civilization as we know it.
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From there, he continued to iterate two main points, which are that the panel is a good thing because there has never been a nationwide commission on voter fraud and it will help put "facts on the table" for examination and interpretation.
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Unfortunately, one of the main points discussed in the recent Bloomberg piece about Juicero is that the juice inside the packs that go into this $400 machine can actually be squeezed out by hand, which some might say renders the expensive device obsolete.
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Earth's broad array of hues has always been one of the main points emphasized by astronauts who describe the overview effect, from Gagarin's description of "an indescribable gamut of colors" to the most recent ISS crews' recollection of their time in space.
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"The main points that the prime minister made were about working together so that there was a smooth process for the UK leaving the European Union, that is why we are taking time to prepare for the negotiations," the spokeswoman told reporters.
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Supratman Andi Agtas, the chairman of the parliamentary body, told a hearing with the ministers that the government should complete the main points in the new bills within the next 1-2 months to get them into parliament's list of priority legislation.
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Chaly's written answers mark the most direct acknowledgement by Ukraine's government that an American tied to the Democratic Party sought the country's help in the 2016 election, and they confirm the main points of a January 2017 story by Politico on Chalupa's efforts.
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Failaq al Rahman said the Syrian army bombardment appeared to be an attempt to wreck a ceasefire deal whose main points included deploying Russian military police along the frontline, the release of detainees and allowing humanitarian goods into the besieged Eastern Ghouta.
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Last of the paper's main points was that these three domains should henceforth be known as the Bacteria, the Eucarya (now known as Eukarya, a better transliteration of the Greek roots, meaning "true kernel," because of the cell nucleus) and the Archaea.
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Their main points is they want to have these public servants that have taken their oath of office to defend America against all enemies foreign and domestic, and actually apply that to the federal government and its overreaching authority that they perceive.
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Prior to the conversation, the young Eritreans shared Haddish on a Google Doc with all the main points they wanted to tell her about the nightmare inside Eritrea for normal people, including news articles and reports by the UN and Human Rights Watch.
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Gender-related bills on the rise In a letter sent out to Ohio House representatives asking for co-sponsors, Hood and Dean outlined some of the main points of the upcoming bill, which has not yet been released by either representative's office.
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"His refusal to permit witnesses and documents really makes him complicit in the Trump cover-up, as it will rightly be seen, and that is going to be one of the main points in his legacy," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut.
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The stupefying foolishness of the plan is evident in three main points from Monday's s outline offered in op-eds by Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and three Democratic House members in which they purport to give the broad strokes of the party's economic strategy.
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As Luxenberg says—repeating one of the main points of C. Vann Woodward's classic study " The Strange Career of Jim Crow ," first published in 1955—segregation began in the North, where it was the product not of the practice of slavery but of Negrophobia.
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There will be no meeting on August 1003 between the prospective investors in the Italian carrier, Il Messaggero and La Repubblica reported, adding that Delta Air Lines, Italian railway group Ferrovie dello Stato and Atlantia are still negotiating the main points of Alitalia's rescue plan.
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Warren's area of academic specialty was bankruptcy law (a later Warren book carried the scintillating title Secured Credit: A Systems Approach), and in that field, she was a leading figure in one side of a long-running dispute between two main points of view.
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As to what that "new normal" is, here are the four main points you need to know from the 53-page report: Currency turmoil is changing how and where people spend Fluctuations in foreign exchange rates were the leading cause of headaches for luxury brands this year.
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It presents a conflict between two main points of view regarding black characters — that of a black man who's chosen to be a cop and a black woman who can't imagine that choice — but the politics there are complex and intense, and they're left ultimately unresolved.
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One of the main points of the exhibition—and, in fact, the entire Morbid Anatomy project—was to approach such artifacts not just as antiquated science, but also as artistic and cultural objects that had something to tell us about the times and cultures in which they were created.
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"One of the main points Mike [Cannon-Brookes] made when they approached me was to speed us up, not to slow us down," he told me, and added that he felt that Atlassian had respect for his product and wanted to keep it going as a stand-alone product.
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Two former officials knowledgeable of the situation confirmed to CNN that the main points of the Post story are accurate, and if that is true, Donald Trump didn't just violate intelligence protocols -- he likely put the lives of members of the intelligence community serving an allied country at risk.
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Before talks on a transition can begin, the EU wants to settle three main points: the future rights of expatriate citizens, the exit bill Britain has to pay and how to avoid the reimposition of border controls between the Republic of Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland.
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Here are some of the other measures and main points announced: Mr. Xi demanded strong efforts to provide medicine and other supplies, a point of anger among many doctors and medical workers in Wuhan who have complained about a shortage of protective masks, gowns and other safety equipment.
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"As long as you have an objective and impartial position, as long as you understand the main points of the history of the South China Sea and the essence of the so-called 'arbitration case', any unbiased country, organization or person will unhesitatingly chose China's just position," she said.
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There are two main points on which Biden has been criticized when it comes to the Thomas hearings: Activists have said he could have done more to shield Hill from Republican attacks as the head of the Judiciary Committee and that he could have structured the hearings more fairly.
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There are two main points to note from this data, firstly that coking coal has largely been spared from the cuts in domestic output that has seen China's total coal output slump 10.5 percent in the first three quarters, and secondly, domestic production accounts for the major slice of China's consumption.
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For those who don't like podcasts, the site also broke down the main points in written form, including the philosophy of Kylo Ren and how much the movie itself embraces it, and what's going on with Luke's use of the Force in comparison to its use in other Star Wars films.
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One of the main points of contention was NFPC's plans to shift most of its production to a new facility in the KIZAD industrial free zone in Abu Dhabi, with bidders concerned about the expense and disruption such a move would cause, the UAE-based source and another source said.
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Democratic candidates are advised to focus on helping the middle class and explain the tax bill's inequities in two main points: "long-term costs that require cuts to Social Security and Medicare with higher taxes for the middle class down the road" and giveaways to the wealthy and to big corporations.
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Beyond summarizing many of the main points of the memo itself, including that "top Obama administration officials knowingly and willfully used unverified information paid for by the Hillary Clinton campaign" to obtain a surveillance warrant for Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser, Mr. Robbins also presses for further transparency.
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Another executive in attendance at the White House today, Greg McNeal, co-founder of AirMap, a company that makes mapping and alert software to manage drone flights, said that one of the main points discussed was how the FAA might adopt a more flexible, localized and risk-based approach to regulation.
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BOLTON: Now, I think what he&aposs saying is look, if we can have a direct conversation between the two leaders, especially given the Russian system where Putin essentially calls the shots, we can find out where Russia&aposs main points of -- what its main objectives are and what we need to achieve.
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The main points of Guterres' report: Guterres describes the humanitarian crisis in Gaza — a collapsing health system with medicine and medical supplies diminishing; no electricity for 22 hours a day; and donor funds available for the UN to distribute emergency fuel to power critical water, sanitation and health facilities only through early August.
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The argument Musk and his lawyers are making in the court documents filed Monday boils down to three main points: (1) The tweet didn't contain material information about Tesla; (2) Musk diligently tried to follow the court settlement; (3) the SEC's request is a breach of Musk's constitutional right to free speech.
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Here are the main points to emerge from the IOC's meeting: + The Executive Board has begun disciplinary action related to the involvement of officials within the Russian Ministry of Sports and other persons mentioned in the report by Canadian lawyer Richard Mclaren, because of violations of the Olympic Charter and the World Anti-Doping Code.
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"On Syria, the two main points are clear: President Trump must come to Congress before taking any further military action against the Assad regime and he must put forward a comprehensive strategy to resolve the crisis in Syria," Pelosi said in a letter to Democrats after a conference call on the topic Tuesday. Rep.
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Here are the main points the parties discussed with the court, according to a transcript obtained by Axios: The judge warned lawyers for Uber and Levandowski that if they don't deny the allegations of stolen IP, there's a good chance he'll rule in favor of Alphabet's request for an injunction to halt Uber's self-driving car efforts.
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It goes on to make two main points: first, that the field of AI is more active than ever before, with minds and money pouring in at an incredible rate; and second, that although AI has overtaken humanity when it comes to performing a few very specific tasks, it's still extremely limited in terms of general intelligence.
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Apple Vice President for Information Security George Stathakopoulos wrote in a letter to the Senate and House commerce committees that the company had repeatedly investigated and found no evidence for the main points in a Bloomberg Businessweek article published on Thursday, including that chips inside servers sold to Apple by Super Micro Computer allowed for backdoor transmissions to China.
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Josh Raffel, a White House spokesman, gave a measured response: Here are the main points of Abbas's plan: Holding the peace conference with the participation of both parties but also of other international players such as the five permanent members of the security council — the U.S., Russia, China, France and the U.K. — and other Western and Arab countries.
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As reporter Paul Wells of Maclean's magazine notes, every major political party in Canada from the social democratic New Democratic Party to the pro-business Conservatives agrees with Trudeau's stance on trade with the United States: Just a reminder that there is no opposition party advocating a different position from Trudeau's on the main points in litigation.
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Four other White House candidates in the U.S. Senate - Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kamala Harris of California and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts - also support the proposal, which has become one of the main points of contention in the Democratic race to select a nominee to challenge Republican President Donald Trump in 2020.
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But bearing in mind Mr. Trump's criticisms, the NATO meeting will feature two main points — an agreement to better specify how each member will meet the goal of spending 2 percent of gross domestic product on defense by 2024, and some enhancement of the alliance's role in counterterrorism, especially in the war against the Islamic State.
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With only about 85033 funds in existence, and the SEC reportedly looking to interview almost half of them, this appears to be a pre-policy setting industry review, especially since the questions the SEC is reportedly asking center on some of the main points of open regulatory issues in the space, rather than probing for questions centered on violations.
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But the main points of the Saudi proposal as told to Mr. Abbas were confirmed by many people briefed on the discussions between Mr. Abbas and Prince Mohammed, including Mr. Yousef, the senior Hamas leader; several Western officials; a senior Fatah official; a Palestinian official in Lebanon; a senior Lebanese official; and a Lebanese politician, among others.
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According to a report from the Los Angeles Times, Trump aides have prepared "a list of tweet-length sentences that summarize the main points Trump could bring up with Putin" in the hopes that the president absorbs even a little of what he needs to know before sitting down with the canny, and sure to be well-prepared, Russian leader.
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That probe has three main points of focus: alleged obstruction of justice by Trump and others and the "alleged cover-up of violations of the law"; alleged corruption in areas including violations of the Constitution's emoluments clause "and other criminal misuses of official positions for personal gain"; and alleged abuses of power, such as attacking the press and misusing the presidential pardon power.
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"Everywhere Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchFive bombshells from explosive Sondland testimony How Trump has disowned most of the impeachment witnesses Watchdog group sues State Department to release communications related to John Solomon MORE went turned bad," he tweeted, adding that "It is a U.S. President's absolute right to appoint ambassadors," one of the main points GOP lawmakers have been driving home during the impeachment proceedings.
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This would require us to agree on three main points: 1) gun ownership is a central part of American life; 2) all but a tiny minority of gun owners use them safely and responsibly; and 3) any restrictions on access to, as well as ownership or use of, firearms should apply only to those who might harm others (and themselves) with these weapons.
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We have only really hit the main points of Moicano's striking, and there is a lot of clever stuff he does that we just don't have time to cover in depth (marching double kick combinations like an old school American kickboxer, upward elbows and so on) but it is worth noting just how smooth Moicano has looked on the ground in his UFC fights.
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The 2014 Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap cited by Warren in her Medium post—like most military reports discussing risks due to climate change—makes two main points: "The impacts of climate change may cause instability in other countries by impairing access to food and water, damaging infrastructure, spreading disease, uprooting and displacing large numbers of people, compelling mass migration, interrupting commercial activity, or restricting electricity availability," the report says.
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WASHINGTON — Paul Manafort, the veteran Republican political operative and lobbyist who helped run President Trump's 2016 campaign, is scheduled to go to trial on financial fraud charges starting on Tuesday in United States District Court in Alexandria, Va. The main points to be aware of: It is the first trial stemming from charges brought by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel investigating Russia's interference in the campaign.
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RESTATED NET INCOME GROUP SHARE EUR 19.7 MILLION VERSUS EUR 23 MILLION YEAR AGO * IN 2018 TARGETS OPERATING MARGIN IN LINE WITH THAT OF 2017 * SEES NUMBER OF ESTABLISHED BEDS GROWING BY 12% IN 2018, I.E. 670 BEDS * IN 2018 TARGETS ORGANIC GROWTH OF 3.5 PERCENT FOR OPERATIONAL REVENUE * TO PRESENT MAIN POINTS OF 2018-2022 "GRANDIR ENSEMBLE" STRATEGIC PLAN DURING H2 * 2018 GROWTH OF OPERATIONAL REVENUE TO BE MORE MARKED IN SANITARY SECTOR Source text: bit.
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The other main points Stein stresses to identifying a cult are a strict hierarchy (from the leading Sons Of Jacob commanders down to the Eyes and wives and Marthas and handmaids, Gilead is good on that one), constant busy work (how many knitting circles and grocery store trips are truly necessary?), brainwashing (which is created through chronic trauma, a staple of life in Gilead), and controllable, exploitable followers, which is what the entire petrified citizenry of Handmaid's are.
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It focuses on six main points: Critical thinking and well-informed policy Civil rights A right to privacy Transparency and responsibility Freedom of information and expression Direct democracy and the right to self-determination Among other items the party would like to pursue —according to one of its leaders, poet Birgitta Jonsdottir, formerly of WikiLeaks — are a new constitution based on a crowdsourced draft written (but abandoned) in 22013 and, yes, offering asylum to Edward Snowden.
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The arguments against the validity of video-game addiction are numerous, but they generally converge on three main points: Excessive game play is not a true addiction but rather a symptom of a larger underlying problem, like depression or anxiety; the notion of video-game addiction emerges more from moral panic about new technologies than from scientific research and clinical data; and making video-game addiction an official disorder risks pathologizing a benign hobby and proliferating sham treatments.
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