Incumbents that don't make bold moves will be left behind.
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He wants to make bold decisions and be really decisive.
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Presidents who make bold predictions often come to regret them.
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Our freedom depends on our ability to make bold changes.
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And if you make bold claims, people will inevitably push back.
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Companies tend to not make bold financial decisions during periods of uncertainty.
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But again, before we make bold statements, we should look beyond anecdotes.
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Future Mobility is not the first upstart automaker to make bold pronouncements.
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That can make them more willing to make bold predictions and sweeping arguments.
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Perhaps because she was irrelevant, Lunny had the ability to make bold statements.
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Constellation has not been afraid to sell underperforming brands and make bold bets.
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When you are unmarried and don't have a mortgage or kids, make bold choices.
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It takes a brave and audacious company to make bold moves of this kind.
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Visionary leaders need to make bold moves and acknowledge the depth of the issue.
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Kristen Bell is doubling down on her daughter's right to make bold style choices.
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Until it figures that part out, it doesn't make sense to make bold bets.
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He wants to build things he wants to make bold decisions and be really decisive.
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Be able to defend your point of views and be willing to make bold decisions.
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I will not be able to "take risks" and make bold decisions regarding my career.
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This pressure can encourage young scientists to make bold claims and to publish too soon.
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I wanted to share our vision with external stakeholders and make bold assertions to journalists.
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Fans who anticipated that she would make bold fashion statements as a royal have been underwhelmed.
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"I don't think they were in a position to make bold claims in Bonn," he said.
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Sachin Bavishi of Blackstone: Develop a specialty, defend your point of view, and make bold decisions
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To meet it, cities must have the authority and resources they need to make bold investments.
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We must demand that politicians accept climate science and make bold commitments before it is too late.
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Our success hinges on the courage to make bold moves and resist the temptation of easy fixes.
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Still, Brady was confident that, with Trump's support, the new administration would be able to make bold strokes.
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Given the available information at this point, it may even be premature to make bold claims at all.
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Mr. van Beurden said that this was an opportune time for the financially strong to make bold moves.
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By contrast, Donnersmarck wants to make bold, historical statements, and that is where his film about art falters.
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You can't make bold claims like that in a debate without backing them up right then and there.
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When girls — and women — act with confidence, make bold moves and lead with courage, we get shot down.
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Smelling profit, auto companies make bold claims about rolling out new vehicle types and launching their own mobility services.
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They make bold statements on their clothing that connects with their audience and lets black women be unapologetically themselves.
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Amazon's chief executive, Jeff Bezos, vowed recently to make bold investments, which could come at the expense of profits.
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"Voters are going to be looking for candidates to make bold commitments and a fossil fuel phaseout," he added.
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In Immelt's early years he lacked the courage to make bold moves, and the discipline to achieve consistent execution.
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France needs to make bold and ambitious reforms to slash unemployment, the country's economy minister told CNBC on Friday.
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Mr Draghi may have been able to make bold policy calls because he understood markets and economics so well.
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In an 21th--hour phone call he implored Mr. Morsi to make "bold gestures" to hold onto his office.
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Warrior planet Mars connects with power planet Pluto, inspiring a strength in you as you make bold changes today.
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The company would continue to make bold investments in semiconductor manufacturing in the face of stiffening Chinese competition, Kim said.
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We need candidates who are going to make bold changes — not just to tinker at the edge of the system.
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Zuckerberg's ability to maintain power could allow him to continue to make bold or counter-intuitive decisions without shareholder interference.
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Celebrities have been known to use awards show red carpets as an opportunity to make bold political and social statements.
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" Her collection of tees make bold political statements, such as "Pizza Rolls Not Gender Roles" and "Climate Change is Real.
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Large-scale mergers and acquisitions are back, as Big Food prepares to make bold moves in response to industry pressures.
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She had to make bold bets — some of which wouldn't begin pay off for five years — to turn AMD around.
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"Having more capital means European investors can make bold bets like they can in the US or China," Maar said.
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Celebrities have been known to wear optical illusion outfits to create slimming silhouettes or simply to make bold fashion statements.
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Many other politicians -- and none more so than Trump -- like to make bold claims, to act fast and think much later.
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"From now on, based on our deep mutual trust, we'll make bold steps toward peace and prosperity, and unification," Moon said.
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Several people in Trump's orbit are eager to make bold changes to reduce the government's role in the health-care system.
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Politicians, whether on one side of the aisle or the other, love to make bold appeals for reforms and new programs.
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In debates over immigration, both sides tend to make bold pronouncements about what the natives will or will not stand for.
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Comstock, the former GE executive, said that all too often large businesses are scared to make bold bets on the future.
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Not only is there too little financial incentive to make bold bets, but there are social penalties if things don't work out.
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Fear biases us toward mediocrity, but leaders are in a position of having to make bold, forward-thinking and potentially risky choices regularly.
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Tritton said Tuesday that the company was beginning to make "bold and broad-based changes to modernize our business," but asked for patience.
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Those kinds of moves give executives opportunities to demonstrate their ability to solve difficult problems, launch new initiatives and make bold moves under pressure.
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As an intellectual air sign, Libra likes to think things through; as a fire sign, you know how to help Libra make bold decisions.
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KB: So first, I would say one of our goals is to make bold changes to the product at a faster and faster pace.
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In 220, Breyer segued out of the firm, opening up his own family office, called Breyer Capital, where he has continued to make bold bets.
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DJI, like Geely, believes that company can return to its former glory if given the breathing room to once again make bold, long-terms moves.
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The Academy Awards are one of the biggest night's of the year for stars to make bold fashion and beauty choices on the red carpet.
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Coronavirus has shown that in order to avert the worst impacts of a global crisis, world leaders need to come together to make bold change.
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Fed leaders are typically hesitant to make bold pronouncements about the future, and are more comfortable discussing current conditions, or trends from the recent past.
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The new members have shown nerves and a lack of experience on stage, but they do have raw talent and a willingness to make bold choices.
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His concise review of American economic history, originally published in 2202, demonstrates that jobs and payrolls expand when we make bold, even audacious, investments in infrastructure.
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The government has permitted some local artists to put up creative works that make bold statements, while others have informally drawn on it with spray paint.
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FORTUNE's 6th annual list of the World's Greatest Leaders is the home of the brave — thinkers, speakers, and doers make bold choices and take big risks. 1.
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Though mild-mannered in person, Haggerty is unafraid to make bold moves (if this one fails, his bid for re-election in 2019 certainly will suffer, too).
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Ross asserts that the cultural impact of the princess's gown and the wedding overall will ultimately depend on how willing she is to make bold fashion statements.
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"The science initiatives the Obama administration promote continue to make bold breakthroughs and breaking news," Marc Etkind, general manager of Science Channel, told ITK in a statement.
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And even though Hannah had said earlier that she was looking for a man who would make bold moves, she looked a little taken aback by his interruption.
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The president and former Apprentice host has gone out of his way to make bold gestures since former President George H. W. Bush died Friday at age 94.
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Managing risk in this new world order, while continuing to make bold bets that unlock growth and drive revenue, is the modern-day formula for energy sector leadership.
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The result was expected to hand Mitsotakis an outright majority with 155-167 seats in the 300-seat legislative house, considerable political capital to make bold policy choices.
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As calls to defund Planned Parenthood ramped up, Bonow expected pro-choice advocates to make bold statements in defense of the largest single abortion provider in the country.
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"We are going to make bold investment into seeds of future growth," Abe told a news conference on Monday at the headquarters for his ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).
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This leads us smoothly to Louis Bacon, a game-changer in the world of "macro" hedge funds, which make bold bets ahead of predicted shifts in the macroeconomic climate.
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To be sure, these reports can be useful, but they are certainly not the evidence on which you want to make bold claims about something like the vaccine-autism link.
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There's a beauty to that format (as the person undertaking it, I'm allowed to make bold claims like that) that, to me, is missing from today's version of the internet.
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I respect people who make bold choices, who take themselves out of their comfort zone, who challenge themselves in the roles they choose, whether that's Vivien Leigh or Emily Blunt.
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Unparalleled troves of data make both firms difficult to challenge and immensely profitable, giving them the wealth to make bold bets and to deal with potential competitors by buying them.
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More from Tonic: Psychopaths can also be very charming (even if only superficially) and they have the ability to confidently take risks, be ruthless, goal-oriented and make bold decisions.
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This year, artists were invited to make "bold" work; expect patterned or furry works by Maxwell Coppola, playful puppets by Amy Van Gilder, and large, geometric sculptures by Robyn Sanford.
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That's why the voices of stars like Nicki Minaj ring so loudly when they make bold statements like "you need no man on this planet at all, period" in their interviews.
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On Monday Abe, fresh from a big win in Japan's Upper House elections at the weekend, said that he planned to make "bold investment into seeds of future growth," Reuters reported.
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While it seems likely that a move towards a cashless society would be an extremely long-term project, Modi has demonstrated his willingness to make bold decisions with immediately negative consequences.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in called on the U.S. and North Korea to "make bold decisions" and continue their negotiations on Pyongyang's denuclearization despite an apparent recent lull in progress.
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"Prince Mohammed has shown he can make bold moves on the social front," said Kristian Coates Ulrichsen, a fellow for the Middle East at Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy.
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"We believe we're in the late economic cycle and banks need to make bold moves now because they are not in great shape," Kausik Rajgopal, a McKinsey senior partner, told Bloomberg.
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Plus the fact that many governments are starting to make bold statements about the transportation of the future and the fact that zero-emission is at the center of their preoccupation.
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Speaking in Pyeongchang ahead of next week's Winter Olympics, Bach said the IOC was "extremely worried" about how the sport was run and said the body was prepared to make bold decisions.
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The MTV Video Music Awards are an infamous occasion for celebs to pull out their wildest outfits and make bold style and beauty statements, whether it's on the red carpet or stage.
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Its peers have already digested the fact that Wall Street's traditional model, in which banks advise on huge corporate deals and make bold trades on their own behalf, has become less profitable.
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"He wants to build things, he wants to make bold decisions and be really decisive," Plank said in reference to Trump's promise to spend big on infrastructure and build a border wall.
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With a longstanding reputation for ignoring and excusing bad behavior, there will be a lot of pressure on the company to make bold moves if Holder finds the allegations to be truthful.
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From lobbying for global kimchi superiority to attempts at wowing Western tourists with bland, lavish banquets, Kim Jong-un's totalitarian regime does not hesitate to make bold claims about its food and liquor.
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"I encourage the team to have this innovation capability, to make bold innovations, to do something which some guy feels is a little bit crazy, to challenge ourselves and the industry," Yu told CNBC.
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Considering that Afrobeats and urbano share some ancestral reggae DNA, and that both continue to make bold sonic connections with modern-day dancehall styles, the effectiveness of this fresh international fusion isn't entirely surprising.
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Managers who have waited for years as stock hit one new high after another, now sense an opportunity in the market turbulence — a chance to make bold bets on volatility in stocks, bonds and commodities.
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Thus, Macron and Merkel tend to make bold statements on the areas they do agree — the "European army," for example — and in so doing "create false expectations and unnecessary suspicions" elsewhere in Europe, Brattberg says.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warned cutting rates below zero carried serious risks, and blamed the recent global slump in shares and other assets on the failure of governments to make bold economics reforms.
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It often happens that a new method is found, progress is made quickly, and commentators (and often computer scientists too) make bold claims that this rate of improvement will continue until we've created robot butlers.
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"Even if you don't call it a litmus test, this is what defines us: a willingness and a courage to make bold changes — not to just follow when it's all said and done," she said.
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"Flamboyance rules with New York, and the truth is that men hardly register with her unless they talk crudely, laugh loudly, make bold gestures, and get drunk," Virginia Heffernan wrote in a 2007 review of the show.
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If he wants to make bold foreign policy happen, part of that task requires winning over the hearts and minds of larger parts of the American electorate than the people who like him, regardless of what he does.
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While some technologists make bold predictions about the ways in which artificial intelligence will impact our lives in the near future, Brown-Philpot thinks people, not robots, will still be performing the kinds of tasks her company provides.
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Every so often, the characters will make bold choices about what they're going to do to make things right, execute gigantic plans — and then realize whatever they've done has only caused history to continue along its merry way.
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Tillerson is worried that bin Salman is trying to use his country's political cooperation and economic support for the peace process to obtain a blank check from the White House to confront Iran and make bold reforms in the kingdom.
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"Shows like Atlanta, with their many leads rocking textured, unkept, clean, and coiffed hair... and Insecure, with all the Afro and hawkish styles both make bold statements about our sense of independence without screaming it into our heads," Cryer said.
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A more competitive tax rate coupled with the ability to write off business investments immediately and in full will give companies of all sizes the certainty they need to make bold, long-term decisions when it comes to expanding and hiring.
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Political figures of all stripes who make bold promises and fail to deliver; arrogant celebrities and sports figures who tediously lecture the rest of us on our ostensible shortcomings; journalists and media players who delight in sowing polarization and division.
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Read More New ETFs make bold bets on future full of corporate hacking The bug is old, but the joke is new, so exercise caution in following links until the jokers in your online acquaintance tire of sending friends' phones into death spirals.
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Prakash lamented that the movement had an opportunity to make bold propositions when President Barack Obama—someone who believes in the need to address the climate crisis—was in office, but that it didn't have the political capital to hold him accountable.
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SEOUL, South Korea — As President Trump considers a second summit meeting with Kim Jong-un, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea called Tuesday for both leaders to make "bold decisions" that will keep the process of North Korean denuclearization moving forward.
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The Pan Niger Delta Youth Leadership Forum (PANDLEAF) said in a statement on Monday the government should "make bold its promises by relaxing all the bottle necks associated with licensing and other regulatory process" to allow illicit refineries to be converted into modular refineries.
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Format the text of your messagesIn case you need help getting your point across, Slack supports the usual text formatting tricks found in many messaging apps: put asterisks around words you want to make bold, and underscores around anything you want to appear in italics.
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Using their bars to continue dialogue on the #SayHerName movement, as well as to speak to the realities are other marginalized women, the Sorority are continuing to make bold statements about sexism and unfairness in the city's music scene, and the music industry at large.
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Wei Tsung-che, an economist with the semi-official Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research, noted in a recent study that companies with ageing bosses often plan only for the short term, rely too much on their past experience and are reluctant to make bold, disruptive changes.
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As he attempts to close what has been an elusive deal among Republicans on a Senate bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, President Donald Trump continues to make bold promises about what that bill would do — promises that all available analysis suggests the bill will not keep.
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" Dr. Redfield is hesitant to make bold statements or requests — when Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California, asked in a hearing how much money he thought necessary to modernize and bulk up the nation's public health infrastructure, he demurred, saying, "I'd have to get back to you.
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Her music, style, and performances continue to make bold statements (who can forget #Beychella), and she leverages her success to open the doors for artists whose work may have otherwise been overlooked — for her September cover shoot, Vogue hired the first black photographer in its 126-year history.
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That's why the timing was so perfect for Bush to serve as keynote speaker of the Create & Cultivate conference's Second Annual Style Summit (in partnership with Simon Malls) in Houston on Saturday, a get-together for women looking to make bold moves in their careers and personal lives.
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It is my hope that the opportunity to save humanity the trauma, loss of life and cost of a global pandemic will motivate presidential candidates to make bold proposals to invest what is needed to end the pandemics of today, and prevent devastating global pandemics in years to come.
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The Warriors (and Spurs) are so good right now that teams that feel their window is now may be willing to make bold moves to build a contender, while others may want to wait out the Warriors reign of terror by ditching veterans and collecting assets (and/or cap space).
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What's next: Unless Merkel feels liberated from the daily management of the CDU to make bold moves for Europe's future, don't expect any major EU integration or security initiatives from Berlin — at least not before European parliamentary elections are held next spring and a new European Commission has been chosen.
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But in an organization of this size with a lot of bright and talented people, it also requires a benevolent dictator – someone able to make bold, unconventional decisions (and own them), someone who in addition to everything else is able to inspire others to create what they may think is impossible.
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The time is now for global actors, governments, key stakeholders, civil society, the private sector, faith-based organizations, and multilateral institutions to make bold global commitments to cure and prevent TB. The United States has one of the lowest rates of TB in the world, thanks to continued investments in domestic TB programs.
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Those wishing to change the direction of the party should be using this opportunity to make bold campaign proposals for the coming midterm elections — not because those will have much impact on the election outcomes, but because, should those elections go well for them, the party will likely embrace that path for future elections.
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Y.) and Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE (D-Mass.), calls for the federal government to make bold reforms as part of an effort to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
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