WEDNESDAY -- INFRASTRUCTURE -- Senate EPW Committee hearing on modernizing infrastructure.
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However modernizing Tomb Sweeping didn't stop the influx of tourism.
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The senior Trump adviser spoke this afternoon about modernizing government:
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Here are 11 ways the couple is modernizing the monarchy.
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Here are 11 ways the couple is modernizing the monarchy.
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Many considered it symbolic of the country's commitment to modernizing.
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Restoring and modernizing the tunnels cost more than $550 million.
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"It's modernizing the experience for the hardware era," Gupta said.
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And that may reflect ballet's greater success in modernizing itself.
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Finally, for special occasions, there's Atomix in Manhattan's modernizing Koreatown.
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Modernizing government Startups will be the major source of job growth.
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The Army is modernizing in a way it hasn't in decades.
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Commentary by Dan Cane, co-founder of Blackboard and Modernizing Medicine.
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Modernizing the nation's infrastructure will require an immediate and significant investment.
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Modernizing transactions are smaller and consistent with emerging trends in food.
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The invitations are ostensibly aimed at modernizing the nation's nuclear arsenal.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), has introduced the Modernizing Government Technology Act.
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The £40 million spent on modernizing the interior made it unrecognizable.
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The organization backed the Modernizing Government Technology Act, introduced by Rep.
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We are supposed to live in a country that is modernizing.
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China is rapidly modernizing its military presence, and India cannot follow.
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I feel like people are interested in modernizing the western genre.
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Modernizing and advancing the Cuban economy requires addressing this wrenching change.
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"Nothing in modernizing CRA regulations encourages or legalizes redlining," Otting said.
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His impact on modernizing the royal family's image cannot be underestimated.
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INFRASTRUCTURE The Senate EPW Committee held a hearing on modernizing infrastructure. Sen.
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I continued her work by modernizing it, and I created new items.
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It is chiefly focused on modernizing energy infrastructure and improving energy efficiency.
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Modernizing the looks with an edgy outfit, like this Atelier Versace number.
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By adopting a new medium, it's another way the force is modernizing.
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But the Russians are also very rapidly modernizing their own nuclear arsenal.
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The backstory: Modernizing government IT has been a passion project of Kushner's.
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It plans to pour its resources into reinvesting and modernizing those brands.
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These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums and violence in Chicago.
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He took issue with the U.S. bolstering and modernizing its nuclear weapons.
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These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago.
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Members are committing more troops in Eastern Europe and modernizing command structures.
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This strikes me as an ossified policy in clear need of modernizing.
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"She was a modernizing female Tory," a former Cabinet aide told me.
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Startups on the list include ZocDoc, 23andMe, HeartFlow, Modernizing Medicine, and Sharecare.
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The GMI goal of modernizing the energy grid includes improving grid security.
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Fortunately, grown-ups will be talking about modernizing NAFTA, not destroying it.
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A move that brings us closer to modernizing the OTC Monograph system.
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Washington should help by modernizing the tax code for the 21st century.
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In fact, our adversaries are modernizing every aspect of their nuclear triads.
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Will modernizing its athletic business plan help deliver a 20123th national title?
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So Nadella has focused on expanding and modernizing the company's business products.
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It is opening its own supermarkets and modernizing mom-and-pop stores.
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But as with many modernizing movements in Japan, there was always dissonance.
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NextGen is the FAA's solution to modernizing air traffic control systems operation.
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NATO says it is modernizing to defend itself against an assertive Russia.
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Third, there is much good that can be done by modernizing NAFTA.
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In this case, the payoff — investments in modernizing transportation — would be enormous.
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Take the program's intention of modernizing the country's TB testing, for instance.
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" Other priorities including "protecting our people and the border" and "modernizing infrastructure.
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President Donald Trump has made modernizing the nation's nuclear arsenal a top priority.
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All kinds of industries will benefit from modernizing trade rules in this way.
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Modernizing their approach is still a work in progress, to say the least.
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But Serling's idea requires so little modernizing that he remains the credited creator.
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"We are involved in modernizing the British monarchy," Harry told Newsweek in 2017.
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And yet, the future of the financial sector depends on modernizing regulatory authorities.
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The designer tackled the challenge by taking Chanel's classic pieces and modernizing them.
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Successful businesses navigating through these uncertain waters focus on modernizing their employee's skills.
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The idea, he says, was to portray China as a wealthy, modernizing country.
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After fifty years of pink convertibles and dream homes, Barbie is modernizing rapidly.
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It plans is to pour its resources into reinvesting and modernizing those brands.
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Modernizing transactions are platforms for future growth but may not be immediately impactful.
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Most significantly, leaders committed to modernizing with funds largely already inside Army programs.
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Modernizing grant reporting is not just about creating greater efficiencies within our government.
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During the coming decade, the United States will be modernizing its nuclear forces.
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And there have been about modernizing the IT that is in our government.
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Major technology executives met with Kushner to gather ideas for modernizing the government.
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All three serve as co-chairs of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN).
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Modernizing Medicine is a software company headquartered in Florida and founded in 2010.
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Such pragmatic modernizing takes effort, but tremendous advantages are gained as a result.
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Two days later, the new Modernizing Government Technology Act has already left committee.
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"Switchover incentives can be used to encourage modernizing of diesel fleets," he added.
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Both the United States and Russia are committed to modernizing its nuclear arsenal.
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Cameron also announced an early parliamentary vote on modernizing Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent.
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Sharing accurate location info is one small step in modernizing an outdated system.
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So it's about modernizing the systems, and we work in many of them.
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At the current pace, modernizing the entire system could take a half-century.
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In recent years, the Moroccan government has poured money into modernizing its infrastructure.
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Finally, it not just China that is modernizing; so is the United States.
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Modernizing Kroger Kroger is trying to fight off its competitors with new partnerships.
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Modernizing Puerto Rico's energy matrix is at the center of this island revival.
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Buttigieg governed as a modernizer at a time when cities everywhere are modernizing.
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The Shah's White Revolution promised a cultural counterpart to his economic modernizing program.
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Rather than reflexively withdrawing from trade agreements, we should focus on modernizing them.
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The prosecution appeared to signal the limits of Mr. Sisi's approach to modernizing Islam.
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The goal of modernizing the country by sharply reducing births soon led to abuses.
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But we're told some have shown excitement about the bipartisan issue of modernizing government.
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The crown prince is pressing for progress in modernizing GCC societies socially and economically.
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Vevers and Gomez revamped the classic with modernizing colors, bright pink and eggplant purple.
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He is charged with modernizing Saudi society slowly and diversifying the Saudi economy quickly.
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The Act looks to take an important first step in modernizing the Copyright Office.
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"These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago," he added.
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Strassfeld began the process of modernizing the ruleset to make it more game-like.
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The executive order, which Trump signed Thursday, puts a priority on modernizing information technology.
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President Trump has made modernizing America's infrastructure a core theme of his economic agenda.
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So it's about modernizing the systems and my-- we work in many of them.
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"What Ford is really talking about modernizing the definition of the car, " she said.
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But modernizing and expanding benefits for the veteran community should be a no brainer.
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Our attention must now turn to modernizing the IRS and improving the taxpayer experience.
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Modernizing the government's approach to regulation so it can better respond to emerging technologies.
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Emphasize modernizing and improving the readiness of the Department of Defense's existing force structure.
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Russia is also modernizing its arsenal, while Pakistan, India and China are expanding theirs.
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There certainly needs to be a major investment in modernizing and repairing America's infrastructure.
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NHTSA said it plans to propose modernizing procedures to follow when reviewing exemption petitions.
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He added that he would be "modernizing our standards of identity" for dairy products.
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He is also an executive committee member of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN).
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He also led the way in modernizing the House's internet presence and email system.
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Conde told le Figaro newspaper that the 2010 constitution was bad and needed modernizing.
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Modernizing environmental review does not call for gutting the process as it stands now.
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The executive order, which Trump signed Thursday, puts a priority on modernizing information technology.
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From Michigan to Nevada, skilled workers are building production facilities and modernizing energy grids.
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When Benito Mussolini seemed to be successfully modernizing Italy, many Italian Americans admired him.
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Much of the bill focuses on modernizing how FEMA and NFIP assess flood risk.
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The big picture: Jokowi's image as a modernizing reformer is now undergoing a reevaluation.
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In the early 2000s, the winery embarked on an ambitious program of replanting and modernizing.
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Either way, it's not going to stop even more states from modernizing their cannabis laws.
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He calls for spending $203 billion in modernizing the electrical grid across the United States.
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How did you approach modernizing these looks for a futuristic society while respecting the past?
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We are modernizing the MTA like never before and improving it for years to come.
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Unfortunately, many agencies are not actively modernizing systems, which is only further compounding the problem.
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Maintaining the revenue cap is contained in draft legislation on modernizing Canada's rail transportation system.
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Modernizing America's aviation network is about what happens in the sky and on the ground.
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Like most newly elected candidates, Khan was part of the modernizing wing of the Party.
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Modernizing welfare into a safety net focused on upward mobility through work would fix this.
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Running and modernizing an institution as big as the World Bank is a tough job.
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Public safety, public health, and economic growth all depend on modernizing our aging national infrastructure.
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Congress is finally addressing the skills gap by modernizing the post-9/11 GI Bill.
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Over the past year I spent months modernizing our platform for our continuous delivery initiative.
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We've long supported modernizing F.D.A. oversight, and support the creation of a national safety standard.
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Microsoft has announced a massive expansion plan aimed at modernizing its headquarters in Redmond, Washington.
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Perhaps that's why the NFL's preferred means of modernizing is to appropriate the college game.
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After all, any sea port worth modernizing is an investment worth borrowing or taxing for.
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Both parties would seek out best practices in other legislatures that are modernizing representative democracy.
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We ask the FCC, therefore, to innovate with us by modernizing its policy and regulation.
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"We are involved in modernizing the British monarchy," he said in an interview with Newsweek.
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Autostrade could perform perfectly legal favors for politicians, like modernizing a stretch of local highway.
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The scale and speed with which the Wilson government set about modernizing Britain was breathtaking.
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No longer can industry leaders think of modernizing their IT infrastructure as a side project.
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This can include developing new consumer-facing products and services and modernizing core transactional systems.
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"The investment will go toward modernizing the plant with automation and expanding production," Hale said.
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"We lag behind in modernizing our tech unit," said one of the two company insiders.
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Ms. Rice had ruffled feathers by modernizing a space that Globe hard-liners defend fiercely.
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Why did Disney decide that modernizing "Beauty and the Beast" was a risk worth taking?
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Much of the GOP plan focuses on modernizing how FEMA and NFIP assess flood risk.
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Even White Castle is modernizing, recently adding plant-based "Impossible Burger" sliders at some locations.
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Now the Army Corps is helping once again, by consolidating and modernizing the base's infrastructure.
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Russia has also set a 2020 deadline for modernizing and expanding their efforts in space.
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For years, it hasn't had the money to invest in modernizing Puerto Rico's electrical systems.
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As the next US administration takes office modernizing our approach to cyber security is vitally important.
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How about modernizing democracy so everyone can vote online, and personalizing education so everyone can learn?
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So, we focused on what's unique about eBay, but modernizing and improving the core customer experience.
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The drive to digitize payments in the UK is modernizing income for London's famous street performers.
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Caudill's campaign largely avoided the marriage kerfuffle, focusing on modernizing the clerk's office and reducing costs.
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Either way, you can sign up here if you're weirdly interested in modernizing your landline.[Google]
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What we're doing by tweaking and playing and modernizing [those techniques and colors] is moving forward.
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ARPA-E programs include research into modernizing the electrical grid and ways to store thermal energy.
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Modernizing, however, brings challenges for agencies because it takes vehicles out of service to be retrofitted.
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"Secretary Padilla in California has done a remarkable job in modernizing their election system," Alex said.
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EDT: House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) holds a press conference on modernizing government technology.
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Look no further than the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act which passed the House on Wednesday.
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House lawmakers will also vote on the Modernizing Government Technology Act, a bill introduced by Reps.
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The party's opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage places it at odds with modernizing Conservatives.
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Modernizing the creaking power system, which is subject to frequent blackouts, has been a top priority.
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Modernizing infrastructure, lowering the price of prescription drugs, and passing moderate gun safety measures are possible.
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Modernizing the agreement to include best practices and areas like the digital economy is widely supported.
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Yang also wants to tackle issues like tech ethics, misinformation, algorithmic bias, and modernizing government regulators.
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We will launch this air travel revolution by modernizing the outdated system of air traffic control.
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He also said that he and other lawmakers were working on the Modernizing Government Technology Act.
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Modernizing and making the research and development tax credit permanent is central to Democrats' Innovation Agenda.
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Over time it would raise capital stock by an estimated $4 trillion, modernizing the American economy.
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It's a safe investment, and all the remake needs is to add is some modernizing elements.
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At Target, Jones was the chief marketing officer and is credited with modernizing the retailer's brand.
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The main focus should be on modernizing the signals, properly maintaining subway cars and rehabilitating stations.
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As well as a modernizing vision for their countries, they share a penchant for Shakespearean drama.
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We must utilize technology to spur clean manufacturing, zero-emission transportation and modernizing the agricultural industry.
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The ultranationalist, modernizing Algerian government had little interest in the neighborhood, founded in the 10th century.
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Mr. Zelensky's new prosecutor general is modernizing his corruption-plagued office and firing hundreds of prosecutors.
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We must seize this opportunity, accept our responsibility and serve as innovators in modernizing pain management.
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He had an optimistic message built on fixing things and modernizing various pieces of the government.
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The bill includes a number of measures aimed at modernizing the country's energy systems and policy.
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Moreover, modernizing NEPA regulations will in no way alter protections contained in our core environmental statutes.
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In tandem with the U.S. pivot, Australia is modernizing its Navy fleet and Air Force capabilities.
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Today, you have a whole F.A.A. that's not working on anything that is modernizing our system.
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In October, oil firm Rosneft said it was looking at modernizing the island's Cienfuegos oil refinery.
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" He soon added on Twitter, "These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago.
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Russia has reopened military bases closed after the Cold War and is modernizing its powerful Northern Fleet.
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All of the usual stuff about maintaining the spirit while modernizing the thing a bit is there.
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Trump also stressed the need to bolster the US's missile defense systems, including modernizing Navy cruiser ships.
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Modernizing small island power systems with renewables will supply cheaper, efficient, secure, cleaner power, the report said.
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One of your companies, LotusFlare, is already working on modernizing the software cell phone service providers use?
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Her artworks celebrate the traditions of her culture while modernizing the aesthetic with bold lines and color.
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The bill, the marriage of two competing measures aimed at modernizing government technology, combined ideas from Rep.
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The new adaptation of Beauty And The Beast, starring Emma Watson, is modernizing in every possible way.
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He raised concerns about the slowing effort to denuclearize, saying existing nuclear states are modernizing their arsenals.
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That the antique played a defining role in Rodin's radically modernizing sculptural style is immediately visually obvious.
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North Korea has nukes, America and Russia are reducing the number of warheads but modernizing their arsenals.
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Centralizing medical data through technical innovation could play a big part in modernizing Saudi Arabia's medical system.
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Concurrently the company defined an acquisition strategy focusing on smaller 'modernizing' companies along with larger 'synergistic' targets.
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The Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) act, which funds upgrades across the government, was embedded in the authorization.
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Additionally, the PRC is modernizing its bomber force, historically the most neglected aspect of China's nuclear forces.
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"Capitalism may need modernizing," the reclusive trader told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Tuesday in a rare interview.
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In the meantime, here's hoping the Supreme Court continues to support modernizing and improving our patent system.
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Modernizing the retirement rules to help Americans make their retirement savings last longer is just common sense.
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" The Labor Department, however, said that it was "modernizing and reforming part of the Job Corps program.
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Was he simply arguing for modernizing the nuclear force, or was he actually calling for more weapons?
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Republicans on both sides of Capitol Hill will start looking into "modernizing" key, long-standing environmental laws.
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Thankfully, modernizing the discovery, development, and delivery of medical products has become a key focus for policymakers.
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China has invested heavily in modernizing roads and other infrastructure in Zambia, whose top export is copper.
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Trump has tasked the office with creating a task force on modernizing government services and information technology.
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For Mr. Peterson, the best way to pass on history to younger generations is by modernizing it.
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Nowadays, China is a fast-modernizing nation, home to a booming middle class and cutting-edge infrastructure.
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Mr. Trump depicted the prince as a revolutionary figure who is modernizing his country and fighting terrorism.
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But the coming union has also inspired feverish commentary that highlights the modernizing of the British monarchy.
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Respect cultures and traditions while modernizing and allow them to coexist with the basic tenets of democracy.
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"This will take some time, but we can now move toward modernizing the way we create antivenoms."
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It is also studying future needs for modernizing aging nuclear weapons, including missiles, submarines and bomber aircraft.
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The review will inform the Pentagon on modernizing the country's arsenal within the parameters of nuclear treaties.
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We focused relentlessly on modernizing tracks, signals, switches, stations and cars before extending lines to new destinations.
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It also contains newer plans like modernizing the electricity grid and storing water underground in arid areas.
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Heartbeat's production team wanted to delve into the work's disturbing, timely subtexts by streamlining and modernizing it.
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For our customers who are modernizing their data centers and use Windows, Azure is the most convenient.
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Modernizing the company meant benchmarking and competing against EV-leader Tesla instead of the company's traditional competitors.
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It also is studying future needs for modernizing aging nuclear weapons, including missiles, submarines and bomber aircraft.
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Missions assigned to the office include modernizing the government's IT systems, "unleashing American business" and promoting apprenticeships.
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The project is one of several announced this week by Cuomo aimed at modernizing the city's infrastructure.
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The new Register of Copyrights should be dedicated to protecting creative rights and modernizing the Copyright Office.
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Russia has been modernizing its nuclear arsenal, and China has a nuclear triad "for the first time."
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Odontuya worries that spiritual matters could still be sidelined by the modernizing pull of more clinical approaches.
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"Adequately strengthening cybersecurity will also depend on the federal government's efforts to prioritize modernizing its aging and vulnerable information technology (IT) and pledged to continue to work with the administration and Congress on initiatives such as the bipartisan Modernizing Government Technology Act (MGT Act)," ITI wrote in a statement.
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Xi has also put more focus on modernizing and equipping the military, known as the People's Liberation Army.
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" Miller contended that the F-35C "provides unique capabilities that can't be matched by modernizing fourth-generation aircraft.
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"We are modernizing, bringing in new pesticides, breaking patents and approving new molecules," she told a news conference.
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Oliva said the government had recognized the need for modernizing the law prior to Caceres' push for revisions.
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The Asian giant announced the BRI in 2013, aimed at recreating and modernizing ancient Silk Road trade routes.
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It also means modernizing the format by making it more shareable, easier to interact with, short form, etc.
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The reforms are focused on simplifying a hodgepodge of regulations for financial institutions and modernizing the market's structure.
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Last week Lenovo said that it was modernizing its heavy-duty ThinkPad laptops in a variety of ways.
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He has announced drastic social reforms that include modernizing the nation's religious teachings and granting women more rights.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan may be modernizing Congress' dress code amid controversy over the policy, he said Thursday.
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Its mid-life upgrade, costing 1.3 billion euros, largely focused on modernizing facilities for landing and guiding aircraft.
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A grand bargain on teacher compensation might entail modernizing pensions while paying early and mid-career teachers more.
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Tomorrow, the leaders of the tech world will assemble once again to advise Trump on "modernizing" the government.
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Despite budget limitations, President Ivan Duque has said he is in favor of modernizing the country's military equipment.
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The museum, which memorializes Kentucky's history in coal mining, is modernizing with a new form of cheaper energy.
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On foreign policy: He made a hardline case for strengthening the military and modernizing the country's nuclear arsenal.
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For a government bent on modernizing the economy, nostalgia for the old days can be a formidable foe.
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One way or another, public spending needs to play a key role in rebuilding and modernizing American infrastructure.
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He just might end up modernizing our government's global messaging machine in a way that few others could.
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It's an organization committed to modernizing municipal government IT programs and making working in government fun and creative.
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In addition, the center proposed spending $20163 billion per year on modernizing schools and expanding child-care facilities.
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Will Hurd's (R-Texas) bipartisan bill, the Modernizing Government Technology Act (MGT Act) is finally getting some movement.
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The Navy is counting on inexpensive, quick-firing lasers to help it match a rapidly-modernizing Chinese fleet.
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Modernizing legacy systems is a major issue in most government agencies and we need policy to support security.
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Though their country was modernizing rapidly, the people of Iran understandably did not all share the shah's sentiments.
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Chief executives from the Business Roundtable have lobbied for more stringent regulation on "modernizing" the shareholder resolution process.
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These include people who appreciate how China has lifted hundreds of millions from poverty, while modernizing the country.
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"By modernizing these systems we will meaningfully improve the lives of tens of millions of Americans," Kushner said.
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Although VA has made great-strides in modernizing its electronic health records system, this effort also remains incomplete.
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We are gratified by that overwhelming support for this first step in restructuring and modernizing the Copyright Office.
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McConville is committed to modernizing the Army's doctrine, equipment, and processes in support of the National Defense Strategy.
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Tessie San Martin is president of Plan International USA and co-chairman of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network.
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Congress has known the cost savings of modernizing to a dollar coin for years and ignored the facts.
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The government has begun to add judges, but has failed to invest in modernizing the antiquated immigration system.
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This is what he has been doing his entire political career, simultaneously pushing Hindu traditions and modernizing India.
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Its new 10-year, $150-million plan aims to raise its profile by modernizing all of its lifts.
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For Mr. Chermayeff and his colleagues, modernizing timeworn logos was as vital a job as creating new ones.
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He'd even come up with a plan for modernizing Paris with vertical towers that never came to fruition.
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"We're creating an overlap of wellness and the mainstream — modernizing it and making it accessible," Ms. Shankle said.
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"I've long supported modernizing Nafta in order to create more American jobs," Mr. Portman said in an email.
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The bill sets aside at least $500 million for public health data surveillance and modernizing the analytics infrastructure.
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Asked whether he thought a rapidly modernizing China was engaged in a new colonialism, Mr. Mahathir answered indirectly.
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It is also clear that what the Kremlin aims for is modernizing governance and making it more efficient.
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So-called "old HP" has also been making strides in modernizing and updating its operating systems, observes MCAM.
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Any tangible progress on his lofty goal of modernizing the federal government has been too slow to register.
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Proponents of the revisions say the changes are a small price to pay for modernizing the madrasas' curriculum.
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The president also promised a $1 trillion investment in modernizing our transportation system and fixing our crumbling infrastructure.
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Many refining companies have simply settled for expanding and modernizing their existing plants, rather than building new ones.
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Jones joined Target in 2012 to rejuvenate its brand and is credited with modernizing the retailer's marketing efforts.
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Organizations are realizing the difficulty in everything from modernizing IT systems to adopting advanced technology like artificial intelligence.
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That is why many staunchly conservative groups have come out in support of modernizing the airport user fee.
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Much more can be done, and many more minds need to be thinking about modernizing the scientific conference.
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"We are supposed to be modernizing the language but are cutting ourselves from the internet," Mr. Sarym said.
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The deterioration of time and modernizing of tactics are making Tony more and more marginal by the day.
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Japan has instituted a series of modernizing reforms over the past few decades that have undercut those customs.
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Some gray chips, though, have proved more agile than others, modernizing their businesses and pleasing investors along the way.
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The program is for more than modernizing a transportation industry that to many in the public looks virtually archaic.
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In Eastern Asia a rapidly modernizing Chinese military is likewise driving what some are calling a regional arms race.
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The bills, called Modernizing Obstetric Medicine Standards (MOMS) and Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies (CARE), complemented each other.
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The Atlas: An online community of city officials crowdsourcing ideas that is modernizing the $1.6 trillion local government market.
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Twitter is finally modernizing its core APIs after seven years of stagnation, and it wants early feedback from developers.
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Microsoft is modernizing its Office icons as part of a broader focus on design for its various Office apps.
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The new report from the Committee for Economic Development, Modernizing Medicare, lays out the challenges along with nonpartisan solutions.
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Alongside tweaking and modernizing the current best-selling colors, I got to create 55 brand-new shades and textures.
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He joined Uber from Target, where he was chief marketing officer and is credited with modernizing the retailer's brand.
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Why it matters: It's a modernizing move for the FDA, and one that got the approval of Gottlieb's predecessor:
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Unfortunately, issues such as modernizing the police force and increasing the number of computers available to officers remain unaddressed.
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Well Defined Acquisition Strategy: Concurrently the company defined an acquisition strategy that focuses on 'modernizing' transactions and 'synergistic' acquisitions.
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Negotiating rounds aimed at modernizing WTO rules have been a Homeric task, taking decades and sometimes ending in failure.
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But are the CBO's numbers correct with respect to the actual cost of modernizing the U.S. nuclear deterrent force?
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Slow is not something I'm going to expect from the Trump administration on the issue of modernizing our airports.
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Hands Free Hectare says the project is not about putting farmers out of work but instead modernizing their position.
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As the influence of such elders eroded in modernizing communities, some, like Kafr Qasim, organized their own security patrols.
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For the better part of a century, this could be taken as a challenge to modernizing progress in art.
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Modernizing the G.I. benefits to enable veterans to pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions is just one important step towards this.
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"We have to bring our infrastructure back up to standard before we can even consider modernizing for the future."
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Modernizing our workforce for the 21st century will not only strengthen our economy, but empower workers across the country.
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"When we talk about modernizing and digitizing our restaurant, it means making it easier to access Chipotle," Niccol said.
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Going forward, however, Puerto Rico faces the equally formidable task of modernizing its electric grid to withstand future challenges.
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Tempo's interconnected smart factory is modernizing the manufacturing process, which allows them to deliver a far superior customer experience.
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He's betting that modernizing the traditions of Niigata can draw people from major cities in Japan and from abroad.
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Maintaining and modernizing the arsenal is expected to cost about $1 trillion over 30 years, according to independent estimates.
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Last, Congress should continue its comprehensive work on privacy legislation, modernizing outdated laws to recognize the convergence of technology.
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Egypt is resolute in its fight against terrorism, militarily as well as through modernizing religious discourse and increasing tolerance.
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Redesigning stations and modernizing control systems are among six changes to New York City's transit system that experts recommend.
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One involved the extension of a subway line, and the other required modernizing the signals on a different line.
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In 2010, he wrote a long essay for the Hoover Institution on modernizing nuclear nonproliferation strategy in international waters.
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What's driving the shocks: Crown Prince Mohammed says that he's modernizing the Saudi economy and cracking down on corruption.
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The nomination and confirmation idea is rooted in the legitimate policy rationale that modernizing the Copyright Office is essential.
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Driving the industrial revolution It is not the first time cars have been the driving force in modernizing manufacturing.
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Taxes: The House Rules Committee is expected to take up three bills aimed at modernizing and revamping the IRS.
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Feature A Muslim city councilor in a stagnant Paris suburb makes the case for modernizing the nation's Republican values.
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China was building road and rail networks while modernizing its ports, eliminating the need to ship through Hong Kong.
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"We're involved in modernizing the British monarchy," the prince, 32, told Newsweek in an interview published online on Wednesday.
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Modernizing the subway-car fleet has been a priority since the system fell into crisis in 2017 and Gov.
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The United States and Russia are modernizing their respective nuclear arsenals and introducing new and potentially destabilizing weapon systems.
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Correa's legacy as a tough yet modernizing progressive president is currently threatened by corruption scandals of previously unimaginable proportions.
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The full House Natural Resources Committee will meet for a hearing on modernizing the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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In fact, modernizing our transportation system is one of the few national issues that starts with firm bipartisan support.
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Moscow has blatantly violated the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, while rapidly modernizing and expanding its strategic nuclear capability.
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The U.S.G.A. and R&A are leading a group of top officials who are modernizing the Rules of Golf.
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Hopefully that will mean it will be less attractive for the US to spend $1 trillion in modernizing them.
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"This is part of a pattern where Russia is investing in, modernizing, exercising and testing nuclear weapons," Stoltenberg told Reuters.
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Like other recent adaptations, "What if They Went to Moscow?" retains Chekhov's characters and structure, while modernizing circumstances and idiom.
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The world around her was quickly modernizing, but her rural scenes are populated with working animals and horse-drawn carriages.
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And upgrading and modernizing the turbines at existing hydropower dams could yield a similar amount of additional electricity-generating capacity.
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As an energy researcher who studies the technologies and policies for modernizing our energy system, I will try to explain.
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Policymakers can mitigate these setbacks by taking inventory of their own policy frameworks and, where needed, streamlining and modernizing processes.
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Microsoft is using shadow effects across Fluent Design, alongside modernizing context menus and implementing consistent back button controls in apps.
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A recent study from the Government Accountability Office found that OPM made moderate success in modernizing its cybersecurity under DeVries.
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That means modernizing the standard framework of free trade agreements while tailor-fitting them based on bilateral and multilateral interests.
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The plan also calls for modernizing the U.S. electric grid to allow more renewable power to flow through the system.
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Regardless of its flaws, most major U.S. ag groups support modernizing NAFTA and do not want to see it ditched.
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The Modernizing Government Technology Act, aimed at upgrading woefully out-of-date agency information technology equipment, passed the House Thursday.
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Advancements can include modernizing portable oxygen machines to be controlled with a smartphone or designing them to be less obtrusive.
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Works for modernizing and converting the refinery into an oil upgrader, approved in 2016, will likely be halted by Feb.
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Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress this week are looking into "modernizing" many longstanding federal environmental laws, including the Clean Air Act.
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Like his fellow commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, Pai is committed to modernizing the FCC and making it relevant to Silicon Valley.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders, among others, have said they would invest in modernizing V.A. hospitals, clinics and other infrastructure.
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That is why the Senate should confirm him and put a physician at the helm of modernizing our healthcare system.
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Modernizing customs processes and expanding the use of technology (electronic security seals on shipping containers) are making a lasting difference.
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Russia and China are accused of modernizing their nuclear arsenals, making it necessary for the U.S. to do the same.
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Those banks that manage to speed up modernizing their businesses are likely to earn the enduring respect of their shareholders.
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Modernizing our energy grid and investing in renewables to power homes and buildings would bring energy bills down for everyone.
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Since 2012, Russia has been rapidly modernizing its military, and by 2015 had increased its military budget by 40 percent.
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Her plan also called for investments in the VA, including filling the nearly 49,000 staffing vacancies and modernizing aging infrastructure.
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Modernizing Florida's voter registration system would go a long way toward preventing this kind of disenfranchising problem in the future.
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Modernizing the food and drug agency is needed to speed this process as we learn more from real-world data.
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That's something China – which is modernizing its own ballistic missile arsenal to intimidate its regional enemies – could certainly do without.
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"It just leaves less money for us to invest in modernizing our plant here or hiring new people," he said.
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We also need to reduce the cost of health care by increasing transparency and modernizing how we care for people.
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As king, Mongkut conducted a range of social and educational reforms including measures improving women's rights and modernizing the military.
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Independent estimates have put the cost of maintaining and modernizing the arsenal at about $1 trillion dollars over 30 years.
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These new GPS satellites are aimed at modernizing the entire GPS constellation and improving its location accuracy here on Earth.
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These trainers were instrumental, post-9/11, in modernizing the Ethiopian National Defense Force as it fought domestic Islamic terrorists.
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Included are $21 million for amenities, like modernizing the cafeteria, which is now open to the entire 230-story building.
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On Thursday, President Trump signed Space Policy Directive 2, which will make important strides toward modernizing our outdated space policies.
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Among the aims of the Koch political network's initiative: modernizing Nafta and having the U.S. rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Modernizing a then-2500-year-old company known primarily for an American general-interest magazine was not easy, said Kintzer.
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In 2017, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that modernizing the nuclear arsenal would cost $1.2 trillion over 30 years.
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From the start, we have been committed to modernizing differently, faster and smarter, making "learning" a foundation of our efforts.
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"This is really about modernizing and improving the way that our transportation hubs operate," Mr. Figueroa said in an interview.
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Mr. Medvedev's replacement as prime minister is Mikhail Mishustin, an accomplished technocrat who is credited with modernizing Russia's tax service.
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House Oversight Committee holds a hearing to mark up the Modernizing Government Technology Act of 2017 at 85033:30 a.m.
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Based on that, more than 170 organizations signed the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network's (MFAN) Guiding Principles for Effective U.S. Assistance.
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The outcome from modernizing the agreement should be that U.S. companies can sell more goods and services with fewer barriers.
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The modernizing helps: Fops and poseurs and senators and generals are more easily recognizable in pinstripe suits than Greek chitons.
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As a result, it is no accident that CBO concludes the cost of modernizing the nuclear enterprise has grown significantly.
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Decisions are pending about trade sanctions on China and about modernizing or leaving the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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"We need to invest in modernizing our infrastructure to meet demands, help lower consumers' bills, and provide security," she said.
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We really need to keep modernizing adjusting and if we get paralyzed that is going to be the risk for Europe.
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Maintaining and modernizing the arsenal is expected to cost at about $1 trillion dollars over 30 years, according to independent estimates.
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Cities One of Alphabet's biggest bets is rebuilding and modernizing cities, but it's been trailing competitors that have already launched projects.
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Zakharova saw her task as more than modernizing the ministry's press service — she wanted to build it from the ground up.
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A former small-town doctor, he has been credited with modernizing Malaysia's economy, while ruling the country with an iron fist.
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Executives addressed the cost cuts on the analyst call, saying the savings are necessary to invest in modernizing the drugstore chain.
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By modernizing the design to switch from the Facebook "f" to the thumb, Facebook bet people would recognize the button better.
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He added that the consequences of modernizing infrastructure, like additional traffic jams, are essential for long-term mobility and economic growth.
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The latest renovation aims to preserve the venue's iconic details, while also modernizing it to suit the needs of today's audiences.
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Modernizing financial supervision will make it easier for new, user-friendly solutions to reach consumers faster, and more importantly, to flourish.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook: Cook stressed the importance of modernizing technology and jobs, including equipping future workers with skills like coding.
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Cote also said he believed it was worth modernizing and updating the North American Free Trade Agreement to include technological developments.
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It's a step towards modernizing the voting experience, and it might even help systematically disenfranchised voters make it to the polls.
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China's increasingly assertive claims in the South China Sea, along with its rapidly modernizing navy, have rattled nerves around the region.
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The council will meet with Silicon Valley leaders sometime in June to discuss ideas on modernizing government operations, the official added.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) would provide a modernizing fund and incentivize agencies to pay for new IT from their own budgets.
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Next it wants to move into modernizing the process of booking spaces on campus as well as instructor and tuition payments.
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They are right in the sense that modernizing is essentially about PR: Meghan gives the monarchy a more 21st-century look.
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Kagame is credited by supporters with modernizing a nation once at war with itself and helping it develop a flourishing economy.
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The House on Friday passed a set of rules to establish a select committee that will provide recommendations for modernizing Congress.
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Mr. Simons was credited with not only modernizing the Dior aesthetic, but also restoring an internal calm to the fashion house.
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However, fully modernizing analog systems in 97 existing reactors at 60 US nuclear power stations has proven costly and time-consuming.
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By modernizing the PFC, we can ensure airports are able to meet the travel demands of today and challenges of tomorrow.
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Upgrading South Africa's antiquated railway network, modernizing Durban port and reforming power firm Eskom would also help bring in Chinese money.
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That's precisely what Trulia faced in 2017 when it began a process of paying down that debt and modernizing its architecture.
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It's about modernizing the look and feel of DeviantArt more than it is about sort of implementing new tech or products.
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Moon called for further measures on Tuesday, including reducing the number of diesel cars on the roads, and modernizing household heaters.
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Rather than revoking the Lifeline designation for broadband providers, the agency should push more resources into modernizing and expanding the program.
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At the 265,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Sweeny refinery south of Houston, Phillips 66 plans to continue modernizing the two FCCUs.
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As Mr. Bratton leaves, some officials have praised him as a driving force in lowering crime and modernizing the Police Department.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated modernizing the nuclear arsenal will cost more than $85033 trillion over the next 30 years.
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The legislation, called the Taxpayer First Act of 2019, includes a host of targeted provisions aimed at modernizing the IRS's operations.
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But tech experts also cheered Trump's order, saying it opens the door to government modernizing its technology after years of criticism.
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PENCE: Well, first, we need to — we need to make a commitment to rebuild our military, including modernizing our nuclear forces.
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Strong competition Over the summer, McDonald's (MCD) announced a $6 billion investment toward modernizing most of its US restaurants by 2020.
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More than any other single step, modernizing water data would unleash an era of water innovation unlike anything in a century.
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And the modernizing of the Northern Fleet, with its nuclear-missile submarines, was partly a reaction to NATO's missile defense shield.
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The royal family has created a new plan called " Vision 2030," which provides a blueprint for modernizing cities across the kingdom.
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The first unfolded in an Ottoman Empire that was at once modernizing and crumbling, while in chronic rivalry with the Russians.
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If he made progress in modernizing the city, the word of mouth from visitors would become a 24/7 image campaign.
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This worked because Turkey's secular leaders understood the practical and modernizing benefits of a close alliance with Europe and North America.
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Moscow is playing catch-up with the far superior United States forces, modernizing all three arms of its own nuclear triad.
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This hardly inspires confidence — it's as if the company couldn't decide between modernizing itself and not alienating its most ardent fans.
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While much of our attention has focused on Iran and North Korea, Russia and China are both modernizing their nuclear arsenals.
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Taxes The House Rules Committee is expected to take up three bills aimed at modernizing and revamping the Internal Revenue Service.
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Dr. Tessie San Martin is president and CEO of Plan International USA and co-chair of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network.
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But as with the last wave of Catholic revolution, there is little evidence that the modernizing project makes moderns into Catholics.
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It can be a sign that the state is modernizing its workforce, even if job openings are in more conventional industries.
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"The evidence indicates that modernizing our policy in this way will not meaningfully reduce readiness," he said in a written statement.
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By working with our nation's brightest tech CEOs, Kushner's office is modernizing federal government in order to effectively serve the people.
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With just a fraction of that money we could finish modernizing our nation's airspace for the travelers of today and tomorrow.
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Commenting on the election results for the first time, Sall thanked the voters for choosing continuity and supporting his modernizing plans.
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The plan will cost $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion plus a significant investment in modernizing infrastructure, according to a campaign spokesperson.
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But it's also indisputable that campaigns are modernizing, and voters these days can be reached in more ways than shaking hands.
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The House Foreign Affairs Committee holds a hearing on "modernizing export controls" focused on technology and national security at 85033 a.m.
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Modernizing this state health care was a priority that Mr. Putin enshrined in decrees early in his third term as president.
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Since joining the World Trade Organization in 28503, China has made significant progress in both modernizing and enforcing its IP laws.
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She raised the money privately and not only redecorated but restored the White House, including modernizing the bathrooms and fixing faulty wiring.
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So modernizing voting processes wouldn't just help New Yorkers get to the ballot box; it would help most Americans do it too.
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The proposal will include recommendations for modernizing ports of entry along the U.S. border to ensure safe trade while preventing illegal activity.
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" Meanwhile, the agency courted major cable and broadband providers with a series of decisions that are masqueraded here as "modernizing outdated regulations.
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The bills, called Modernizing Obstetric Medicine Standards (MOMS) and Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies (CARE), were meant to complement each other.
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In the morning, representatives from different government agencies talked about the gains the administration has made in modernizing and the challenges remaining.
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The SSPX rejects the modernizing reforms of the 1962-1965 Second Vatican Council, including the historic opening to dialogue with other religions.
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Much of the foundation's work focuses on modernizing the perception of a woman's role in society, engaging whole communities in the discussion.
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The bills, called Modernizing Obstetric Medicine Standards (MOMS) and Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies (CARE), are meant to complement each other.
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Of particular concern in the government's bill is the $262 million allotted for connecting and modernizing inter-Korean transport links next year.
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This includes tasks like modernizing educational resources in classrooms, making buildings more energy efficient and prioritizing public safety for students, she added.
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While his music career has grown tremendously, Goldie wants to re-affirm his dedication to tagging and modernizing the culture around it.
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Experts say that five million to six million workers could lose their jobs in the coming years as the economy continues modernizing.
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With skills trading higher than ever in the labor market, modernizing the U.S. human capital development system has never been more important.
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Throughout this decade, Administrator Huerta has actually been responsible for modernizing our air traffic management system as part of the NextGen initiative.
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Since the election, Canada and Mexico have both said they are eager to work with the U.S. toward strengthening and modernizing it.
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His town of Ahuano, with a population of roughly 4,000 people—most of them Kichwa—has been quickly modernizing in recent years.
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Modernizing the electric grid and building new transmission to meet 21stcentury needs will play a crucial role in continuing wind's success story.
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Companies like Amazon and Uber have leaned into modernizing the trucking sector by way of investments in the digital freight-brokerage industry.
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The same committee will hold another hearing on modernizing the Stark Law to "ensure successful transition from volume to value" in Medicare.
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Of the total investment, $10 billion would be for new border security and $5 billion would be for modernizing ports of entry.
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In modernizing the EITC benefit, we also have an opportunity to acknowledge non-traditional kinds work that far too often go unrecognized.
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Cohn said the rebuilding plan would include transformative projects, such as modernizing air traffic control, with an emphasis on public-private partnerships.
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Encouragingly, President Trump and others in his administration have made statements that indicate they understand the importance of maintaining and modernizing NAFTA.
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The proceeds from those public offerings could then go into expanding and modernizing petrochemical operations in the kingdom itself, energy experts said.
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Having differences on immigration policy and believing in securing the border and modernizing the immigration system does not make you a racist.
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Some of the accomplishments include expediting natural gas exports, sanctions on North Korea, modernizing energy policy and combating heroin and prescriptions drugs.
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Arab youths said the top priorities were actions against terrorism, job creation, modernizing the education system and cracking down on government corruption.
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A bill aimed at modernizing the agency's decades-old infrastructure passed the House in April with almost unanimous support from both parties.
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And more jurisdictions are modernizing protocols to advance compliance, regulation and reporting methodologies, which make operating a business in foreign countries easier.
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Total score: 82.48Top-scoring categories: right to protest (98.05), access to healthcare (95.03), connectivity/5G (89.53)Vancouver, British Columbia, is modernizing quickly.
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But if there's a way to tap into the massive potential of its rapidly modernizing society, they'll find ways to get in.
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We are modernizing our armed forces, we have reinstituted conscription and our defense spending will reach 2 percent of G.D.P. in 2018.
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As the year comes to a close, the debate over LNG exports and modernizing out energy policy is at a tipping point.
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Just as important, but not generating the same headlines, is expanding and modernizing America's electricity transmission network in a cost-effective manner.
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His national security team is now leading NATO to reinventing and modernizing the alliance to be more effective in the 21st century.
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The FAA is also dealing with such issues as how to integrate drones into the nation's airspace and modernizing air traffic control.
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Last month New York governor, Andrew Cuomo, signed new legislation modernizing the state's 80-year-old law that relaxed the Sunday restrictions.
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The regulation is an update to a 2001 directive on copyright, and is aimed at modernizing those rules for the digital age.
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That means modernizing NEPA to streamline the permitting process while still assuring sound, fact-based environmental reviews and enabling increased infrastructure investment.
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As Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has pushed his vision for modernizing Saudi Arabia, he has increasingly shown little tolerance for criticism.
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Hanna Seidel, a film student who has become a prominent campaigner to ban upskirting in Germany, said international laws desperately need modernizing.
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That's why the idea of building new infrastructure — and modernizing what we already have — enjoys strong bipartisan support, when little else does.
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"This isn't about 'permitting reform,' 'modernizing,' or 'streamlining,'" said Christy Goldfuss, who chaired the Council on Environmental Quality under President Barack Obama.
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"We urge you to continuing work with election officials to help remove additional barriers that exist for modernizing their infrastructure," Poulous said.
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Seniors want what is best for future generations and should welcome modernizing the Social Security program to help their children and grandchildren.
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Even after adjusting for inflation, experts say the cost of modernizing or replacing aging stadiums is generally pricier than a generation ago.
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Diana Ohlbaum is an independent consultant, a principal of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network and a Center for International Policy board member.
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Bartiromo said on Tuesday the Khashoggi incident "flies right in the face of this expectation" that bin Salman was modernizing Saudi Arabia.
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Initially, Lindelof seems to be modernizing the story in the earnest way that many TV shows do: by making the cast diverse.
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At the Bijnor jail, the warden, Radha Krishna Mishra, spoke proudly of modernizing the lockup, including by installing machines that bake roti.
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"My father was all about modernizing existing ideas, and I know this is where he would have wanted to go," Benjamin says.
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But his son, in addition to ramping up his country's weapons of mass destruction, appears intent on modernizing his country's look, too.
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The monuments to lost empires showcase its ancient culture, while the sleek and efficient new metro is evidence of a rapidly modernizing city.
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They're sourcing and modernizing accessories from the past and re-selling them at luxury prices (an eco-friendly alternative to producing something new).
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It's no secret that Adobe is currently in the process of modernizing its Creative Cloud apps and bringing them to every major platform.
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The government's modernizing reforms, backed by Saudi Arabia's business class, have sparked tensions with influential clerics upon whose support the ruling family relies.
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Lagarde urged the German government to spend more money for projects like modernizing public infrastructure in order to bolster growth, the paper added.
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Markle — who was 22006's most googled actress — may be the key to modernizing the monarchy, simply by virtue of who she is.
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Citgo, owned by Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA, last Friday laid off a portion of the 300 workers hired for the modernizing project.
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But that vision, of the two countries modernizing Russia together, is fast fading in a changing world of war, sanctions and mutual recrimination.
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"Modernizing burdensome rules and taxes for craft beverage producers has allowed them to grow their businesses and attract top talent," Wyden told CNBC.
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To stay in the game, brands are modernizing, pushing discounts, enhancing conveniences, adding healthier fare and more to get customers in the door.
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Instagram accounts like brrch_floral are modernizing the art of floral arrangements with usual shapes and garnishes like peacock feathers, aroid blooms, and wheat.
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And Mexico's foreign minister also sent a signal that Mexico would be open to, not dismantling NAFTA, but to modernizing the trade agreement.
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The Indian Air Force has been modernizing its AN-32 fleet, and the missing plane had undergone an overhaul to replace its equipment.
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I urge the Federal Election Commission and Congress to take a serious look at modernizing our voting procedures to reflect 21st century realities.
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For the U.S. to compete in the global economy, modernizing higher education policy to reflect the new reality of adult learners is imperative.
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Payments to military academy cadets would be halted, and there would be a hold on starting new weapon programs or modernizing existing equipment.
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Congress will vote on two pieces of cybersecurity-related legislation this week, including a bill aimed at modernizing the federal government's IT infrastructure.
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The Conservative Party, formerly managed by the prime minister's modernizing clique, is now wholly owned by the Brexiteers, whose direction is radically different.
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The strategy focuses on pursuing terrorists to their source, isolating them from their support systems, and integrating and modernizing tools to combat terrorism.
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A quarter century ago, Bill Clinton broke the GOP's grip on the presidency by modernizing the Democratic message to focus on the future.
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In 2016, he introduced the American Space Renaissance Act, a bill aimed at modernizing the space program and supports privatizing some space missions.
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She has isolated his writing about his own life and set it in chronological order, modernizing spellings and adding discreet commentary when necessary.
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For example, rebuilding and modernizing airports will be of limited value without also addressing our aging and increasingly overwhelmed air traffic control system.
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He is also interested in modernizing agricultural practices in Brazil, the world's largest exporter of soybeans, coffee, sugar, poultry, beef and orange juice.
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"President Macri has the right vision for the Argentine economy and has made important strides toward modernizing the country's economic policy," it said.
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It was bought in 2006 by British property developer Andreas Panayiotou, who renamed the house and spent £40 million ($54 million) modernizing it.
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These projects include automating lending for small businesses, managing veterans' benefits online, modernizing the FBI's biometrics databases, and improving cybersecurity in federal agencies.
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As the digital economy continues to evolve and grow, modernizing the mechanics of how goods flow between countries in North America is critical.
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In the real world, Obama has supported a plan to spend about $1 trillion over the next three decades on modernizing nuclear weapons.
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury recently issued a report calling for reforms aimed at modernizing and expanding access to mortgage lending services.
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Miller said Russia and China have been modernizing and building up their nuclear arsenal, while the U.S. has not been producing new weapons.
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Modernizing the aged infrastructure of the busiest transit hub in the country could cost billions to fix, and any solution, years to implement.
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In Congress, two separate, bipartisan bills also aimed at "modernizing" the federal government's IT practices are currently making their way through the House.
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But also on more intractable problems like ones faced by HUD and Labor, and being sure that they are modernizing their service delivery.
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Pelosi also appointed relatively younger members to lead two select committees: Kathy Castor, 22000, on climate and Derek Kilmer, 218, on modernizing Congress.
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Months of political infighting have held up IMF-backed legislative changes aimed at limiting the power of vested interests and modernizing the economy.
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Jeffrey Yoskowitz, an author of a cookbook modernizing Ashkenazic Jewish food, contends that bialys just don't survive as long as their bagel brethren.
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Every industry had a person that led the march to modernizing the understanding of what black life is: In music, it was Solange.
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The world is modernizing, speeding up, and that means that if he wants to stay alive, Arthur needs to speed up with it.
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His modernizing campaign also includes a plan to reduce the petroleum-rich kingdom's near-total reliance on oil revenue, and to attract tourism.
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The cliché about America today is that we're a country divided between two coasts — two coasts that are liberalizing, pluralizing, globalizing and modernizing.
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He ruled for nearly 50 years, did some modernizing, but pandered to Europe, ignored corruption in his own regime and was finally assassinated.
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Similarly, while modernizing regulation is long overdue, simply throwing the rule book overboard, as Mr. Trump seems to be doing, is a mistake.
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Mr. Peña Nieto oversaw a series of reforms aimed at modernizing the economy, including opening up the oil industry to private foreign investment.
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The orchestra — the oldest in the United States, with its 176th season wrapping up — has quietly been talking about modernizing its dress code.
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Saudi Arabia's modernizing reforms show human capital is the new currency for the Arab kingdom, a member of the royal family said Thursday.
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While many struggle to understand the company's business model, it provides content management in the cloud and modernizing that aspect of enterprise software.
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Modernizing the issue set lawmakers address will put resourceful legislators in the driver's seat and point Congress away from it's current dead end.
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The world around them is modernizing at breakneck pace, but within the walls of Downton Abbey there's a demonstrable resistance to significant change.
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A measure aimed at modernizing the federal government's information technology infrastructure has been included in defense policy legislation approved by the full Senate.
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The project also calls for an extensive upgrade of Tanglewood's grounds, from modernizing its lawn irrigation system to planting about 144 new trees.
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"Modernizing the nation's energy infrastructure should play an integral role in any sort of infrastructure plan moving forward," Upton said in a statement.
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The increased funding, supported by both Democrats and Republicans, will go toward protecting and modernizing federal infrastructure like power grids and power lines.
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Like the just-enacted tax bill, done right, modernizing "America's economic expressway" could reduce costs and make U.S. businesses more productive and competitive.
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In addition to upending the traditional podcast distribution model, Luminary is committed to modernizing another aspect of podcasting: Getting more women on the air.
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Clinton has since released a proposition for modernizing energy infrastructure throughout the US, and did not mention the Keystone XL Pipeline in her plan.
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But perhaps most pertinently, China has been building and modernizing its military at an unprecedented rate, while Taiwan relies on moderate US arms sales.
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When he needed a new press recently, he bought an used machine and sent it to a company that specializes in modernizing such equipment.
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"It is an important year for modernizing the desktop," said Koenigsbauer at the JPMorgan Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference in Boston on Tuesday.
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Political gridlock in Washington has made it difficult to tackle the twin challenges of cutting carbon emissions in the energy sector and modernizing infrastructure.
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He added that it was high time to strengthen the World Trade Organization (WTO) by modernizing its rules framework and improving its monitoring mechanisms.
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Many public policy experts believe that Wisconsin's Civil Service system would benefit from modernizing reforms, as it did in the 1990s under Republican Gov.
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The United States is poised to spend $1 trillion over three decades on modernizing its nuclear arsenal and delivery systems, including bombers and submarines.
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IATA says modernizing European airspace would result in 245 billion euros ($263 billion) of additional GDP and 1 million additional jobs created by 2035.
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Back in 1936, the federal government provided federal loans to expand electricity to thousands living without it, effectively modernizing rural life across the state.
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Obama has invested heavily during his term in modernizing the US nuclear arsenal, and Japan relies on the US nuclear umbrella for extended deterrence.
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The Verge understands these images are simply mockups for now, but that Microsoft is looking at modernizing Windows 10 icons in the long-term.
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Asked about Trump's comments at a news conference later, Trudeau said he was still optimistic about the chances of modernizing the 1994 trade pact.
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As the website notes, he is mainly focused on updating and modernizing the Clerk's office, as well as encouraging voter participation throughout Camden County.
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It's a terrible warning to places like California that the time to start modernizing aging water infrastructure is before a crisis — not during one.
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Whatever happens, it is hard to argue that greater contact with the world will be bad for the large, modernizing, highly educated younger generation.
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Cover: President Donald Trump speaks about modernizing the immigration system in the Rose Garden of the White House, Thursday, May 16, 2019, in Washington.
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The FAA is dealing with a number of other issues, including how to integrate drones into the nation's airspace and modernizing air traffic control.
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North Korea has nuclear weapons, Russia is rapidly modernizing its nuclear arsenal, and there's a chance Washington won't renew it's denuclearization agreements with Moscow.
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But when it comes to integrating apps and modernizing them, because chapter two here is going to driven by modernization of mission critical apps.
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The move shows how social apps must quickly react to feedback if they make a false step in modernizing to adapt to visual communication.
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Increasing regulatory clarity, ensuring adequate scientific capacity, and modernizing regulatory frameworks for advanced therapies, such as regenerative medicine, will also result in vast improvements.
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National Economic Council director Gary Cohn said the infrastructure package would also include "transformative" projects, such as modernizing the system's air traffic control system.
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ON THURSDAY I: A Energy and Commerce Committee panel will hold a hearing on "modernizing" energy and environment laws, including the Clean Air Act.
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Measures like H.R. 6004, the Modernizing Government Technology Act, are a good step in the right direction—but they can't be the only step.
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Ryabkov also said that the United States had violated another bilateral arms agreement — the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty — by modernizing its weapons, TASS reported.
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The United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, European Union currency union members and dozens more nations save tens of millions each year from modernizing their currencies.
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Thoughtfully rebuilding and modernizing our infrastructure will remedy imminent safety and reliability issues, relieve growing congestion and capacity problems, and turbo-charge our economy.
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The first two have to do with modernizing how the companies store data and giving employees of those companies tools like Microsoft's productivity software.
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A big part of his current agenda is modernizing the U.S. Military by ensuring it has access to the best technology and talent available.
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We've made tremendous progress in modernizing the system and Subway Reads is a fun way to introduce riders to the new Wi-Fi experience.
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At best, the approach to modernizing economic development at the federal level is an incredibly nuanced and dynamic process that will require unprecedented collaboration.
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The People's Liberation Army is expanding and modernizing its military conventional and unconventional capabilities, including its vast arsenal of ballistic missiles and cruise missiles.
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That's why it's critical that Congress resist partisan efforts to gut the Federal Communications Commission's recent action modernizing its Lifeline program to support broadband.
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In his new role, Dr. Califf is in a position to improve patient safety—from clinical trial participants to consumers—by modernizing preclinical tests.
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" The extra funding, Schiff added, "is essential to modernizing our government's lagging cyber infrastructure and to investing in the next generation of cyber talent.
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Trump views our NATO allies as tenants behind on rent for the security America provides, while Ryan talks of "modernizing and solidifying" the alliance.
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EDT: President Trump participates in a meeting with tech and business leaders to begin the long process of modernizing the government's information technology systems.
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Going forward, we should prioritize our efforts by modernizing NAFTA to make cross-border transactions with our trade partners faster, easier and less expensive.
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The section establishing a temporary bipartisan committee tasked with making suggestions for modernizing Congress, "including recommendations on … technology and innovation," was particularly eye-catching.
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The agency is re-evaluating and modernizing its approach to the development and regulation of nicotine replacement therapy products to assist smokers in quitting.
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For example, in February 2017, advocates in North Carolina succeed in modernizing the state's HIV disclosure measures to exempt people who are virally suppressed.
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Modernizing agriculture could also help turn it from seasonal to year-round work, said Rouffahi Koabo, director general of CIPMEN, Niger's first business incubator.
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You can support modernizing America's remaining nukes and, at the same time, work to reduce the overall number of nukes the United States has.
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Hearings are a good start, but small businesses are waiting to see the discussion and planning around modernizing our tax code turn to action.
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Vietnam, whose air force flies Russian-made Su-13 fighters and uses the S-300 air defense system, wants to continue modernizing its inventory.
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Experts say Saudi Arabia's moves in soccer dovetail with its long-term goals of modernizing its society and economy and becoming less oil dependent.
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Here he's seen as an enthusiast of all things American, the modernizing and "democratic" prince of the people, the celebrity and would-be king.
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The career of Mr. Dorny, a modernizing force in opera who worked closely with the late Gerard Mortier, has not been without offstage drama.
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The FAA is dealing with a number of major issues, including how to integrate drones into the nation's airspace and modernizing air traffic control.
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He has been pushing for an exception to the earmark ban to secure more money for modernizing the deteriorating water infrastructure in his state.
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Others saw the movie as a vindication of Razieh, whose struggles laid bare the difficulty of leading a devout life in a modernizing nation.
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I'll go through old books, find things that work, tweak them … or find super-old techniques, ways of doing things, then modernizing and adjusting.
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The company was also tasked with upping margins amid a surge of packages, modernizing its sortation network, and introducing new technologies like drone delivery.
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"It is imperative that the Parks Department redouble its efforts to finish capital projects — including modernizing the city's playgrounds — on time," the report said.
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In addition to modernizing the cooking experience, Discovery is also tying together Food Network's TV channel and the Food Network Kitchen app, at times.
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Why it matters: The Act Modernizing Tobacco Control law is the first of its kind prohibiting these products permanently and on a statewide basis.
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In addition to modernizing the rocket-building industry, Relativity has a long-term goal too: building rockets and other pieces of infrastructure on Mars.
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It's time the industry's regulator, the Federal Railroad Agency, make a similar investment in modernizing how it oversees this key sector of the economy.
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In summer of 22019, Russian President Vladimir Putin highlighted the country's military progress, asserting that Russia had achieved "substantial success" in modernizing its forces.
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He said China is modernizing and many Chinese support the Middle Way, a policy that softened Tibetan demands, calling for self-governance within China.
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They include modernizing the economy, making India a leading global power, and redefining India's social contract in a more "pro-Hindu" fashion, he says.
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We take these issues very seriously, and are committed to improving and evolving to support the Democratic Party's goal of modernizing its election processes.
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Like other millennials, they&aposre changing the face of marriage — they&aposre just doing it at an elevated level that&aposs modernizing the monarchy.
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We continue to think creatively about improving and modernizing our workplace to increase collaboration with each other in order to better serve our clients.
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It underwent a full renovation in late 2015, modernizing rooms and public spaces, and opening the three restaurants that highlight the hotel&aposs offerings.
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Of all the visible public figures in the Russian political landscape, Navalny promises the best hope for a cleaner, modernizing and less confrontational future.
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Sprecher, a Wisconsin-born chemical engineer by training, founded ICE in 2000 in Atlanta, Georgia, with the goal of modernizing energy trading through technology.
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The two brothers are largely credited with modernizing the circus, and — more importantly — bringing it back to firm financial standing after the Great Depression.
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The deal could save McDonald's the effort of investing in and modernizing stores, while still allowing it to reap the rewards of franchise fees.
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She brooks no dissent and finds herself in conflict both with an independent-minded underling (Dianna Agron) and with the modernizing archbishop (Denis O'Hare).
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An exhibition in Washington, DC examines how Japanese artists and designers adopted Art Deco to capture the seductive qualities of a rapidly modernizing society.
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China is modernizing rapidly and re-emerging as a major global power, and its military is growing far stronger as it makes that journey.
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It's gentrification at its most basic: modernizing an area to attract wealthier residents while disregarding the poorer residents who lived there in the first place.
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I wanted to surprise people with unexpected flavors and fuck with their minds by modernizing the traditional recipes, making them in a more creative way.
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The CBO estimated the cost of operating, maintaining and modernizing US nuclear forces at an average of $40 billion a year over the next decade.
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At 22018 years old, Lee is a Harvard-educated trilingual business magnate who, until recently, had been seen as a potential modernizing force within Samsung.
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The tech industry is a vital player in modernizing Congress, but democracy cannot be renewed with emojis and private algorithms hosted on an advertising platform.
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" He says, "Likewise, Guyton substitutes the silkscreen with the digital printer to transfer imagery onto canvas, modernizing the medium with the technological advances of today.
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Reducing the complexity of the tax system by modernizing through digital tools would help in tax compliance and reduce the need for audits, Kingston added.
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China is swiftly modernizing its armed forces, in part to counter what it sees as a strategy of containment in the United States' Asian "pivot".
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Given the evidence that he doesn't understand the workings of our most vital technology, the internet, modernizing his knowledge base would be a big challenge.
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Reviving ancient modes of creativity, she thought, offered a retrograde path to a more beautiful life, free from the crushing stresses of a modernizing world.
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The first cracks appeared in 1986 when a rapidly modernizing China introduced new pension schemes and put an end to permanent tenure at state firms.
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When Tunisia's modernizing first president, Habib Bourguiba, did so in 1974, he was targeted by a fatwa from a Saudi cleric and forced to backtrack.
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As part of this change, the U.S. Army eliminated 93 programs, freeing up $3.6 billion to focus funds on six priorities for modernizing the Army.
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"The increased sanctions and pressure will compel the DPRK to further step up its moves for diversifying and modernizing its nuclear force," the statement said.
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In addition, former president Barack Obama's 2016 federal budget "laid the groundwork" for modernizing the U.S. nuclear arsenal, as Bloomberg View noted late last year.
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The execs will join several working group sessions, according to senior White House officials, dealing with a variety of issues related to modernizing government technology.
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A bill aimed at modernizing the United States's aging law covering law enforcement access to emails and other stored files passed the House Monday night.
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Moscow, its major patron through the Cold War, remains the key supplier to the modernizing Vietnamese military, and India and Israel are increasingly important suppliers.
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The effort is spearheaded by Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser whose broad portfolio also includes foreign policy and modernizing the federal government.
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The Army expects to start replacing its M204 squad automatic weapon and M4 carbine in 2023, the general in charge of modernizing soldier lethality said.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that modernizing and maintaining the U.S. nuclear arsenal over the next 30 years will cost more than $1.2 trillion.
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This critical bill, known currently as HR1, will improve American government by modernizing our elections and curbing the influence of big money in political campaigns.
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Kotz said the FDA is committed to modernizing its 510(k) approval process, the regulatory pathway undertaken by manufacturers submitting new devices to the agency.
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For example, we would encourage the director to look into modernizing the patent office's information technology system that would allow examiners to research more efficiently.
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Barack Obama began modernizing the nuclear arsenal before he left office, an effort that will cost an estimated $1.24 trillion over the next three decades.
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This session, they passed a plan to lower severance tax rates on coal producers but did little to address the question of modernizing local economies.
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There's a full week of hearings ahead next week: Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald will speak about modernizing the V.A. at 2 p.m.
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Russia and China have been modernizing their military forces for years while the United States has been engaged in fighting insurgencies in the Middle East.
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Many defense experts, liberals and centrists as well as hawks, agree that more investment is needed in maintenance, training and modernizing aging weapons and equipment.
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The renewable energy narrative accepts the historical legacy of fossil fuels but says: Thank you, but we're modernizing now, and we don't want you anymore.
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"Without modernizing as the world changes, individual welfare will suffer, economic needs will go unmet, and urgent, complex social problems will go unsolved," he added.
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Bankers and their Republican allies in Congress say lawmakers should focus on helping banks expand their services to troubled areas by cutting and modernizing regulations.
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Modernizing the historic shipping route on a tight budget involved gambling on water levels, engineering designs and construction decisions, and any errors could prove disastrous.
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It's a cute set-up, the idea of modernizing your typical quirky, family-focused indie fare (à la Little Miss Sunshine) to reflect the times.
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"The United States faces a revanchist Russia and an expansionist China, both are modernizing their conventional armed forces and expanding their nuclear capabilities," Miller said.
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But now Amazon is eyeing the much bigger prize: modernizing and dominating retail sales in physical locations, mainly through the use of sophisticated data analysis.
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More recent sales have been instrumental in modernizing the stadium in a way that has allowed Green Bay to keep up with the NFL joneses.
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The proposal was part of a broader SEC effort to increase investor protection and mitigate systemic risk by modernizing the Investment Company Act of 2760.
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As Mr. Erdogan sought to secure a place for his country in the European Union, he presented himself as a moderate and modernizing Muslim leader.
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Modernizing the stacks was ruled out as too expensive (about $200 million) and impractical (Hate the sound of someone eating an apple in a library?
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Ignoring the quasi-feudal scene, I made my case for modernizing India, emphasizing the political gains Congress could make by extending freedom to the economy.
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Theatrical adaptations of fairy tales often try to subvert expectations, either by modernizing the stories or by adhering to the works' sometimes morbid original versions.
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The consultants recommended modernizing and streamlining the recruitment and hiring processes so that more qualified candidates could be identified and jobs could be filled faster.
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Third Point has proposed modernizing labels on Campbell's trademark red-and-white cans, an icon whose status in American culture was immortalized by Andy Warhol.
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By modernizing the planning approach with a focus on visualization, automation and data re-usability, he says planning teams could be smaller yet more agile.
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The Moroccan state presents itself as modernizing, and argues that it is forced to go slow with reforms to accommodate a conservative society and Islamists.
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The Kremlin's most visible progress comes in the sphere of modernizing its nuclear weapons and improving offensive capabilities that can bypass U.S. missile defense systems.
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Both banks and community groups have long called for modernizing the CRA, a 1977 law that was written decades before the advent of digital banking.
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We got a first look at Windows 10X earlier this week, and you can read our hands-on to see how Microsoft is modernizing Windows.
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Rather, for revival to occur, the island needs to supplement its ambitious efforts at budget consolidation with serious efforts at reforming and modernizing its economy.
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The House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health will hold a hearing on modernizing the Food and Drug Administration's regulation of over-the-counter drugs.
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Our novelists aim at modernizing Shakespeare by adding history or a greater sense of justice or more compassion to plays that seem to lack them.
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The Modernizing Government Travel Act would give government employees the right to seek reimbursement for official travel by Uber, Lyft or other ride-hailing companies.
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King Amanullah, who ordered its construction, was deposed before it was finished, by a revolt led by conservative mullahs against his modernizing rule in 1929.
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As New York City's sprawling subway faces a deepening crisis over delays, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority says that modernizing the signals is a top priority.
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"In light of Russia's modernizing and increasingly aggressive force posture EUCOM recommends augmenting our assigned and rotational forces to enhance our deterrence posture," Scaparrotti said.
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Mr. Santos, by contrast, represents the liberal, moderate and modernizing right that has understood that Colombia must overcome political violence in order to develop economically.
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On Thursday, the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Nutrition is holding a hearing to discuss modernizing the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program otherwise known as food stamps.
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Mr. Cuomo outlined a plan to spend more than $10 billion modernizing Kennedy's terminals and improving the highway and transit systems connected to the airport.
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We're proud to have fueled a grassroots movement of independent dental professionals who are just as passionate as we are about modernizing a tired industry.
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On its own limited terms, the show does yield useful insight into Degas's modernizing transition from careful to spontaneous style, starting in the eighteen-seventies.
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Most groups are keeping their powder dry on specific issues, and lobbyists say that discussions remain broad in scope and focused on modernizing the agreement.
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Modernizing the data collection process will help address the second point: The government needs to reassess the accuracy of the data that it is collecting.
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" The airline group added that "modernizing Air Traffic Control is a critical step toward enhancing safety and making flying more dependable and efficient for consumers.
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"When they had a little bit of money, people would start modernizing their houses because they wanted to belong" to the new era, he recalled.
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He further said the two sides were working "much more closely together than not" on the issue of modernizing and reforming the World Trade Organization.
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By the end of the exhibition, the through line of modernizing technique is lost and Delacroix has been nearly abandoned in favor of Impressionist examples.
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"Toyota is pleased to hear that progress is being made by U.S. and Mexico negotiators to reach a consensus on modernizing NAFTA," the car maker said.
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"We're modernizing the healthcare experience for both physicians and patients at the precise point where care happens — the medical practice," CEO of CareCloud Ken Comée says.
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Since Chinese President Xi Jinping took office in late 2012, he has made strengthening and modernizing the military a very key part of his policy platform.
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It's possible this adaptation will take a similar approach as the first chapter's, modernizing the gist of the story to take it in creatively creepy directions.
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The YouTube channel is a hip addition to the block, taking classic elements from Sesame Street's 46-year history and modernizing them with an Internet slant.
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It may be slow at modernizing, but Walmart is a big enough asshole that it could have a legitimate shot at being a real tech company.
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Ashley's claim comes as longstanding arms control agreements between US and Russia are under strain or unraveling and both sides are focused on modernizing their arsenals.
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New services that allow people to order food from their smartphones, via text, and with voice-recognition devices like Amazon's Echo smartspeaker are modernizing traditional delivery.
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" The official announcements at the end of the meeting on Thursday will most likely to focus on the official theme of "modernizing the system of governance.
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Economists believe modernizing India's existing antiquated, inefficient tax system will significantly stimulate the economy, potentially adding 1.5 to 2 percentage points to GDP growth a year.
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In Finland, we aim for better motivation by modernizing our learning environments, by including students in planning school work, and by taking advantage of new technologies.
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On Monday, Apple called on lawmakers to form a committee to study the implications of the government requests, and to look into modernizing US privacy laws.
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These include... "Modernizing and emphasizing" energy science curricula at all schooling levels, such as programs now available for 2-year associates' degrees in efficiency and renewables.
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The Music Modernization Act is a huge step towards making that a reality, modernizing the outdated licensing system to suit the digital world we live in.
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In addition, the Cloud Innovate team helps its clients speed up their cloud migrations with a focus on moving to microservices and modernizing their existing applications.
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The Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act provides two funding channels for the purchase of new IT equipment that would be cheaper to run and more secure.
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One of the biggest proposed reforms is modernizing the Copyright Office's technology infrastructure so it can carry out its roles and responsibilities in the connected world.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers has reintroduced a bill aimed at modernizing federal information technology, returning focus to an issue Congress attempted to tackle last year.
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More recently, leftist Workers Party governments drew closer to Cuba and Brazil extended substantial loans to the Cuban government for projects such as modernizing Mariel port.
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That's why I am proud to see unions and diverse education groups united to form TeachStrong, a campaign dedicated to modernizing and elevating the teaching profession.
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Among plans to continue overhauling and modernizing the Brazil food safety system, the country is carrying out a plan to centralize inspections of slaughterhouses, Maggi said.
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We have also begun modernizing the way pilots and air traffic controllers talk to one another, using text communications (called DataComm) instead of outdated voice systems.
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Modernizing the business Akinlagun launched his business after being asked to supply alcohol for a friend's wedding and suffering a bad experience with the informal economy.
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Trump urged business and government leaders to "pave the way in modernizing the workplace" noting that workplace policies must "mirror our values" of work and family.
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"Russia is modernizing its existing fleet of Oscar-class multipurpose attack nuclear submarines and producing their next generation Severodvinsk Yasen-class," US Pacific Command chief Adm.
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After all, the past 12 months have seen him blitz world capitals, wooing politicians, business leaders and populations alike promoting his vision for modernizing his country.
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In an interview with The Colorado Springs Gazette, he said that his administration had made progress modernizing the department and providing veterans with more timely care.
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Modernizing the regulatory landscape will actually make us far safer, and it can be done in a way that still provides necessary oversight, reviews and standards.
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A wide-ranging discussion covered the fundamentals of universal basic income, the path to modernizing the federal government, and the argument against breaking up big tech.
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Those serving in the U.S. Senate can fight undeniable violence against women by modernizing this 25-year-old bill and making it responsive to today's threats.
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In an ideal world, the tax debate would focus on raising additional revenue to pay for urgent needs, including repairing and modernizing our crumbling public infrastructure.
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Mr. Trump also breaks with other Republicans by embracing large-scale spending on infrastructure, to create jobs and drive growth by modernizing roads, bridges and airports.
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"I wish the new Congress and the new administration had started out by talking about modernizing our infrastructure, something that brings people together," Van Hollen said.
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They include modernizing the technology and data architectures of every federal department and agency; providing broadband service to all Americans; and re-evaluating workforce training programs.
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The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will kick off the process with a Wednesday hearing in the full committee on modernizing the Endangered Species Act.
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Once you've conquered your online listing, the next step is modernizing your digital presence by paying attention to online listings and nurturing your reputation in reviews.
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Modernizing public transport with better routes and more electric buses and trains could help lower Costa Rica's dependency on individual vehicles and cut emissions, Guerrero said.
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The Obama administration, which was notoriously close to Silicon Valley's ruling class, put a lot of time and resources into modernizing government internet practices and services.
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Remember those long-ago days — say, 2014 — when it looked as though conservative reformers were perhaps on the verge of reshaping and modernizing the Republican Party?
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is currently modernizing its regulations for high-risk facilities and should require all facilities to adopt safer chemicals when feasible.
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Battered by the drop in oil prices, Pemex announced cuts of 100 billion pesos ($5.42 billion) that will affect its industrial arm, charged with modernizing refineries.
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"This is part of a series of meetings we've had, actually, and they've been about modernizing the IT that is in our government," Rometty told Cramer.
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To sustain China's global rise, Mr. Xi is modernizing China's military and investing heavily in a $1 trillion international trade initiative known as Belt and Road.
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Modernizing the nuclear triad is necessary Nuclear deterrence only works if an adversary believes the other side has the capability and will to use its weapons.
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CAIRO — President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi likes to flaunt his plans for modernizing Egypt, like the flashy new administrative capital rising from the desert outside Cairo.
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" Kelly Lawler of USA Today writes, "It is faithful to the original while modernizing and expanding the story to make it more epic and more poignant.
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That is a far shorter timeline than previous estimates from subway officials who have said that modernizing signals across the system could take nearly 50 years.
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"The problem is that you've got people sitting in government ministries who aren't going to give up their dreams of modernizing through hydropower," Mr. Baird said.
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The standardized practice called Traditional Chinese Medicine does treat menopause, because it was developed as a part of the Maoist government's project of modernizing Chinese medicine.
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Jared Kushner, the son-in-law whose packed portfolio includes the Office of American Innovation, updated tech executives on progress in modernizing the government's technology infrastructure.
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"We would like to focus bipartisan efforts on modernizing the existing system," said Mary Alice McCarthy, director of the Center on Education & Skills at New America.
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The secret lies in keeping its core customers happy, while modernizing packaging and production, says Liz Dee, one of the founder's granddaughters and currently co-president.
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In part, that is because restoration and preservation would put them at odds with powerful local developers or hinder modernizing projects intended to improve economic activity.
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These hyper-inflated estimates aside, there will be substantial costs for modernizing the nuclear deterrent, especially the cost of TRIAD modernization and rebuilding the weapons infrastructure.
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Bringing high speed rail to the Northeast Corridor and modernizing the Brent Spence Bridge over the Ohio River are just two examples of potentially transformational projects.
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We've made some progress on a path toward modernizing and protecting our energy infrastructure, promoting innovation and energy efficiency while strengthening U.S. energy security and jobs.
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"Modernizing the U.S. electrical grid is essential to reducing carbon emissions, creating safeguards against attacks on our infrastructure, and keeping the lights on," Moniz said Thursday.
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"The tech sector will need to step up and exercise more responsibility while governments catch up by modernizing tech policies," Mr. Smith and Ms. Browne write.
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Unlike depriving millions of Americans of health insurance, revamping America's outdated tax code and modernizing our run-down infrastructure are progressive causes Democrats should be for.
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The agency said it is "re-evaluating and modernizing" its approach to regulating nicotine replacement therapies (NRT), which are typically sold as gums, patches and lozenges.
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The state could do a better job modernizing and digitizing its classrooms, but with a tradition dating back to the 17th century, some things take time.
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Russia is modernizing its triad legs; abandoned its "no first use" policy; and adopted a military strategy of preemptive, early use of nukes in all conflicts.
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Every time we deploy tech for the means of modernizing a process, we need to remember this end goal and make sure we're getting it right.
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" Kanye also wrote about issues on which he felt he could influence Trump, writing, "These issues include bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago.
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For many Saudis, the festival is a major expression of national pride, safeguarding a cultural heritage that is fast disappearing in the kingdom's rapidly modernizing society.
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The process of renegotiating NAFTA, which will commence this quarter, will even take on a more moderate tone that emphasizes modernizing — rather than overturning — the agreement.
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This year, the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take a major step toward modernizing that system, introducing injectable contraceptives free of charge in government facilities.
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The carmaker said it spent 4443 million euros modernizing the 60-year-old factory, VW's first plant outside Germany, where the Virtus and Polo will be assembled.
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In modernizing the 510(k) approval process, the FDA wants to nudge companies to base new products on devices that are no older than 10 years old.
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The ECA added that the international match calendar, which allocates dates for national team matches and international club competitions to avoid clashes with domestic games, needed modernizing.
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Ironically, some of these machines were acquired in the wake of the "hanging chad" debacle of the 2000 presidential election, with the goal of modernizing voting systems.
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"We want to help more enterprise companies make better use of their data, while modernizing data warehousing infrastructure and making use of cloud data warehouses," he explained.
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By modernizing how the law is practically applied, the proposed changes to NEPA will help fix our nation's crumbling infrastructure while maintaining the environmental protections Americans demand.
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The Microsoft exec ascribed the growth of Teams to the large numbers of companies in the process of modernizing their internal communications tools and their corporate cultures.
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Kushner gets a weekly update on the progress on modernizing the government's IT. He once had a near-limitless portfolio as a top adviser to the president.
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The statement agreed to by the seven leaders would commit them to modernizing the World Trade Organization and strive to reduce tariff barriers, nontariff barriers, and subsidies.
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An end-to-end deal and loan management system, it's aimed towards modernizing an industry that hasn't been up-to-date ever since the '08 financial crisis.
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Last year the group unveiled Vision 2030 — named for the year today's kindergartners will graduate from high school — aimed at modernizing education to produce an agile workforce.
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Dwane Casey, an assistant on that Mavs team of destiny, did everything he could to make their squad better, modernizing the offense, making some smart bench acquisitions.
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The coffee chain, which opened its 30,000th location this year, is using several tactics to entice customers, like modernizing stores, expanding delivery and tweaking its loyalty program.
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The partnership is the latest joint effort between a large bank and a financial technology startup focused on modernizing finance through more user friendly and efficient technology.
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Coya, a Berlin-based insurance startup, has raised $30 million in new cash as investors around the world continue to see opportunities in modernizing the insurance industry.
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White liberals are pro-Meghan and some seem to think that Harry marrying a mixed-race woman is a sign that the royal family is truly modernizing.
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The CAP report is pressing policymakers to address the issue by incentivizing the removal of unnecessary dams, while modernizing the structures that are considered beneficial and necessary.
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While I was at the White House, we aggressively undertook building new global engagement initiatives and modernizing public diplomacy programs that remained stuck in a bygone era.
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How it happened: Tech leaders met at the White House on Monday to talk about modernizing government technology, with a meeting with Trump capping off the gathering.
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But there are signs that the app is modernizing: new screenshots show Instagram moving away from its blue-and-orange aesthetic into plain old black and white.
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To make matters worse, both the U.S. and Russia are modernizing their already formidable nuclear arsenals, making them even more deadly; these plans extend over several decades.
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The UK government has been urged to completely rehaul public services for trans individuals, including modernizing "outdated" equality laws to bring them in line with public opinion.
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And he is reportedly frustrated by the rise of Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, whose ever-expanding portfolio includes Middle East peace and modernizing the government.
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Developers had bought 79 sponsor units in the 1962 co-op and overhauled them while modernizing common areas; the renovated apartments went on the market in 2014.
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Either way, the defense authorization committees can't keep getting a free pass on modernizing and streamlining our armed forces to meet current threats in a judicious way.
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So as we begin down the path of modernizing our federal IT systems, it's valuable to review what has worked and what hasn't in the real world.
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No ideologue, she is a hard-liner on immigration but supported gay marriage and has described her Conservative Party as "the nasty party" in need of modernizing.
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In addition to job creation and economic growth, industry sources expect the airline executives to especially broach the subject of modernizing the nation's air traffic control system.
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Its work recently culminated in a final report in September 85033 that recommended improving secure access to data, modernizing privacy protections and strengthening government's evidence-building capacity.
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According to the White House, the department will tackle everything from modernizing government to informing economic policymaking, and is supposed to consult with the Director of OSTP.
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The project is part of Americans for Farmers & Families, a broad-based coalition of more than 100 food and agriculture stakeholders focused on preserving and modernizing NAFTA.
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But while the number of warheads has gone down, both nations are actively modernizing their weapons, making them harder to detect and more lethal than ever before.
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We use Yooka-Laylee as a reason to dive deeper into the merits of modernizing nostalgia, while Austin tries to provide some clarification on his bird opinions.
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Both original co-sponsors of the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act say they will soon reintroduce the bill aimed at ridding the government of outdated IT systems.
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The nuclear review reaffirms support for maintaining and modernizing all three legs of the triad, meaning the ability to deliver nuclear weapons by land, sea and air.
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The Trump administration has made modernizing government IT a major priority, and it will fall to Kent to spearhead many of the administration's priorities on federal technology.
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Not least, the Russian military is flexing its muscle in the region, reviving Cold War-era military bases along its northern coast and modernizing its nuclear submarines.
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The scheme aimed to help integrate Ukraine's economy with those of its EU neighbors by building or modernizing checkpoints at crossings with Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Romania.
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Her voice was a smoky, rough-edged alto, and her music was exuberantly upbeat, drawing on various samba styles and modernizing samba without succumbing to pop trends.
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Fortunately, we now know the circumstances that give rise to zoonotic outbreaks, and we have the technology to vastly reduce this risk by modernizing our food system.
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Following the Taiping Rebellion, the Qing Dynasty was ruled for roughly 40 years by Empress Dowager Cixi, who is credited with the early stages of modernizing China.
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The significant financial burden of modernizing homes to add ramps, railings or benches should not prevent those on limited incomes from living safely in their own homes.
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At the same time, terrorist groups have also innovated, with Hezbollah modernizing itself into a hybrid force of guerrillas, anti-tank fighters, information specialists and armed drones.
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They continue to make statements that they're modernizing their nuclear forces and their space forces, and I can tell you in the unclassified world they're doing that.
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North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations resumed this week in Montreal with a sixth round of talks aimed at modernizing the nearly 2628-year-old agreement.
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The US Army is modernizing, and that means changing the way it manages its people as much as it does developing new weapon systems for future warfare.
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Saudi Arabia lauded him for modernizing his country, while the Houthi rebels, who are fighting Saudi Arabia in Yemen's war, praised his efforts to end the conflict.
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He spent more than two years modernizing Yiddish, converting it to the Latin alphabet, revising the spelling, and constructing a grammar, the first Yiddish grammar ever recorded.
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Broadly speaking, Mr. Trump has said his military priorities include buying more warships and warplanes, increasing the number of American ground troops and modernizing the nuclear arsenal.
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Members of Congress — in the House and Senate alike — are being lobbied now by status-quo interests that would keep Puerto Rico from modernizing its energy policy.
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WE CERTAINLY HAVE GOT TO DO THINGS ABOUT MODERNIZING SOME OF OUR BRANDS AROUND BABY, MOVING EVEN FASTER TO THE E-CHANNEL, BUT OVERALL WE'RE VERY CONFIDENT.
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The company, whose brands include Schneiders and namesake Maple Leaf, recently completed a program started in 2010 to boost earnings by shutting some plants and modernizing others.
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Ohlbaum is an independent consultant, co-chair of the Accountability Working Group of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network and a principal of Turner4D, a strategic communications firm.
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Modernizing our electronic privacy laws – through both of these bills – are important steps toward setting a global standard for access to data while meeting our privacy expectations.
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The House-passed version of the bill would have denied funding for the treaty and for modernizing an Air Force drone used in a treaty-related flights.
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The negotiators will have to simultaneously address the many multifaceted substantive issues in modernizing NAFTA while managing the minefield of the political calendar in the year ahead.
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The threats we and our government and corporate customers confront are so numerous and so capable of modernizing themselves that mere humans can't keep up with them.
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"That does mean we are modernizing our economy and with change comes uncertainty," she said, adding that growing turbulence in world trade was probably worsening business gloom.
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CNN and other media organizations that Trump attacks are modernizing the journalistic excellence of Murrow during the McCarthy years, and Woodward and Bernstein during the Watergate years.
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Also on Tuesday, a House Energy and Commerce subcommitee holds a hearing on modernizing the DOE, with a focus on legislation to improve cybersecurity and emergency response.
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Modernizing and maintaining the United States' nuclear arsenal would cost $2900 trillion over the next 220006 years, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said in a Tuesday report.
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The achievement not only shows scientists how to use the same methods to sequence other venomous snake species, it also unlocks the door to modernizing antivenom production.
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At the same time, mindful of Mr. Trump's hard-line threats and unpredictability, Mexico has been exploring new trade deals with other countries and modernizing old ones.
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Hu, without missing a beat, responded that what kept him awake was creating 25 million jobs a year to feed the beast that is China's modernizing economy.
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A DIY blog post from August 2014 recommends modernizing thrift store paintings that are "a wee bit tacky" by partially submerging them in paint, frame and all.
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Some states are modernizing their nuclear arsenals, and there is a real danger that more countries will try to procure nuclear weapons, as exemplified by North Korea.
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The work includes modernizing the scoreboard, adding seats to the upper deck (with cup holders) and waterproofing measures to the upper deck, starting as soon as next week.
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"The council could commit to reforming, modernizing and streamlining federal regulations governing space launch," Shotwell told members of the council , which is chaired by Vice President Mike Pence.
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The company is modernizing its stores by introducing digital menus and adding wooden tables and faux leather chairs as it seeks to attract diners in a competitive market.
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Others included modernizing the venerable field notebook to the age of smartphones and converting cladograms — the family trees that show the evolutionary relationships among species — to digital formats.
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UPS is the world's largest package delivery company and favors modernizing NAFTA, including adding provisions for e-commerce and clarifying rules for small businesses to operate across borders.
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However, 5G's success is contingent on modernizing outdated policy frameworks that dictate infrastructure overhauls and establishing the proper balance of public-private partnerships to encourage investment and deployment.
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He was…Read more ReadThe purpose of the meeting of the American Technology Council on Monday was, ostensibly, to discuss some disruptive ideas for modernizing the US government.
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Three independent estimates put the expected total cost of modernizing the US nuclear forces over the next 30 years at as much as $1 trillion, the association said.
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The FAA is also dealing with such issues as integrating drones into the nation's airspace, modernizing air traffic control and setting minimum rest periods for airline flight attendants.
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" According to The Bookseller, "modernizing" in this case doesn't mean snazzing up the Brontë Parsonage's dull Twitter account, but making "the organization more business-minded, with more rules.
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The company, whose brands include Schneiders and namesake Maple Leaf, recently completed a restructuring program started in 2010 to boost earnings by shutting some plants and modernizing others.
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"Uzbekistan is a country with huge potential and the new administration seems to be very committed to modernizing the country," said Salvetti who visited Uzbekistan earlier this year.
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As she put it, customers will respect the fact that the company is modernizing and looking at more efficient ways to do the work they are doing today.
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K&R insurers have been adapting to ransomware-related claims - some are modernizing coverage by setting up Bitcoin accounts for clients to speed up ransom payments, brokers said.
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The Belgian government has spent 66 million euros ($77 million) modernizing the museum, set in a palatial, neoclassical building in a sprawling park just outside the capital Brussels.
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Before any tangible American victories can be achieved, the U.S. will need to pay less attention to incessantly modernizing technologies and more attention to shaping imaginative security ideas.
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For the past 15 years, regardless of the state of the Russian economy or, for that matter, the price of oil, Russia relentlessly has been modernizing its forces.
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Southampton Inn is "modernizing everything" said the owner Dede Gotthelf, including a new restaurant, Cafe Klyde, which offers banquets and clambakes, and Carry Out Cafe Klyde for takeout.
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Proposed solutions included ensuring banks provide real-time payments, reconstituting the public safety net, modernizing banking regulation, and creating a responsible federal framework for innovative financial technology companies.
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Ambitious and energetic, the modernizing prince is driven by regret that his kingdom, the largest Arab economy and the world's top oil exporter, has fallen behind smaller neighbors.
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Tom Steyer released a plan for rural communities that would invest hundreds of billions of dollars in modernizing energy infrastructure, expanding broadband, fighting climate change and more. Gov.
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Replacing retiring generation, meeting cyber security needs, integrating new renewables, and modernizing the electric grid to meet changing demands will require new infrastructure investment to ensure service reliability.
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Hun Sen said the $40 million to be spent by Cambodia was in addition to a total of $290 million already given by China for modernizing the forces.
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We are grateful that Congress has taken the first bipartisan steps toward modernizing this program, and we are hopeful that, this year, Congress will get the job done.
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Technology executives from Apple, Amazon, Oracle and other American companies are expected to gather at the White House on Monday in a summit aimed at modernizing the government.
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Why does the Congress refuse to comport federal law with the states in modernizing Title 21 of the United States Code to reflect the failure of marijuana prohibition?
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Ohlbaum is an independent consultant, co-chair of the Accountability Working Group of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network and a board member of the Center for International Policy.
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M.T.A. managers pleaded with Mr. Cuomo last year to help pay for a five-year capital plan of $32 billion for modernizing tracks, stations, signals and other equipment.
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"Modernizing the nation's nuclear delivery systems is the department's number one priority, and these programs are fully funded in the [fiscal] 2019 budget," the Pentagon's budget proposal reads.
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Since then, she has played a crucial role in modernizing NYSE's trading operations, including the rollout of Pillar, an integrated trading platform that connects all the NYSE's markets.
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Otherwise, we could very well be wasting time, effort and taxpayer dollars chasing the next big thing, when modernizing the original is the most effective and efficient option.
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Now that essentially everyone who wants a job can get a job, it's time to help employees get better and more secure careers that reflect the modernizing economy.
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Jim Kolbe served in the U.S. House as an Arizona Republican from 1985-2007 and is now an honorary co-chair of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN).
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The changes are part of Carter's "Force of the Future" initiative, which aims to attract and retain recruits by modernizing policies to better compete with the private sector.
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Air-delivery service: FedEx has the world's largest cargo air fleet at over 650 planes and is in the midst of modernizing its "World Hub" in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Each of these proposals may sound relatively modest, but they are important steps to modernizing our employment and savings systems, which would ultimately help more people help themselves.
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Thursday's event, titled "American Leadership in Emerging Technology," is the second big piece of the White House's Technology Week, continuing on from Tuesday's discussion about modernizing government technology.
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He worked with the growth team in some of Facebook's breakout years before the IPO, and ran all of Messenger product during its modernizing 3.0 redesign in 2013.
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In fact, a poll conducted earlier this year shows voters agree 2:1 on modernizing one-dollar currency when they learn of the budget savings it will achieve.
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It is fair to say that the early concepts for modernizing the air traffic management system have been modified as more was learned and with fluctuations in funding.
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Policies to encourage more investment in modernizing the grid, and to discourage further strategizing over how to keep dying business models alive, are in the country's best interest.
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Infrastructure investment also benefits U.S. farmers and ranchers by improving high speed internet access, modernizing water and waste treatment facilities, and providing reliable, affordable power in rural communities.
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Here's how Atoms is modernizing the footwear experience: Image via Jeff Macke Image via Jeff Macke At $179, Atoms are pricier than $100 lifestyle Nikes or $79 Allbirds.
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Modernizing government technology and the methods of delivering services to Americans is a bipartisan priority — and crucially needed, according to Cutts, who joined the agency in June 2016.
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With members of Congress and representatives from think tanks and the business community, the delegation will discuss modernizing reforms of the Egyptian government and progress made to date.
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Even Mr. Trump's harshest critics concede that the United States must take steps as Russia and China have invested heavily in modernizing their forces, making them more lethal.
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The report, from 2012, did not claim that those people voted illegally in an election, as it was written as an argument for modernizing the US voting system.
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With its image as a modernizing economic powerhouse tarnished in recent weeks, Saudi officials were not subtle in their efforts to remind the world of the country's resources.
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The musicologist and conductor Leon Botstein said that Brahms was acutely aware that he lived in a time in which modernizing forces threatened a rupture with the past.
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About 4,300 of these are controlled by Vladimir Putin's Russia, which has been investing heavily in modernizing its forces and ominously flaunting a new range of destructive weapons.
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The disaster was a stunning reminder of the poor safety conditions on India's railways and the frequency of crowd-related accidents, even in rapidly modernizing metropolises like Mumbai.
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Today's election is expected to show how far the highest powers in Iran have moved from current President Hassan Rouhani's modernizing agenda in favor of conservatives and hardliners.
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During the final years of the Qing dynasty (1644-24) a leading official, Zhang Zhidong, made Wuhan the base for modernizing China's armies and industries using Western technology.
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Modernizing our Army this way is essential for strengthening our advantage over national competitors, and it will ensure our ability to fight and win if we have to.
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By turning this distinct, mixed heritage into an overriding national value, Qaboos was able to unite a divided population — now about 4.6 million strong — under his modernizing regime.
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Both administrations, for example, called for modernizing the trade agreements for a digital age, addressing competition with state-owned enterprises and developing provisions to protect intellectual property rights.
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So some of the work about modernizing and moving to the cloud is thinking through those dynamics so you create less choke points to potentially cause a shutdown.
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"Modernizing the nation's nuclear delivery systems is the department's number one priority, and these programs are fully funded in the [fiscal] 21625 budget," the Pentagon's budget proposal reads.
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Negotiators have been meeting in Mexico this week in the seventh round of talks aimed at revamping and modernizing the 24-year old North American Free Trade Agreement.
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We considered the issues the companies were trying to solve, from building technology to modernizing the decades-old TV industry and preparing marketers for privacy legislation and regulation.
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The Senate Monday evening voted overwhelmingly to pass the fiscal year 2018 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which included the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act as an amendment.
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In introducing the Modernizing Recreational Fisheries Management Act (Modern Fish Act) this past spring, Congress has the best opportunity in years for improving the federal fisheries management system.
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But the court rejected her case -- as did the Court of Appeal one year later, where the judge argued that modernizing the rule was a matter for Parliament.
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These requirements were praised by aid effectiveness advocates, including the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network, and represent a generational leap ahead for most U.S. government providers of foreign assistance.
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Washington and Moscow are also modernizing old weapons systems and building new ones, at a cost of $494 billion over the next decade in the United States alone.
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After earning his degree in dairy science from Virginia Tech, Mr. Flory returned to his family farm in Dublin, Va., in 2009, with ideas for modernizing its operations.
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The proposal includes recommendations for modernizing ports of entry along the U.S. border to ensure safe trade while preventing illegal activity such as drug smuggling, the official said.
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And while this was certainly one of the more historic and far-reaching instances of modernizing religious text, King Saud had intermixed religion and technology nearly 25 years prior.
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HPM Partners' Jim Lebenthal noted that "it's a highly competitive industry," and that investors shouldn't place too much value on technological advances since many fast food companies are modernizing.
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Reichert led a delegation of 10 other Ways and Means members to Montreal to meet with negotiators from all three countries and express support for modernizing the trade agreement.
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The official suggested Silva's new role could also affect a $480 million grant through the U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation, aimed at modernizing Sri Lanka's urban transport system and infrastructure.
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Foot traffic to stores has been falling, so the company has been investing heavily in modernizing its U.S. stores with self-serve kiosks, digital menu boards and other upgrades.
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Here's what's at stake: If Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is connected, this undercuts the image he has been trying to build of himself as a modernizing reformer.
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Excluding an 11 cent per share charge related to modernizing its network, UPS earned $1.39 per share, missing analysts' average estimate of $1.41, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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JEDI, potentially worth $10 billion over 10 years, has been positioned by the Pentagon as crucial to modernizing its use of technology—and making the US military more deadly.
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ArcelorMittal said it plans to invest a further 2.4 billion euros cleaning up and modernizing Ilva, which has been dogged by charges of corruption and environmental crime for years.
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And the numbers are a thing that need modernizing — we use them as identification in everything from mortgages to job applications, despite the fact that they're easy to steal.
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Amid Beijng's aggressive island-building activity in the area, leaders in Hanoi are hoping Obama will end the current arms embargo that prevents Vietnam from modernizing its armed forces.
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Canada and Mexico say several U.S. proposals for modernizing the North American Free Trade Agreement are unacceptable, prompting increasing concern that Washington could walk away from the trilateral deal.
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CoLoadX is about modernizing ocean freight shipping, with the end-goal to not only save on shipping costs, but become the de factor way of doing shipping at scale.
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It was Purnama who ordered the evictions from Luar Batang's slums to make way for one of his many infrastructure projects aimed at modernizing this clogged and chaotic city.
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That's why DDR: The Movie is obviously a stealth sequel to Footloose, modernizing the brand by hitching its star to the most popular dance video game series ever made.
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Reform Medicaid and Medicare Trump's transition website has launched and now promises reforms to the program, including modernizing Medicare and offering "flexibility" to states' administering Medicaid for "innovative" solutions.
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Despite completely changing the vision — and, in some people's eyes, modernizing it — Saint Laurent, the business, went on to outperform season after season, according to French luxury group Kering.
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Speaking on a panel, he said young Saudis and the promotion of moderate Islam were the key to his modernizing "dream" for his country, the world's largest oil exporter.
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Open data will be key to modernizing the clinical trial process and integrating AI and other advanced techniques used for analyses, which would greatly improve health care in general.
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"FSIS is excited to continue modernizing inspection practices, while allowing opportunities for industry to innovate and streamline food production," said Acting Deputy Under Secretary for Food Safety Carmen Rottenberg.
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As chairman of the House Oversight subcommittee on information technology, he spoke in support of encryption and introduced the Modernizing Government Technology Act, which passed the House in September.
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" He added that those policies would include quickly ratifying the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a major trade deal, modernizing the U.S. business tax system and "embracing a smart regulatory environment.
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" And yet, Trump is also right when he says that, "even 2 percent of GDP is insufficient to close the gaps in modernizing, readiness, and the size of forces.
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SAS is also taking other initiatives, such as modernizing its fleet, examining the potential of biofuels and supporting efforts to develop electric and hybrid aircraft in partnership with Airbus.
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"Some states are modernizing their nuclear arsenals, and there is a real danger that more countries will try to procure nuclear weapons, as exemplified by North Korea," Andersen said.
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Modernizing the Stark Law is crucial to realizing Congress' goal of shifting the Medicare program from a fee-for-service payment system to a structure that rewards care coordination.
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"It's about modernizing the way we wear eyeliner," she explained of her technique — which stood out for not only its impactful quality, but also for its ease of application.
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The House on Tuesday passed legislation aimed at modernizing the IRS, the latest step forward for a bill that has bipartisan support from lawmakers in both chambers of Congress.
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Paul succeeded Pope John XXIII and guided the Church through the concluding part of the Second Vatican Council, initiated under his predecessor, and the implementation of its modernizing reforms.
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Earlier this year Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Inspector General released a report showing how the agency has bungled the business side of modernizing the nation's air traffic control system.
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It's hard to attain a lyrical style that's individual to you—but to keep modernizing it and to keep you interested in your passion is a whole other story.
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Remember, Trump didn't just say in December that he'd be fine with the US modernizing its nukes — he said he'd be fine with an out-and-out arms race.
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Pushing technology at 'a speed that it's never gone before' Easterbrook made modernizing in-store technology a key focus of his strategy when he came on board in 2015.
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The House Oversight Committee's unanimous approval of the measure came just days after a bipartisan, bicameral group of lawmakers introduced the new version of the Modernizing Government Technology Act.
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Pennsylvania's biggest improvement is in Education, where it moves up 211 spots to No. 219, thanks to rising high school test scores and modest progress in modernizing school classrooms.
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The key words that I always use with the players is modifying and modernizing to try to attract a larger audience and extend the reach of this incredible game.
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Then, in 203 I assisted the State Department with other United Nations countries in modernizing international standards for the treatment of prisoners, now known as the Nelson Mandela Rules.
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They have doubled their annual infrastructure spending to nearly $750 million this year, including rebuilding tracks and stations, modernizing signals and adopting new technology like real-time travel alerts.
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"People are craving some of that nondigital world and bookstores are providing that, but we also have to make sure we're modernizing and keeping up with trends," said Estep.
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Like a lot of companies in the travel (and especially the airline) industry, Sabre runs plenty of legacy systems and is currently in the process of modernizing its infrastructure.
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"The president is glad for the job that [Shulkin]'s been doing in reforming the VA and modernizing the VA," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Thursday.
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I talked to some companies who are located outside of Silicon Valley and outside of the tech industry who are modernizing their workspaces in the style of tech companies.
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It's a shrewd, modernizing change that frees Wendy from the straitjacket of gender, allowing her simply to be a child rather than a surrogate mom or potential romantic foil.
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The Department of Energy has also embraced, with success, the national security mission of modernizing our nuclear enterprise to make sure our weapons are safe and work as designed.
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Additionally, the new administration and Congress must improve regulatory and fiscal policies to incentivize increased levels of private investment in modernizing water and energy pipelines, railways and electricity systems.
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Trump's call for modernizing and rebuilding the U.S. nuclear arsenal came as he reiterated his desire to end the caps on defense spending, commonly referred to as a sequester.
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Even her language emulates the phrasing of the sources, as though modernizing her account would distract readers, reminding them of the interloper who stands between them and sheer documentation.
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The US is also significantly modernizing its nuclear arsenal, a step President Barack Obama took in order to win Republican support in 2011 for ratifying the New START Treaty.
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From the record number of enforcement actions during her tenure, to the rules written under her aegis, White was laser-focused on modernizing and improving the asset management industry.
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Moniz called for modernizing the SPR, including through updating its infrastructure to better be able to release oil quickly in the case of a supply disruption or other problem.
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And a well-designed, comprehensive transportation bill would be a huge win for this country, allowing us to begin modernizing our entire network of roads, bridges and transit systems.
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His arrival in England two decades ago kick-started a revolution in nutrition, in conditioning, in tactics; he was one of the great modernizing forces in the Premier League.
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The U.S. has recently begun modernizing its nuclear weapons consonant with President Obama's pledge to do so in return for adoption of the New Strategic Arms Reduction (START) Treaty.
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Women celebrities have recently donned suits in glitter and velvet and purple, modernizing a Marlene Dietrich staple, and the suit is an important component of non-binary clothing trends.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is driving Vision 2030, a reform movement aimed at modernizing Saudi Arabia and developing new jobs in industries such as technology, entertainment and tourism.
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The Expressionists adopted the look of his style, which serviced their drive to counter French formalism by stressing the psychic toll and the compensatory exhilarations of the modernizing world.
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But he said it was obvious that the 22-year old NAFTA text needed modernizing, to reflect the march of technology and the changing energy balance in North America.
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Congress and the President must do the hard work of modernizing our tax system so that employers – both foreign and domestic – want to invest and create jobs here at home.
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"I remain committed to modernizing the force so our remarkable Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines have everything they need to keep our military lethal and our country safe," he said.
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Our cloud-native platform, Pivotal Cloud Foundry ('PCF'), accelerates and streamlines software development by reducing the complexity of building, deploying and operating new cloud-native applications and modernizing legacy applications.
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Known as Bacha-i Saqao, "the water carrier's son", Habibullah Kalakani, a Tajik army deserter from a village north of Kabul, seized power from the modernizing King Amanullah in 1929.
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Even as the FCC debates modernizing Lifeline, some groups protest the agency protecting Lifeline subscriber privacy at all, which could have grave consequences when it comes to protecting privacy online.
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Microsoft is slowly changing the design direction of Windows 10 and modernizing apps in the process, and these subtle changes help freshen up the overall look and feel of Windows.
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Modernizing a classic character is no easy feat, which is exactly why the producers locked down Hollywood hair and makeup veteran Peter King to design a Poppins fit for Blunt.
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Our cloud-native platform, Pivotal Cloud Foundry ('PCF'), accelerates and streamlines software development by reducing the complexity of building, deploying and operating new cloud-native applications and modernizing legacy applications.
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After independence, the university was moved from the Ministry of Religious Affairs to Ministry of Education and students began calling for modernizing additions, such as upgrading to desks from mats.
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The public sector, including educational institutions, also needs to step up, by modernizing curricula and enabling new certifications, says Adie Tomer, a fellow in the Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings.
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A Republican party that hides from the challenge of modernizing the health system is a party which has conceded a huge part of the political playing field to the left.
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Their detainment last summer increased pressure from the international community on Saudi Arabia, and particularly de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who claims he's modernizing his nation's society.
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"I mean, talk about impact," she said, noting his role modernizing government, as well as foreign policy initiatives, which included planning and organizing much of the President's first foreign trip.
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Our transportation infrastructure system requires dependable, long-term, and sustainable funding to improve efficiency of the system, reducing traffic congestion in our cities as well as modernizing regulation, and safety.
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The SEC now has the opportunity to improve standards for all retail accounts by raising the threshold for brokers and modernizing the best interest principle to increase quality and transparency.
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For critics and admirers alike, Benedict's clothing was visual shorthand for his policies: He was a traditionalist, wary of certain "modernizing" elements of Vatican II. By contrast, consider Pope Francis.
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Quality care for veterans calls for visionary leadership committed to upgrading and modernizing a struggling system as well as an investment in attracting and retaining top administrative and medical personnel.
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As vice president, Kaine could face a slew of transportation issues, including long-term highway and aviation bills, modernizing the Northeast Corridor and closing an estimated $1.4 trillion infrastructure gap.
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The House Oversight Committee's unanimous approval of the measure came just days after a bipartisan, bicameral group of lawmakers introduced the new version of the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act.
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During his speech, he touched on a range of politically-charged topics, including climate change, universal basic income, criminal justice reform, and "modernizing democracy" by allowing people to vote online.
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He said Russia's large-scale Zapad exercise in summer had shown it was "very, very close" to meeting its target of modernizing 70 percent of its armed forces by 2020.
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The United States can encourage the kingdom to move the crown price sideways and select a more responsible member of the royal family to carry out impressive modernizing reform there.
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Kushner's Office of American Innovation asked tech leaders for help with this, potentially with leading engineers serving "tours of duty" where they would advise various agencies on modernizing their systems.
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Modernizing campaign techniques is only part of the solution for Republicans in reversing trends that have given Democrats a popular-vote advantage in five of the last six presidential elections.
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The strongman cult of personality he presided over—known in modernizing coup-speak as the "New Order"—continues to shape the dismal state of the political economy in contemporary Indonesia.
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" This NPR story about a Bon Appetit recipe that stripped Filipino halo-halo of its traditional toppings and replaced them with gummy bears and popcorn describes that action as "modernizing.
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