Should companies like Facebook and Twitter be required by law to more actively — be more actively engaged in fighting terror?
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Instead France "will more actively compete with China", he added.
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Amazon will more actively scrutinize safety compliance and counterfeit products.
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How Facebook operates is far more actively hostile than that.
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I should've worried about that sag in the ceiling more actively!
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I felt like I needed to be more actively useful and productive.
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I wanted something more actively spiritual, and joined more psychotherapy-type groups.
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You could passively highlight them or more actively try to message them.
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And stage three encourages babies to more actively chase after the bee.
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That's how I got more actively involved in putting out the news.
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So does the pressure to more actively regulate speech on the platform.
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Governments are more actively penalizing waste, reducing fuel subsidies and implementing environmental standards.
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Other installations are intended to more actively engage visitors in understanding animal abilities.
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In addition, the league is much more actively punishing hits to the head.
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At the same time, the Fed can more actively manage its balance sheet.
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But there's a rich history of directors engaging with archival materials more actively.
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Instagram wants to fight fake likes, follows, and comments by more actively removing them.
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The PBOC has been ordering banks to lend more actively and buy more bonds.
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Russia is likely to more actively work against US interests on the international stage.
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I think that, collectively, we should be more actively challenging the ethic of capitalism.
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For one, the company should have been more actively trimming dry trees, many say.
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But he is much more actively scouting deals overseas — including, ironically, back in China.
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Businesses have been lobbying more actively for a soft Brexit since the election in June.
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Then, the state-owned majors pledged to explore more actively for new resources at home.
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Would that change her mind and get her to start using Twitter more actively again?
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But there has been widespread speculation that the central leadership has been far more actively involved.
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I suggest we embrace it, fully and more actively than ever, but also thoughtfully and deliberately.
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The new design allows the categories to be more concentrated, which could be more actively exploited.
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Prices for the more actively traded Brent July contact LCOc2 gained 90 cents to settle at $2.9573.
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Shannon Liao reports: Instagram wants to fight fake likes, follows, and comments by more actively removing them.
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QA. The sources did not specify exactly how holdings in these companies would be managed more actively.
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Prices for the more actively traded Brent July contact LCOc2 gained 10.12 cents to settle at $74.69.
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Though he has involved himself more actively in recent months, his imprint was scarcely discernible for years.
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The two other experts on the panel, however, urged Congress to more actively rein in digital manipulation.
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However, a board challenge could ratchet up pressure on Campbell Soup to explore a sale more actively.
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Afghanistan has almost no strategic value to Russia today, and any arrangement that helps secure Russian interests in Central Asia is better than having to deal more actively with an ongoing war of attrition led by the United States or having to cope more actively with American withdrawal.
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Fans are likely to be committed, meaning they're stickier and will more actively discuss and promote the shows.
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The more actively-traded August futures, the new front month from Wednesday, settled down 11 cents at $49.85.
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Eventually, we can learn enough from those geographies to probably in the future invest more actively there too.
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Only in the past decade has America distanced itself from Pakistan, and tried more actively to woo India.
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Not only is the site more mainstream-friendly, it more actively encourages participation and involvement from the public.
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But later, an incident impacted my work, which led me to address the issue [of race] more actively.
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Governments have stepped up pressure on technology companies to more actively police content in more forms, including apps.
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Mutual funds that have higher expense ratios tend to be those that trade more actively, or more often.
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They might then discuss: • How do the interviews help listeners to become more actively invested in the story?
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"I don't see how I could get clients more actively participating in the joy of designing," he said.
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A tight labor market, in which employers have to compete more actively for workers, should drive wages higher.
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Governments have stepped up pressure on technology companies to more actively police content in more forms, including applications.
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The more actively traded crack for barges of 380-cst fuel in Europe versus Brent crude has also soared.
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It's a more actively reflective effort than 2012's Attack On Memory or 2014's Here And Nowhere Else.
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Eventually, I was able to listen a little more actively to the coaching, and hopefully made some decent adjustments.
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The Russian language has continued to dominate, however, generating public pressure for the government to promote Kazakh more actively.
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Salvadorans and other TPS recipients are more actively engaged members of their communities than are immigrants without legal status.
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"Will they put you in a mixture of index funds, or will it be more actively managed?" said Torabi.
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He also began practicing his Sikh religion more actively, growing his beard and waking up before dawn to meditate.
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It could be that they stuck to their treatment better when adults in their lives were more actively involved.
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The process is "decentralized" by blurring the lines between patient and scientist, asking patients to participate more actively in research.
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My body has the same issues that anyone who's getting older has — I'm just more actively trying to fix it.
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He also declined to say if the Obama administration should have more actively fought Russian active measures during the campaign.
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Supporters of Hezbollah have said such concerns have tied the army's hands and stopped it rooting out militants more actively.
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He also aims to involve the federal government more actively in public security, for which state governments are traditionally responsible.
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Do they prefer socialism, in which the government more actively regulates and intervenes in the economy and restricts individual choice?
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It also calls for bringing NATO more actively into the fight, and for amplifying credible voices to combat extremist propaganda.
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Of course, Russia has likely been engaged more actively in European elections, and for longer, than they have been here.
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Compared to older systems, newer cloud systems can adapt to attacks and are more actively maintained and monitored for vulnerabilities.
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"One person always has to play a supportive role while two people are able to participate more actively," Samantha explained.
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Similar to high-yield ETFs above, these funds reflect a more actively managed approach to owning a basket of bonds.
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The public would become more actively engaged, instead of tossing the problem to the next generation and those that follow.
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It has brought in — cautiously, but still much more actively than China or Japan — a growing number of foreign migrants.
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Without Chequers, the UK will have to engage more actively in shaping a backstop that both sides can live with.
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Of late, Amazon has more actively been pushing those unprofitable products off the site, the Wall Street Journal reported in December.
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"The government is much more actively looking to support these kinds of events, looking to bring more tourism in," Follet said.
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Reports earlier in the week suggested that the White House would more actively restrict investment in technology firms by Chinese companies.
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I also think that candidates for office need to be more actively talking to people and trying to build more relationships.
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Messing with the stuff people are already getting has tended to be exponentially more controversial, though, because it's more actively harmful.
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In response, Silveira will supplement a core of index investments with funds that take a more actively managed socially responsible approach.
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The Terror, then, is a series about how we're all waiting for death, and some of us more actively than others.
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LPs may be leading your next round Many LPs are also more actively involved by doing direct deals along with their GPs.
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Mexico's central bank has also started to more actively intervene in order to combat now rising inflation due to the low peso.
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As the Merciers navigate KonMari-ing their home, Douglas begins to participate more actively in housework, like sorting and folding the laundry.
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The world's top coal miner is looking at investing in coking coal assets in Australia "a little more actively," the official said.
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"I lost the first round so I had to fight more actively, to use more power to use body punches," he said.
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He thinks more actively about his purchases now, he said, and sometimes feels guilty for spending when he's not contributing a paycheck.
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"In recent months we have seen a number of banks starting to address their asset-quality issues much more actively," Nouy said.
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The irony here is that the government used to more actively regulate large media companies to prevent them from abusing their power.
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However, local police are more actively patrolling the area given the circumstances around Manchester ... and they're calling that shot on their own.
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First of all, the Metropolitan Museum is already more actively supported by donors than any other cultural institution in the United States.
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Playing a ported version of the excellent Superhot VR, which does make you move around more actively, I felt a lot more freedom.
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Because of that, the report recommended that the NFL more actively investigate when players are accused of domestic violence or violence against women.
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That's because officials were more-actively looking for leptospirosis illnesses after Hurricane Maria and were doing so using different diagnostic tests, she said.
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Sullivan's immediate impact was to embolden news organizations to cover the civil rights movement more actively -- and later the Vietnam War and Watergate.
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A better response to China's rise would be for America to strengthen the rules-based order and invite China to join it more actively.
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In addition, demand for cyber insurance has been fueled by governments, which are becoming more actively involved in policing corporate responses to cyber attacks.
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"MARK has already catalysed markedly the market, as banks have disposed of distressed commercial real estate assets recently more actively," said the central bank.
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Beyond removing barriers to employment, the First Step Act provides an impetus to more actively pursue this often overlooked and untapped market for employees.
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Ukraine needs a quicker pace and for this reforms needs to be carried out more actively and the authorities (need to be) cleaned up.
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"If there were no such limitations, sanctions, if companies' valuation were not clearly underrated, then the privatization would go on more actively," Siluanov said.
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The order almost closed in 2014, but decided instead to recruit more actively and now has seven new women going through the "formation" process.
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Less attention has been paid to the debris building up in polar orbits, and Rodin believes these trajectories need to be more actively monitored.
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He became more actively interested in saving for his future in his 40s, and he also started investing and saving additional money for retirement.
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Soares is currently working on a vaccine to spur the immune system to attack alpha-gal more actively, thereby conferring greater protection against malaria.
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In recent months, they've faced increasing pressure from lawmakers and critics to more actively police harmful and misleading content, especially surrounding the 2020 election.
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But it wasn't until he more actively sought help from Ukraine and used taxpayer dollars to do it, that impeachment reached a tipping point.
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Like an attractive man, it seems the more actively happiness is pursued, the more it refuses to call and starts avoiding you at parties.
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"You have indeed rendered Sojourner more actively engaged with Stanton in the statue," Washington wrote Bergmann in a letter that was brought to the commission.
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Both he and Belka say the bank needs to use its leverage more actively to influence policies and reforms in the countries where it operates.
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Puerto Rico could have a very bright future ahead if entrepreneurship is allowed to take hold and local private-sector leaders become more actively involved.
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Government participates more actively in these ecosystems — starting with the hosts of our trip, Representatives Tim Ryan (OH), Ro Khanna (CA), and Jim Clyburn (SC).
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Investment-grade credits, in general, traded 1bp wider, with new issues and financial names changing hands more actively, according to a Hong Kong-based trader.
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From the 2000s, China began to court the group more actively through trade and investment, and Asia's largest economy is currently ASEAN's biggest trading partner.
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Apple is also more actively choosing what appears on the front page of the App Store, where popular, new and interesting apps are prominently featured.
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With that conclusion in hand, U.S. farm groups began to push the USTR more actively to open a case into trade with China, Thorn said.
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Warren called for a $2 trillion federal investment in climate-friendly industries and suggested other steps like more actively managing the value of the dollar.
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Suggestions from production-line workers were more actively encouraged and more likely to be implemented at NUMMI than at Tesla, current and former employees said.
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If Bagieu had used the comics medium to more actively dispel these misconceptions, it would have been a favor to future generations of music historians.
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"Big trends are embraced by smaller companies a bit more actively than the big companies," Palzer told Reuters before Nestle's streamlining plans had been finalised.
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said last year it would seek to more actively encourage nominations of women researchers to begin addressing the imbalance.
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In 2011, the company told developers not to build Twitter clients, and in 2012 it imposed API limitations meant to discourage them more actively (sound familiar?).
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Several top Trump aides, including chief of staff John Kelly, are reportedly expected to leave in the coming weeks, with more actively looking for other jobs.
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TC: Do investors in your network get any special rights or privileges if they more actively help your portfolio companies than other investors in the network?
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"The spirit flourishes more strongly and more actively in an infirm and weakly body," the twelfth-century French abbot St. Bernard of Clairvaux assured his followers.
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He says that this will employ thousands in Canada and reverse the decline in Alberta's fortunes as it more actively commercializes 85033 billion barrels of reserves.
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"It likely won't help her 'likability' with undecideds, but it may help her to mobilize Clinton supporters to more actively participate in her campaign," she said.
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The National Post reported that Mohamed was being held on a terrorism peace bond — which allows the courts to more actively control his movements and actions.
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"Since September 93, our data has shown that Generation X and millennials have been more actively buying in the market than baby boomers," Mr. Rabold said.
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In particular, deciding to be more actively engaged in the lives of your children is an honorable choice, and I'd urge the school to support it.
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He was attracted to Northern California's mix of counterculture and radical politics, and hoped to become more actively involved in the movement to end the war.
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Asked if his early exposure to Life magazine summoned a need to document and participate more actively in the wider world as a photojournalist, he demurred.
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It said the new draft rules would improve information disclosure and allow the public to participate more actively in the construction and supervision of nuclear projects.
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Merchants, which have been fighting legislation in Congress that would require retailers to more actively protect consumers against data breaches, aren't as concerned about those benefits.
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He stressed that North Korea "should more actively push forward the project for developing strategic weapons" now that Washington's "gangster-like acts" have stymied economic growth.
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That imperative requires the United States to more actively support technology startups and increase research and development spending, not cut it as the administration has proposed.
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Facebook has come under intense legal scrutiny in Germany, where regulators have pressured the company to more actively combat hate speech and fake news on its platform.
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Maybe they always were, but when you make loud public statements that you're going to start more actively policing content, it means more calls to the police.
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Here, for instance, is the chief of staff of the Federal Communications Commission, responding on Saturday: Facebook's CEO wants the government to more actively regulate Internet speech.
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Most members felt that maintaining current policy was sufficient, though conceding it may take some time before firms more actively raise prices and wages, the minutes showed.
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Cruz moves far more actively in front of his opponents than Dillashaw, who will often fight out of stance for extended periods between going to the dancing.
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BSL mechanisms such as notifying regions when they should submit adjustment plans, and jointly drafting binding expenditure and liquidity management plans, have been more actively applied recently.
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I started getting back into it more actively after someone showed me this philosophy podcast which works its way from early ancient philosophy to the modern day.
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As another element of her plan, Ms. Warren proposed "more actively managing our currency value" to promote exports — a reference to measures that could weaken the dollar.
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Ms Warren promises to run a government "more actively managing our currency value to promote exports and domestic manufacturing" in response to other countries manipulating their exchange rates.
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In a new Medium post bearing the title "A Safer Conversation," the Periscope Trust & Safety Team pledges to more actively root out problematic commenters starting on Aug. 10.
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Other industries benefit by using technology more actively and becoming more productive: American non-tech firms are 893% more "digitised" than European ones, says McKinsey, a consulting firm.
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Anne Murphy, head of the financial services practice at headhunter Odgers Berndtson, said U.S. investment banks were adding to their London-based workforce more actively than last year.
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As the EU began preliminaries to suspension in December, Kaczynski brought in a new prime minister who has engaged more actively in talks with Brussels to avoid censure.
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Several markets are also falling in line with international standards on stewardship, with Hong Kong and Japan introducing codes to encourage investors to engage more actively with companies.
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Still, Republicans are more actively reaching out to Democrats on tax reform than they did on health care, where there was seen to be little room for compromise.
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Trump's actions have led to protests and the organization of a "Resistance" movement, which is now more actively engaging in politics at federal, state and even local levels.
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Putin asked his German and French counterparts "to influence more actively the Ukrainian side" during their planned meetings with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Warsaw, the Kremlin said.
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My long-distance partner and I keep in pretty close touch and hope we'll end up in the same geographical area again so we can date more actively.
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If anything, the military fight in Syria and Iraq may be prompting ISIS and its foreign branches to turn more actively toward terrorism abroad, the CIA chief warned.
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Governance advocates had held up Japan as a leading light after its stewardship code, introduced in 2014, pushed domestic fund managers into more actively questioning boards and management.
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She is a pioneer and definitely paved the way and opened doors for women to get more actively involved in such a masculine scene as death metal/grind.
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Buying and selling stocks by strictly sticking to the markets has its rewards in the long run over more actively managed funds, a "smart beta" analyst has told CNBC.
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Right now, we have neither a vaccine nor an antidote for zika, though now that researchers are more actively studying the virus there could be one in the future.
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In red gold, with an ivory dial and blue numerals, and on a blue alligator strap, it also indicates that Panerai is courting women more actively than ever before.
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"Troy understands how vital it is for our brands to engage more actively with consumers across platforms," Mark E. Aldam, Hearst Communications' chief operating officer, said in a statement.
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Available on all "performance" versions of the Model 3 via a software update, track mode more actively manages the car's stability to improve performance on racetracks or in autocross settings.
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Italian banks have largely held onto loans backed by property and are now seeking to manage these assets more actively, as repossessions take years and judicial sales curtail their value.
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Major shareholder Deka told the Rheinische Post newspaper that Thyssenkrupp's about-turn was the right decision, allowing the company to manage its portfolio more actively, but should have come earlier.
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One of the specifics that is likely to get the most attention is Warren's pledge to more actively manage the U.S. dollar, the most widely held currency in the world.
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Because it represents so many different donors with ties to a range of presidential candidates, the Kochs' network has shied away from intervening more actively in the Republican primary campaign.
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He campaigned on a promise to extract the US from conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, and he's been roundly criticized for failing to intervene more actively in Syria's civil war.
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Uttering "Amazon" and "health care" in the same sentence always spurs a freakout, and the e-commerce giant is more actively marketing PillPack, its recently acquired mail-order drug company.
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It's also possible that these participants in a long-term research cohort were more actively engaged in their healthcare than the overall population in the UK, the study authors note.
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House Democrats have released emails which show that that President Donald Trump was more actively engaged in stopping a proposed move of FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., than previously realized.
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He also hopes to work on increasing Medicaid enrollment and affordable housing opportunities and plans to more actively push to get rid of Confederate monuments that people might find offensive.
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"This would allow shareholders to more actively take part in the company's business while the state would retain the control, holding 78 percent (in the capital after conversion)," he said.
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The Chicago-traded September winter wheat, a more actively traded contract, jumped more than 5 percent Monday and settled at $5.55 a bushel, its highest level in about two years.
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Reports earlier in the week suggested that the White House would more actively restrict investment in technology firms by Chinese companies, but instead it appears it will rely on CFIUS.
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It's had its first big question mark in WeWork, but meanwhile it's attracting investment outside of proptech-focused funds, and landlords are much more actively investing in and using technology.
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So the federal government, state and local governments, public health agencies, health care systems and industry should be preparing more actively to respond to a widespread outbreak of the virus.
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One thing that really has been intimate about our respective statuses is that I feel, versus a lot of other relationships, we're more actively involved with each other's holistic health.
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Trump laid out a broader policy in which he wants to pressure U.S. allies into redoing the deal, while also trying to contain Iran's other activities in the region more actively.
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Letting the stimuli wash over you is inherently different than activities that more actively stimulate the brain and the body such as reading or playing a game on your cell phone.
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Belgium's federal authorities have been intervening more actively in the country's burgeoning Islamic scene, especially since the terrible bomb attacks of March 2016 which targeted the city's airport and metro system.
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The internal group was able to lobby for the standards far more actively than the standard corporate policy channels, according to UN human rights officer Fabrice Houdart, who led the project.
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"The states that have stronger RPSs are the places where you see renewables being deployed more actively," said Ian Baring-Gould, a technology deployment manager at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
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Beijing may be concerned that the call with Trump has emboldened Tsai to pursue Taiwan independence more actively, even if, so far, there hasn't been indication that she would do so.
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The viewer ultimately wants to be a sort of voyeur into another world, so by allowing them to see "secrets" — personal exchanges — they may become more actively engaged in the work.
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Thanks to the postwar proliferation of suburban tract housing with brand new appliances in fashion colors, American homes simultaneously became more explicitly gendered and more actively color-coded than ever before.
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Tesla's technology is more actively involved at keeping the car in the lane, and can allow the driver to not touch the steering wheel or pedals for minutes at a time.
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"Golf is getting popular in India and people are playing golf more actively," said Mudassir Zaidi, the national director for residential properties at Knight Frank India, a real estate consulting firm.
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As part of that program, Ms. Warren called for a $2 trillion federal investment in climate-friendly industries and suggested other steps like more actively managing the value of the dollar.
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"Potentially Chinese buyers can more actively buy in Ukraine - theoretically up to 500,000 tonnes per season - but only if the price is attractive to sellers," said Yulia Garkavenko of UkrAgroConsult consultancy.
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Macinnis suggests that as he has begun investing more actively as an angel investor, deciding how much of his own money to pour into a company has become a more complicated affair.
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Bungie's been on something of an apology tour throughout 2018, with the studio going out of its way to communicate more actively with fans and act on their feedback in meaningful ways.
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Even though Nautica has been the one more actively on social media and more versed in its idiosyncratic culture, she loves the role she plays as her dad's kind-of brand manager.
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Under a policy proclaimed in April and mapped out in more detail last month, American diplomats have been told to promote weapons sales more actively and speed up procedures for approving them.
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Creval has reduced its risk appetite and is addressing its asset quality problems more actively than peers through tighter underwriting standards, more efficient recovery and collection processes and sales of impaired loans.
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The spectator mode is great and it's interesting how much the precise controls of VR lend to allowing you to get more actively enveloped in matches that you aren't even competing in.
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And there's an express emphasis in these new investments on selling these new EVs (and hybrids) in Europe and China, where governments are more actively trying to phase out combustion engine cars.
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Samsung Electronics said Lee was nominated for the October meeting rather than March so he could participate more actively in important decisions such as the composition of the management team and acquisitions.
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Zelenskiy, in turn, expressed hope that the U.S. would more actively participate in resolving a separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine that has killed more than 14,000 people in the past five years.
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The recent chorus for "increased accountability" indicates that most not only believe colleges should be more actively engaged in ensuring students succeed, but should also incur a cost when they do not.
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And then there's also customers that invest a little bit more actively and are familiar [with] the fees… I think we will be able to attract customers from that group as well.
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Or is the widespread hatred of Donald Trump — at least among Democrats — sufficient to turn out progressive and minority voters, which would make undecideds the constituency that must be more actively wooed?
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I tried to learn more about trans women and their lives, to engage more actively with the women I met, and be more a part of things, rather than just a tourist.
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It involves more players who are more actively involved in politics from across the spectrum, many of whom bring their own constituencies, making it less centralized and, in some ways, less organized.
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In a nutshell, the American economy appears to have changed in a way that undermines the effectiveness of monetary policy but not fiscal policy, which may need to be wielded more actively.
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In July, Putin said the Angara A5 had "huge significance" for the country's defense and called on space agency Roscosmos to work more actively on it and to meet all its deadlines.
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A survey of wealthy individuals conducted by UBS and art economist Clare McAndrew for the report found millennials were buying art more actively and frequently taking to the internet to do so.
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The move follows updates to EU copyright and audiovisual media laws that require platforms like YouTube and Amazon to more actively monitor for violations, including online copyright infringements and inappropriate ad placements.
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After facing a barrage of criticism over the toxicity of its community, Twitter announced last month that it will attempt to more actively measure and combat bad behavior, with input from outside researchers.
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The Comey hearing, and the News channel that it launches, give Twitch a platform — and more importantly, a strong reason — to more actively work toward solving the problem of an unwieldy chat interface.
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But it has also left many questioning how taxes will be different, especially if Trump, who suffers from low national approval ratings, does not become more actively involved in pushing for the bill.
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If veteran reformist Mohammad Reza Aref can oust incumbent Ali Larijani, a conservative with broad appeal, that could herald a more actively pro-Rouhani chamber, with more power to push for his policies.
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Twitter Inc has long been criticized by government officials for its relatively lax approach to policing content, even as other Silicon Valley companies like Facebook Inc began to more actively police their platforms.
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Tyagi also said large institutional investors needed to be more "actively involved" in monitoring corporate governance at companies, an issue in the limelight after tussles between Tata Group and ousted Chairman Cyrus Mistry.
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Prices for the more actively traded June Brent crude futures LCOc83 were up 28 cents to settle at $22003, while the May contract LCOc22 expiring on Thursday was up 74 cents at $70.27.
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I think that could be a first step to not only getting more actively engaged, but developing great relationships with people who you meet in the process and that's really what it's about.
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Visco said better quality data could help banks more actively manage doubtful loans before borrowers become insolvent so that they could either help them get back on their feet or, where necessary, raise provisions.
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And this week the UAE announced its biggest ever federal budget, which while a fraction of overall government expenditure is a sign that the government aims to spend more actively to boost economic growth.
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But this excuse seems no longer valid: Figures from the finance ministry show that towns and municipalities are now tapping the federal government's funds more actively, suggesting that planning and labor bottlenecks are easing.
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"While addressing this issue involves difficult political considerations and policy choices, the U.S. may need to more actively consider policy actions that would moderate the path of projected U.S. government debt growth," he said.
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China's leaders have pledged to make fiscal policy "more active", following a debate among researchers from the central bank and finance ministry on whether fiscal policy should be used more actively to spur growth.
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In the mid-1990s when the law was enacted, tech platforms hosted public bulletin boards, but today, they engage much more actively in serving content to users through algorithms and other mechanisms, Barr said.
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A new facial-recognition-powered driver ID process will force drivers to more "actively" confirm that they're the person who is using the account, by blinking, smiling, and turning their heads for the camera.
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A quarter century after the events surrounding "Black Hawk Down," the incident that killed 18 US soldiers in Mogadishu, the US military finds itself more actively engaged in Somalia than at any time since.
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The Fatah faction in the West Bank has tried to cooperate with the Israeli authorities on some levels, while Hamas, the group that has controlled Gaza since 2007, is more actively hostile to Israel.
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And, because of the importance of pensions, the yold are transforming insurance companies from passive distributors of fixed annuities to financial-service providers for customers who want to manage their pension pots more actively.
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Japan's banking system could destabilize in the event of a severe negative shock, if financial institutions more actively take on risk to make up for narrowing margins from years of low interest rates, he said.
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The government's complaint fails to mention that ValueAct did actually file a notification in November 2015 after its own evaluation led it to be more actively engaged and seek a board seat at Baker Hughes.
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The Blue House official said the South Korean government or President Moon Jae-in intends to more actively perform "the role of a mediator" in various channels between South Korea, the U.S. and North Korea.
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"We need to realise the national projects more actively so that people feel changes to their lives and around them soon," Mishustin, Putin's new prime minister, told his cabinet at their first meeting on Tuesday.
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While Feruta has cast himself as the candidate of continuity, pledging to continue Amano's work, which included a very guarded attitude to public statements, Grossi has said he wants the agency to communicate more actively.
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Trump's promise to spend billions on missile defense would also trigger a new arms race according to Burns who predicted a greater temptation in Beijing or Moscow to invest even more actively in offensive nuclear technology.
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North Korean state media said Kim was "very pleased" that the relationship with China was reaching a high point, and North Korea would cooperate with China more actively as the situation on the Korean peninsula changed.
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Yes, multinationals make a lot of money, and a stronger dollar from those U.S. multinationals may hurt a bit, but if you look at the economies playing this game more actively, their economies aren't any better.
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Users get perks during the show like free drink offers and the feeling they're participating more actively in the performance and artists get cell phone data that they can use to start marketing directly to fans.
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I thought it was important, when President Obama was the president, that we are not ruling the country through fiat, that Congress does have a role to play, and they should play that role more actively.
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Richard Branson is quitting his role as chairman of Virgin Hyperloop One, saying the company that plans to build a supersonic transport system in the United Arab Emirates and other countries, needs a more actively involved leader.
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New President Moon Jae-in has signaled support for a stewardship code in South Korea, which, though not legally binding, would encourage institutional investors to more actively engage in corporate governance issues on behalf of smaller shareholders.
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In its expanded role, it is to invest more actively abroad in order to boost the government's returns on its financial reserves and help to obtain business and technology that can diversify the Saudi economy beyond oil.
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For those who want to be more actively involved, you can sign up for roundtable discussions with curators, librarians, organizers, and dealers from Printed Matter, the Museum of Modern Art, the Center for Books Arts, and more.
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Sony, who has been losing marketshare and relevance in the mobile market, seems to be on the up with its Xperia XZ and even Lenovo's modular Moto Z seems to be more actively used than the Note7.
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"We're spending a hundred billion or more every year in treating Type 1 diabetes, and that doesn't even count people with severe forms of Type 2 diabetes who ought to be more actively managing insulin," he said.
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"It may come to a point where companies that are not engaged in that right now are going to start feeling a little more pressure to do that a little more actively," says the MIT management lecturer.
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"I do not expect a Le Pen victory but in the event of Le Pen being in the second round (the most likely scenario), I think some investors will hedge more actively their French risk," posited the strategist.
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"I don't know of a single company that isn't trying to retain older workers more actively," says Alexander Alonso, chief knowledge officer for the Society for Human Resource Management, an Alexandria, Va.-based trade group for HR professionals.
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A South Korean presidential Blue House official said the South intends to more actively perform "the role of a mediator" between the United States and North Korea, but that goal has been cast into doubt by Ri's comments.
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Japan, home to the world's second-largest stock market, has been held up as a leading light by governance advocates after its stewardship code, introduced in 2014, pushed domestic fund managers into more actively questioning boards and management.
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While at the time Justice officials determined there wasn't sufficient evidence to proceed, they agreed with the FBI that agents be allowed to continue their work with the option to pursue more actively if they found additional evidence.
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ROBERTA SMITH ROBERTA SMITH One thing that struck me is that the MoMA show reflects the museum's desire to use its collections more actively, bringing out stuff you never dreamed it had, making its holdings seem apparently bottomless.
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What followed over the next year was a series of steps designed to get people to use Facebook more "actively" — increasing the number of comments, while decreasing number of stories and videos from professional publishers in the News Feed.
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These days, folks are much more actively talking about the roles of women in Hollywood, as well as sexual harassment and assault and gaslighting—all things that that figured prominently in Season 1 via the show's big bad, Killgrave.
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"A key behavioral trend across media and entertainment consumption is that consumers are more actively building their own collection of services and tailoring their own entertainment experience, which increasingly includes options outside traditional forms of entertainment," the survey stated.
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One of the biggest risks seen lurking is the rise and growing influence on the world's stock markets of passive funds, which aim to track rather than beat benchmarks and charge lower fees than their more actively-managed peers.
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Third Point unveiled a slate of nominees on Friday to replace Campbell's 12-member board, pushing it to more actively explore a sale and criticizing its lack of a succession plan after Chief Executive Denise Morrison left in May.
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Would countries like China and Germany, which are living off the rest of the world with their trade surpluses of $450 billion and $270 billion respectively, be more open and more actively present in global economic and political exchanges?
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London Breed: Well, I would say one of the things to start with is to make sure you register and you vote and you get more actively engaged in San Francisco outside of the companies that you work for.
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While testing it, I was struck by how Autopilot is evolving from a mostly passive tool that helps ease the stress of highway traffic, to one that is more actively — and sometimes aggressively — engaged in the core aspects of driving.
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Of the approximately 700 air strikes that occurred between January 1 and October 20, about 240 were under rules approved by Obama in June that allowed U.S. forces to more actively support Afghan troops during strategic combat operations, Cleveland said.
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But it also cited a study conducted at Carnegie Mellon University showing that users who were more actively engaged on Facebook, including sending and receiving personalized messages and comments, reported better psychological well-being and fewer feelings of loneliness or depression.
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By Health and Science Correspondent Kate Kelland LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists exploring what may trigger a complex disorder known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) have found clues in the way some people's immune systems respond more actively to a health attack.
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To get out of this dilemma, the United States should be "more actively managing our currency value to promote exports and domestic manufacturing," she wrote, noting other countries lower the value of their currencies to boost exports and local industries.
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Google is now in the position of having to more actively defend its own data management and user privacy practices, mainly to convince users and businesses that, unlike Facebook, Google is in fact a responsible steward of sensitive user data.
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An IMF study published on Tuesday suggested the Middle East and North African region could add 1 percentage point to its average economic growth over five years by participating more actively in international trade and removing barriers to cross-border commerce.
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As positive as these trends are, it will take sustained production, deepening expertise and policymaking confidence among the next generation for Congress to more actively work with the executive branch to impact policy and become a font of leadership and ideas.
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New Delhi is considering creating a special window for foreign passive investors that focus on index investing, one of the officials added, even as it seeks to counter the risk posed by hot money flows from more actively managed funds.
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Finding the insights of intersectional feminism to be useful for recognizing and mobilizing diverse peoples, many Americans committed to social justice have taken to more actively trying to desegregate their activism to make common cause with others and enact political change.
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The state of play: The retailer also has been more actively taking a stance on societal issues, announcing earlier this month that it would end all sales of short-barrel rifle ammunition that can be used with military-style assault weapons.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Richard Branson is quitting as chairman of Virgin Hyperloop One, saying the company, that plans to build a supersonic transport system in the United Arab Emirates and other countries, needs a more actively involved leader, the firm said on Monday.
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Syrians lack access to basic services such as clean water, reliable electricity, healthcare and education and there is a need for development institutions to immediately work "more actively" with neutral and well-established local groups outside of the Syrian government, the report said.
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A report, released the same time, from the Security Intelligence Review Committee — the review body for CSIS, which does human intelligence, but has recently begun more actively espionage activities worldwide, including some signals intelligence — uses the same definition for metadata as CSE.
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Kingdom Trust, which has offices in Kentucky and is regulated as a trust company by South Dakota, has been looking for insurance since it launched in 2010 but more actively pursued coverage during the past year, said Chief Executive Officer Matt Jennings.
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Yet the solution should not be to outsource that effort to social media organizations by using them to amplify anti-ISIS material and asking them to more actively block messages, images, and videos that are sympathetic to ISIS and other extremist organizations.
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You can also see the show planting the seeds of her more actively joining the anti-Gilead resistance in these final 15 minutes, with her meeting both a Twilight Barking of Marthas and Bradley Whitford cosplaying as O'Brien from Nineteen Eighty-Four.
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MILAN, July 24 (Reuters) - Assicurazioni Generali plans to boost its French business while it is weighing various options in Germany where it wants to manage more actively its life business, the CEO of Italy's biggest insurer told Corriere della Sera on Monday.
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Moon asked the North Korean delegation during Saturday's meeting to more actively seek dialogue with the United States, saying that "early resumption of dialogue (between the two) is absolutely necessary for developments in the inter-Korean relations as well," the South said.
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"By participating more actively in climate-related research and practice, the Federal Reserve can be more effective in supporting a strong economy and a stable financial system," Lael Brainard, a member of the Fed's board in Washington, said in prepared remarks at the conference.
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"By participating more actively in climate-related research and practice, the Federal Reserve can be more effective in supporting a strong economy and a stable financial system," Lael Brainard, a member of the Fed's board in Washington, said in prepared remarks at the same event.
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While that would be an excellent way to land some hard shots, it would be good to see Miocic try to work more actively in the clinch or infight proper rather than threatening a takedown and then waiting for Dos Santos to break free and circle out.
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A lot of these people who were mad at me seemed to think that the point of the joke was that I like MS-13, not that Republicans, with the policies they advocate, are way more actively harmful than this violent gang that they're outraged about.
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Even if Obama has sought to push other states to step up to the plate of sharing the sheriff's job more actively (the context in which he criticized Cameron over Libya), he cannot escape the position, and the special status he must maintain because of it.
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"China's economy is very important in the global economy now, and when China's economy slows down we do feel that - not as much though as countries that are near China, or that trade more actively with China, like some of the Western European countries," he said.
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Given Pernod's improved balance sheet, we assume that it might look for these purchase opportunities more actively, and project expenditure of up to EUR500 million per year for small to medium-size acquisitions, instead of larger debt-funded transactions, which the rating has more limited headroom to absorb.
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"With an increasingly larger number of banks now more actively engaged in the interbank financial product business, the banks are becoming more sensitive to the risk of potential counterparty failure, which could magnify any collective reaction to negative news and trigger a sharp tightening in system liquidity," added Kuo.
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"Without significant improvements to the proposed text, users would have to actively change the settings of every single device and app they use, and more actively deal with constant requests for permission for the use of harmless cookies when visiting websites and using other digital services," the IAB claims.
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People already care enough about pollution in some parts of the world to wear face masks, the company's patent reasons, so clearly, there's a demand for a portable device that could more actively filter out pollutants, even if it comes with the stigma of partially obscuring the wearer's face.
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Trump critics have noted that Page had disaffiliated with the campaign before the surveillance of him began in October 2016, but Barr said the FBI took a deep dive into his email accounts, looking at messages back to the period when he was more actively working with Trump's aides.
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Gun control advocates, meanwhile, are motivated by more abstract notions of reducing gun violence — although, Goss noted, the victims of mass shootings and their families have begun putting a face on these policies by engaging more actively in advocacy work, which could make the gun control movement feel more relatable.
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While protesters clash with police in Hong Kong and Chung streams Liberate Hong Kong, people in America are preparing to descend on BlizzCon next week, and it's looking increasingly likely some may stage protests at the event to pressure Blizzard and other game companies into more actively supporting freedom of speech.
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While the personal nature of devices today makes it easier to isolate and keep our online habits private, the shared family desktop offered a transparent and communal, albeit old-fashioned, approach to keeping parents more actively engaged in their child's screen time by being around while their child used the internet.
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"Investors should be relieved by the fact that VW has put a number on the financial risk associated with the vast majority of its diesel issues... Management should now be in a position to more actively address the turnaround plan for the VW brand," Evercore ISI said in a note.
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The group cited Thune's support for a bill that made it harder for businesses to stop customers from posting negative reviews about them online — supported by Internet Association member Yelp — and the Digital Trade Act of 2013, which said that trade negotiators should more actively consider how to promote digital commerce.
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I used to run a nonprofit and I basically took a lot of our money and I paid all of our teenagers because, sadly, I didn't want them out there doing things that would land them in Juvenile Hall, and that was a way to get them more actively engaged.
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"Saying that we should more actively push forward the project for developing strategic weapons, he confirmed that the world will witness a new strategic weapon to be possessed by the DPRK in the near future," state media outlet KCNA reported, using to the abbreviation for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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In December, a year after the incident, the Anti-Semitism Research and Information Center, or RIAS, a German organization that has been documenting anti-Semitic incidents in Berlin since it was founded in 2015, chose Feinberg's restaurant to announce an initiative to more actively gather information from other parts of the country.
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In comparison, gun control advocates are motivated by more abstract notions of reducing gun violence — although, Goss noted, the victims of mass shootings and their families have begun to put a face on these policies by engaging more actively in advocacy work, which could make the gun control movement feel more relatable.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads All films are, to some degree, expressions of an artist's politics, but few contemporary directors have more actively and astutely reckoned with the political in their work than Jia Zhangke, who continues to capture a rapidly developing China in all its growing pains and irreparable fractures.
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The importance of patients having easier access to their own records is more than just protecting the right to know; when individuals can obtain their medical records electronically via APIs, they can aggregate data from multiple facilities to more actively monitor chronic conditions, better adhere to treatment plans, and find errors in their health record.
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"With an increasingly larger number of banks now more actively engaged in the interbank financial product business, the banks are becoming more sensitive to the risk of potential counterparty failure, which could magnify any collective reaction to negative news and trigger a sharp tightening in system liquidity," said Christine Kuo, a Moody's senior vice-president.
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At the FBI, investigators, including then director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, actively considered the unthinkable possibility that the president was controlled by Russia.
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"By participating more actively in climate-related research and practice, the Federal Reserve can be more effective in supporting a strong economy and a stable financial system," Lael Brainard, a member of the Fed's board in Washington, said in prepared remarks at the same event, according to a report in The New York Times.
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YouTube began cracking down on so-called borderline content and misinformation in January; in June, it revamped its policies prohibiting hateful conduct in an attempt to more actively police extremist content, like that produced by the neo-Nazis, conspiracy theorists, and other hate mongers that have long used the platform to spread their toxic views.
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In that event, the U.S. "could be forced to become more actively engaged in ensuring maritime security, like during the tanker wars, " of the Iran-Iraq war, Croft said, referencing an incident in 1988 where the U.S. came into direct conflict with Iran after Iranian sea mines blew up part of an American missile frigate.
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Although one Finnish study released the same year as Klinenberg's book suggested that people living alone tend to be more depressed, the NYU professor counters that he found those people to be more actively engaged in civics and ultimately more connected to other people through spending time at cafes or bars, or through use of social media.
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HONG KONG, Aug 2100.60 (IFR) - Asian credits were firm on Tuesday, following rallies in regional stock markets on easing geopolitical tensions between North Korea and the US. Investment-grade credits, in general, were 27.75bp-22020bp tighter with bonds of Chinese state-owned enterprises and technology companies traded more actively, according to a Hong Kong-based trader.
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Bowie was more actively involved in the making of Omikron than he ever was with the Labyrinth game, but for someone so enthralled by technology, so demanding of himself to not just move with musical trends but to spearhead them, I find it disappointing that his time working with Quantic Dream didn't lead to more interactive adventures.
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Maybe, in the end, an Alabama-like formula of depressed white rural turnout, a smidgen of suburbanites going Democratic, and an enthused multiethnic anti-Trump vote will be the concoction that puts Democrats back in power—giving them the chance to more actively pay back black women for the years, decades, centuries of being at the progressive fore without much thanks.
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So I think my generation — at least early in our careers — did not do enough thinking about how to more actively advocate for other women, to raise questions about how good leadership was defined in male terms and overlooked in women, to agitate to make sure women got the same opportunities to prove that they could rise in the ranks as men did.
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Judge Weinstein has informally encouraged young women and minorities to participate in court more actively over the years, but in an interview on Wednesday he said he decided to codify the guidance after a recent New York State Bar Association report found that female lawyers appear in court less frequently and that when they do, they are less likely to have a prominent role.
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While he has said he plans to communicate more actively than his late predecessor Yukiya Amano, he said that, like Amano, he would not voice an opinion on the state of the nuclear deal, which has been eroding as Iran breaches the limits it imposes on its nuclear activities one by one, in response to a U.S. pullout from the accord last year and reimposition of sanctions on Iran.
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The record number of solo youths—an increase of 63 percent from the previous year—was part of an influx of 26 million displaced people as Germany opened its borders last August, responding more actively than any other Western government to the largest refugee crisis since World War II. But Madani, like half of the unaccompanied minors who arrived, still hasn't had the chance to apply for asylum, a legal status that could afford him more rights, including the right to petition for his parents to join him in Germany.
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Long-term trends may be working in favor of the left, as the recent governor's races in Virginia and New Jersey suggest, but liberals, Schnurer argues, are using policy to accelerate the process without determining the costs: For example, we could adopt protectionist policies, which of course we haven't because both mainstream Democrats and Republicans see them as counterproductive in the long term; but we have also attempted more actively to steer the economy more quickly to the likely, proper, outcome by shifting national tax and spending priorities toward new energy technologies, and away from fossil fuels.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans MORE's (I-Vt.) presidential campaign said that former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Biden Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview Parnas: Trump threatened to withhold more than just military aid to Ukraine MORE "actively courted pro-segregation senators" to block black students from white schools.
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