We'll look at it and see if there is a way for us to be more disciplined and for him to be more disciplined.
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It's about being more disciplined with the money you have.
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We want to be better, more disciplined and make plays.
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It made us more disciplined when it came to writing.
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"I'm much more disciplined," the Scream Queens star, 66, tells PEOPLE.
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A more disciplined campaigner would have made hay with these points.
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"Clinton's campaign seems to have the more disciplined approach," Corbella said.
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This more disciplined approach has been apparent on the pitch, too.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump will change and become a more disciplined candidate.
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"They start respecting the rules, they are more disciplined," said Ndiaye.
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He had management-theorized himself into becoming a more disciplined person.
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More disciplined approach A more disciplined approach on the trail might give a boost not just to Trump's campaign, but it also might help mitigate long-term damage to his brand, said Calkins, the Northwestern marketing expert.
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Over the past several years, Schumer has tried to be more disciplined.
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But it is some recognition that he needs to be more disciplined.
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The administration has also become more disciplined at following such utterances through.
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You just need to be considerably more disciplined to stay on track.
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Before entering camp last year, Smith adapted to a more disciplined diet.
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It also said it would pursue a more disciplined capital allocation strategy.
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Lately, he has listened closely, and has a more disciplined Twitter finger.
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Arora has also been credited with making SoftBank more disciplined about investment exits.
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So it created a quiet, more focused, more disciplined environment than some films.
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We believe Evergrande needs to fund its growth in a more disciplined way.
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A more disciplined membership would doubtless improve the party's image among ordinary Chinese.
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"I think the messaging has to be a little more disciplined," O'Reilly said.
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He has also been credited with making SoftBank more disciplined about investment exits.
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"Grigor moves so well that he can play more disciplined tennis," he said.
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"Socially responsible investors often outperform their peers because they're more disciplined," Katchen said.
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When I cut up my own cards, it forced me become more disciplined.
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"DRAM companies have been more disciplined with capex than we expected," he wrote.
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Those groups are difficult to control while Hezbollah is seen as more disciplined.
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This results in more disciplined consumer behavior in Canada supporting overall asset performance historically.
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The idea is that this would force states to be more disciplined about spending.
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Nobody worked harder; no campaign ran a tighter ship; no candidate was more disciplined.
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Two controversies, in particular, could have been especially damaging against a more disciplined opponent.
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Imagine how much further a more disciplined demagogue might go applying a similar formula.
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Times are different and comparisons often misleading, but Messi is more disciplined and more consistent.
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My husband goes out for a run — he is way more disciplined than I am.
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Zell also said Trump is "significantly more disciplined" now than he was a year ago.
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I think because of Derek – which is great – they are going to be more disciplined.
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Rio also intends to squeeze out higher returns with more disciplined spending and improved quality.
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We were having a discussion on how she can be more disciplined with her diet.
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China pressed identical flags on the inside of each glass balcony, a more disciplined display.
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"I've had to be more disciplined in order to take care of her," said Tori.
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Still, they should get more disciplined about making the case against the Trump tax plan.
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The Spurs defend Davis relatively well, and are a more disciplined team than New Orleans.
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After his father's death in 2013, Mr. Dolby said, the family office became more disciplined.
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Maybe in the long run, I'll fall into an even more disciplined manner of allocating capital.
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We will be more disciplined on the use of our cash and more selective on projects.
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"I expect the FPÖ to be much more disciplined and effective this time," says Mr Mudde.
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That will mean more disciplined preparation before the debate and a better focus for its duration.
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This distribution model is also a great way to be more disciplined with your cash flow.
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And last but not least, we get-- get to-- get more disciplined on our cost action.
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"Momentum has been more disciplined," said Roland Singer-Kingsmith, a co-founder of The World Transformed.
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Analysts on both sides say Mr. Wheeler is more pragmatic than his predecessor and more disciplined.
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I think the industry is restructuring itself now to be more disciplined on capital and cost.
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"We want to be better, more disciplined, and make plays in games like this," Spoelstra said.
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When it comes to more disciplined execution, its absence is essentially the whole point of this article.
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The Ducks captain knows his team must be far more disciplined in order to turn the series.
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His campaign briefly hired a media coach, and Bush became more disciplined in his on-camera appearances.
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EA also successfully executed its efforts for a more disciplined operating cost structure, which has increased margins.
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Trust me, if it was a top-down approach, we'd be a lot more disciplined out here.
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Next year, McCaskill is likely to face Attorney General Josh Hawley (R), a far more disciplined candidate.
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Instead, she said, Trump should pick someone who's more "disciplined" and who has relationships on Capitol Hill.
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The government says the purges will make the military, police and other institutions more disciplined and effective.
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It's particularly grating when plenty of others — more driven, more disciplined, more principled — are in the ring.
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And he was more disciplined, getting intercepted only five times compared with 12 in his M.V.P. year.
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Over time, I became more disciplined, and now I invest and save much more than I spend.
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"With Cruz, it's a little trickier because he's much more disciplined, but he's very extreme," he said.
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Locals also say Emirati-trained fighters are more disciplined than Yemeni soldiers and fleece them less at checkpoints.
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The industry has been "laser-focused" on cutting costs and is now more disciplined and less free-spending.
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But it's not as if the Trump team became more disciplined and tight-lipped in its second year.
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The difference between the two is that Warren is more disciplined, policy-focused and detail oriented than Trump.
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In addition, airlines have become much more disciplined when it comes to flooding the market with additional flights.
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Since I started being more disciplined about this routine a couple months ago, I've felt happier and more grounded.
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Chief Financial Officer Anthony Noto told investors Twitter is "getting more disciplined" on how it invests in the business.
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A more disciplined focus on low prices is also important as Aldi, and now Lidl, expand into the market.
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Flash forward to Ngannou's last two fights, however, and his feet are looking a lot smoother and more disciplined.
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They see it as a better-trained, better-equipped, more disciplined force that takes greater care of its wounded.
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Instead, the chain is working to be more disciplined about the types of limited-time offerings that hit menus.
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But after overhauling his campaign team — and adopting a more disciplined demeanor on the campaign trail — Trump has rebounded.
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Any cyclical company that went through a near-death experience has to show the market they are more disciplined.
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One alternately wishes Wang had been subjected to more disciplined editing and to more questioning of her vantage point.
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"I'm at a place in life where I'm trying to be a little more disciplined about working out," she says.
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People were being more disciplined around valuations and the size of rounds, but a lot of deals were getting done.
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Cracking down on disloyalty is partly aimed at turning the party into a more disciplined and effective instrument of control.
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Cheap credit gave good and bad economies alike a boost; as its effect fades, capital allocation will become more disciplined.
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The editor adheres to a smart grid system, too, which helps non-designers create more disciplined and visually appealing layouts.
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HelloBike recently raised 4bn yuan, some of it from Alibaba's Ant Financial, but is showing signs of being more disciplined.
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However, market leaders, TIM and Vodafone, have been successful in imposing a more disciplined and rational approach to market pricing.
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But I think that a modestly more disciplined Trump with a real campaign and some luck could have done it.
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Watching the TV footage later, I could see that we were more wary, more disciplined, back to circling each other.
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The more disciplined Trump followed a campaign shake-up last week that brought in veteran pollster Kellyanne Conway as campaign manager.
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If you managed to do anything this weekend besides scouring the internet for #TrapCovers, you're clearly more disciplined than we are.
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People know that despite the brief appearance of a more disciplined Trump, chaos may ensue at the speed of a tweet.
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"The thing tonight was, we were more intense, we were more disciplined, and our defense was a ton better," Clifford said.
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When former Boston University student Melissa Cottrell was in school, she said that working part-time helped her become more disciplined.
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But McKinsey executives have also been at the forefront of arguments about long-term shareholder value and more disciplined acquisition policies.
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The Republican's supporters are hopeful he'll be more disciplined on Sunday night, and that his performance will lead to a comeback.
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" Friday evening: Newt Gingrich, another notorious adulterer who backs Trump, criticizes the candidate, saying, "He's got to become much more disciplined.
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Instead, with the book out on his previously poor selectivity, Pillar's become much more disciplined with pitches outside of the zone.
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Dos Anjos is a furious pressure fighter, though slower and more methodical than Ferguson and certainly a more disciplined ring cutter.
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Helton also fired the strength and conditioning coach, promising not just a more fit team, but a more disciplined one, too.
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At times, he seems to want to change Emiratis themselves, to make his people more disciplined, more rational, more self-reliant.
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I had been conditioned to believe in the importance of directness and sincerity, but Olivier valued a more disciplined self-presentation.
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From elementary school through college, girls are more disciplined about their schoolwork than boys; they study harder and get better grades.
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Clinton's vow last March to not deport any undocumented immigrants other than violent criminals and terrorists broke from Obama's more disciplined policy.
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I was more disciplined in 2011, more determined to say no to the cupcake and to hit the gym no matter what.
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The Congolese army is a bit more disciplined than in 2003, when its soldiers in Ituri sold their weapons to Lendu rebels.
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With fewer, more disciplined parties, congress may be less prone to the grubby deal-making that helped create the Lava Jato scandals.
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Another factor: post-financial crisis, banks have been more disciplined and diligent about the quality of loan and origination, Doctoroff points out.
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The former President has been a far more disciplined and scripted campaigner for his wife this cycle than he was in 2008.
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While he's been more a more disciplined campaigner in recent weeks, he's struggled to stay on message and answer substantive policy questions.
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However we think it is in the valuations and large biotechs are more disciplined on price and less reliant on price increases.
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But freed from Jeff Fisher and Gregg Williams' hooligan brigade with the Rams, Jenkins has been much more disciplined as a Giant.
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Rome should be more disciplined regarding public debt, which is well above EU limits and it is also creeping up, Knot said.
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"I tend to bring a much more disciplined approach to picking the priorities," Johnson said during the Oppenheimer Consumer Conference in June.
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Toni I think you're right that a " Better Trump" — one that was more disciplined, less divisive — would have been much more competitive.
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The WSJ says Mr. Solomon wants his Goldman to have more disciplined and accountable managers, and better gender and work-life balance.
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Mr. Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist who served as Mr. Pruitt's deputy, has brought a more disciplined approach to dismantling environmental rules.
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But as he established his grip in recent years and turned to national politics, officials described him as more disciplined and cautious.
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Trian Partners is one of GE's largest shareholders, and has demanded that the company cut costs and be more disciplined about acquisitions.
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We need politicians willing to impose new laws and to regulate the pharmaceutical and medical marketplaces in a far more disciplined way.
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When Tegan would go through a dark stage, and be a little more chaotic, I would straighten up and be more disciplined.
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Mann said the transient, nomadic lifestyle has made him more disciplined with his time so he can strike a work-life balance.
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If we had cut it by four tracks and were more disciplined about some things, it maybe could have been the best record.
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Mr Zamil has discovered, to his delight, that Saudi women make better workers: "more disciplined, more punctual and higher-quality work," he says.
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I'm always trying to be more disciplined in how I eat and what I eat, and staying in shape and exercising is big.
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After the speech, many in the room looked at each other and were quite impressed with the new, seemingly more disciplined Donald Trump.
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"I think we've got to be much more disciplined in setting our priorities," Johnson said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Wednesday.
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The price downturn taught producers to be more disciplined, forcing them to be smarter about geology, asset choice, technological efficiencies and capital deployment.
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The fund's partners are also taking a more disciplined approach on valuations, which has led to several deals dying at the last minute.
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The Yankees, more disciplined than ever under the principal owner Hal Steinbrenner and Cashman, would especially prefer to avoid the steepest tax rates.
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Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, who helped bring about a more disciplined approach to the candidate, was seen as potential White House senior adviser.
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Other than the layoffs Dorsey instituted as almost his first act as CEO, there has been no evidence of faster or more disciplined execution.
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However, Mr Zamil has discovered, to his delight, that Saudi women make better workers: "more disciplined, more punctual and higher-quality work," he says.
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Carney said authorities had to focus more intensely on regulation and prudential requirements and ensure a "more disciplined management of operational and cyber risks".
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So I would say if we can maybe be a little bit more disciplined or what-not, that will help us in that category.
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His tactics might have been familiar, Cherchesov said, but the performance was tighter, more disciplined and more mature than his side had shown before.
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"Every coach I had tried to tame me, tried to make me play more disciplined, tried to make me do drills," he told me.
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Shale oil and gas producers have promised to maintain a more disciplined approach to production and focus on increasing profits rather than growing volumes.
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But Democrats said the period of wondering whether Mr. Trump could become a more disciplined candidate had ended with his attacks on the Khans.
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And Trump, who has a short attention span and a desperate desire for wins, might simply get outmaneuvered by a smarter and more disciplined adversary.
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Supply also has become more disciplined following years of consolidation that reduced the number of manufacturers to a handful from around 22018 in mid-238s.
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Top White House officials tell me the key to forcing a more disciplined President Trump (like the one onstage overseas) is limiting his screen time.
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With a few exceptions, government agencies and large corporations can buy their way out of such embarrassments with better security measures and more disciplined employees.
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S. requires you to live a more disciplined life, and once I found the right balance of that I've really been great for a year.
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As far as the pros, automated systems can curtail emotional trading, assess trades based on historical market and ensure more disciplined trading, among other things.
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If so, fostering that relationship is a wonderful way to work with Saturn's difficult energy, as well as becoming more disciplined about maintaining your schedule.
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Clinton has faced a more disciplined Mr. Trump and scrutiny over her failure to initially disclose her pneumonia to all but a few close aides.
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Having worked assiduously in recent weeks to cultivate a more disciplined demeanor on the campaign trail, Mr. Trump cast aside that approach on Tuesday morning.
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"French accounts have definitely been more disciplined and price sensitive, and usually they tend to be the engine room behind the deal" one banker said.
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But as last week showed, better than others, there's a more disciplined administrative force at work behind the scenes, crafting an intensely ideological foreign policy.
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While a push towards more disciplined work hours may be slow to come, experts have suggested another area where workers can strive for better treatment.
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With a more realistic strategy and more disciplined spending practices, the country could be made considerably safer while spending less on the Department of Defense.
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Yet this current commissioner has said the owners have an evaluative system that is wonderful, great, that they're abiding by it, that they're more disciplined.
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And from a trading perspective, the U.S. dollar is unlikely to stage much of a comeback unless the tone from Washington becomes decidedly more disciplined.
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And expect an emphasis on how spending on the "Other Bets" is becoming more disciplined, but remains very worthwhile, very long-term and very expensive.
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But as the campaign began to round the bend into the general election, Trump's unpredictable behavior began to lose its appeal, requiring a more disciplined operation.
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Big parties are also coalitions of interests and ideologies, but they are usually more disciplined than looser groups, and so more likely to get things done.
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It repeated the familiar rhetoric of Mr Xi's presidency, underlining the party's commitment to fighting corruption and the need for party members to be more disciplined.
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The Israelis have been much more disciplined and effective than Saudi Arabia when it comes to checking Iran's influence in Syria without precipitating a larger conflict.
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The liquidity improvement in FY16 was also supported by management's more disciplined cash flow policy, including no dividend payment, working capital optimisation measures and rationalised capex.
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"What it's done was just a little bit of a blunt instrument to have everyone be a little more disciplined about filling their positions," he said.
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I wish people would be more disciplined when they do their pods and not just shoot the breeze for 10 minutes before getting into the topic.
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Conway said the more disciplined approach by Trump, who has never held elective office, would not mean jettisoning his more off-the-cuff and unpredictable style.
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But enterprise-software investors were traditionally more disciplined, said Subotovsky, who led his firm&aposs investment in Zoom, one of last year&aposs tech IPO standouts.
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"It was a very normal speech in substance, but it was much more disciplined and less emotional," Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff told CNBC about Trump's address.
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But WeWork's ultimate failure also highlights how much more disciplined today's stock market is relative to that of the 1999-2000 dot-com bubble, Smith said.
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This past year was also the year that startup boards also got more disciplined about containing burn rates and pushing for companies to be run more pragmatically.
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The case for a more disciplined approach has been powerfully argued by my counterpart Liam Denning at Bloomberg ("This is Big Oil's Quarter to Lose", April 24).
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Now they ascribe his rise to American decline, and to the rage felt by a superpower as it is overtaken by a harder-working, more disciplined China.
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Moreover, Tyson has de-risked its operations by utilizing more short-term and fewer fixed-price customer contracts and by instituting a more disciplined risk management strategy.
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Sanders and his supporters rightly note that a well-implemented single-payer system would likely be cheaper, more disciplined, and more humane than our current health system.
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Numerous times, Mr. Trump has briefly adopted a more disciplined pose on the campaign trail, only to give in quickly to the temptation to taunt and brawl.
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During a radio interview with John Catsimatidis that aired Sunday, Priebus said Trump's chances of winning the election have improved as he becomes a more disciplined candidate.
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A second adviser added a note of caution though, saying if Trump isn't willing to behave in a more disciplined fashion, then Lewandowski's departure may do little good.
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"I think he's very excited that the business is transitioning from high growth to a more disciplined business with accountability and with a more mature leadership," Claure said.
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He's very excited that the business is transitioning from, you know, high-growth, to a more, I would say, more disciplined business with accountability, with more mature leadership.
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Partly this is down to the adoption of inflation targets by central banks; partly it is more disciplined fiscal policy, says Jan Dehn of Ashmore, a fund manager.
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Articles promising that Mr Trump would become more "presidential" after this event, or more disciplined after bringing in that staffer, have inevitably proved just so much fish wrap.
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Trump therefore needs to learn to become a more disciplined and diplomatic savvy president when it comes to the highly sensitive trilateral relations between Beijing, Taipei and Washington.
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The shift to digital revenue, coupled with the company's ongoing efforts at a more disciplined operating cost structure has materially increased EA's free cash flow (FCF) generating ability.
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In September, the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman tweeted that he was praying Trump could be more disciplined in his discourse in the run up to the midterm elections.
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Sasha says he sometimes worries that another startup will enter the market, burn all their capital, go bankrupt, and sour investors on more disciplined finance businesses like LendUp.
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General Mattis, who retired in 2013, after leading United States Central Command for three years, is far more disciplined than Patton was, and a far more strategic thinker.
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If he can, it suggests that he may still be able to increase his support in the coming months if he tightens his message and becomes more disciplined.
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Do you think that your habit of being so candid is an asset as a politician, or do you think you'll need to be a little more disciplined?
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Trump has become more disciplined of late, assuaging the fears of many GOP strategists who spent much of the summer convinced his campaign was going off the rails.
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ABOUT THE RED WINGS (5-6-43): Detroit needs to play more disciplined, as it enters Tuesday tied with Pittsburgh and Nashville for most times short-handed at 53.
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It also comes as Trump tries to manage a more disciplined campaign, underscoring fears among some in the GOP that the businessman is unable to avoid self-inflicted wounds.
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For Trump's team, the meeting came as he has tried to be more disciplined and on message as he seeks to reset his campaign against Clinton for the Nov.
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You might pick Ivanka Trump: his glamorous, accomplished, 34-year-old daughter, who is more disciplined and on-message on her worst day than her father on his best.
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Trump administration officials need to be more disciplined in their television appearances, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly said Tuesday, arguing that their frequent presence on news shows stirs controversy.
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One possibility is that it's less about political polarization per se, and more about parties that are becoming more disciplined in the art of using language to their advantage.
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So big-time football programs have long preferred strategies that rely on those players—that games be determined over which team is tougher and more disciplined in the trenches.
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The White House's attempt to impose a more disciplined approach to communications about the virus was undermined by President Trump, who complained the news media was overstating the threat.
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He suggested that miners are now moving to assure investors that the past spending splurge is not going to repeat itself, resulting in a more disciplined approach to capital investment.
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On Thursday, he was more disciplined (if you can ever say that Trump is disciplined): Leaking, and even illegal classified leaking, has been a big problem in Washington for years.
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A more disciplined, more organized administration would be a lot more likely to succeed in repealing the Affordable Care Act or shepherding Paul Ryan's war on the poor into law.
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And the next demagogue who cashes in by saying he alone can fix things is likely to be more disciplined and focused than Mr. Trump — and hence even more dangerous.
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If I were more disciplined, I'd buy secondhand, but I have neither the time nor the patience to source it and drive out to the hinterlands to pick it up.
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I do it to be fitter and faster and more disciplined in general, but in the back of my mind I think it would be a good skill to have.
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If he can couple that with a more disciplined approach that does not include indulging his simmering resentments, he could re-inspire market hopes for a period of faster economic growth.
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He highlighted that gold mining companies have become much more disciplined in the way that they allocate capital, not only lowering new investment, but increasing the transparency of their investment decisions.
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If Zayo decides to remain independent, it would need to streamline operations, be more disciplined in allocating capital, and improve oversight, Starboard wrote in a letter to the company last month.
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This goes double if there are inherent cultural differences, such as with a seat-of-your-pants Silicon Valley company and a much more disciplined Chinese conglomerate where deadlines are sacrosanct.
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If Trump would make himself scarce, by giving more disciplined policy speeches, fewer rallies with shorter speeches, and more quiet time studying policy and preparing for the debates, he would benefit.
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"It's probably better for the diversified miners to pay out higher dividends - it forces management to be more disciplined with their capital," said Cohen, whose funds hold Glencore and Rio shares.
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But the vice president proved that he could maintain his own rigorous travel schedule, demonstrating again that he is the more disciplined communicator in his and Mr. Trump's political odd couple.
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She said the company is "accelerating investment," but one of its "biggest cultural transformations" is in taking a more disciplined approach to go after products that will bring the best returns.
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Which points to an interesting difference between the National Front's candidate and the populism that triumphed in America's presidential race: Hers is better thought out, more disciplined, and more often correct.
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The IPO market is healthy and strong right now, with opportunities to invest in many promising companies whose financials are subject to the more disciplined scrutiny of the public market spotlight.
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The Cavs deserve a bit of credit for how they guarded Curry and Thompson, but we've seen the two of them hit shots against much taller, more athletic, and more disciplined defenders.
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We've always been a disciplined company— we built a $1 billion revenue company with $43 million in capital — but in ways that are good, it forces us to be even more disciplined.
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He is a grown man capable of acting within the legal bounds of his probation, a rich guy who had the means to be more disciplined, the resources to stay on point.
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In an op-ed published Monday, the board criticizes the GOP nominee for failing to run a more disciplined campaign and says he is "losing a winnable race" to rival Hillary Clinton.
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"The big focus for our team was to improve, pay more attention to detail, play a little bit more disciplined as a team, and I think we probably accomplished that," Saban said.
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Mr. Trump followed up his New York speech with a couple of soft-focus interviews, telling one reporter that he would be "more disciplined," and use a teleprompter like a proper politician.
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But Mr. Trump's inability to seize on his own party's convention and emerge a more disciplined candidate has eased early concerns that he could appeal to a broader electorate in the fall.
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"If Trump was a more disciplined, focused candidate, this could be his moment to win over Americans because the desire for a strong leader is great in moments of turbulence," she said.
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If this president does not become more disciplined in his approach, then he will only confirm a fact that history has already taught us: Some revolutionaries simply are not up to governing.
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In four years, a more disciplined and intelligent candidate than Trump might be able to fill the market gap that Trump has identified, and expand his electoral coalition to include many moderates.
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"Ali appears more disciplined in its spending on operating-related expenses, though top management suggested they are not withdrawing from investing in those strategic businesses," Nomura said in a research note released Thursday.
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But every inch matters in the playoffs, and Milwaukee will need Bledsoe to maintain his aggressiveness but be way more disciplined while doing so if it wants to advance past the first round.
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"The Afghan Special Forces have been singled out as the crown jewel -- more disciplined, efficient, effective than any other unit of the Afghan forces, but they've been over extended and overused," Kugelman said.
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K.C.'s DBs were much more disciplined than Houston's were last week in matchup zones, sniffing out Frank Reich's early-down shot plays off play-action and preventing Andrew Luck from firing deep.
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And while Cruz is typically more disciplined, he'll likely have to reckon with his own previous comments about Kasich, his role in the election and his own ability to let an election slide.
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"We're getting more disciplined about how we invest in the business, and we set a company goal of driving toward GAAP profitability in 1003," CFO Anthony Noto said in Twitter's earnings press release.
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"Overall, insurers were more disciplined in 2019 on risk selection and participation," said Christine Williams, U.S. CEO of Aon Financial services, who notes insurers are publicly telegraphing their intention to reduce their exposure.
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"He's got to be more disciplined and he's got to work as part of a team, and then I think he generally could work out to be a remarkably good president," Gingrich said.
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Because they are played, at the highest level, by physical geniuses who are bigger and stronger and simultaneously more disciplined and more disinhibited than most humans, there is invariably something abstract about them.
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"We're getting more disciplined about how we invest in the business, and we set a company goal of driving toward GAAP profitability in 2017," Anthony Noto, Twitter's chief financial officer, said in a release.
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Vodafone, reporting its third-quarter results on Thursday, said it was also seeing lower rates of growth in its global enterprise division, and said it was taking a more disciplined approach to agreeing contracts.
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With assistance from teleprompters, he has becomed more disciplined as a candidate, but he has yet to convince voters in swing states, where Clinton leads most polls, that he is fit to be president.
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While its business could be hurt by falling prices, the chipmaker is much more disciplined about its DRAM sales and recently introduced a $10 billion share buyback, which could boost the earnings per share.
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"Long-term, this could be viewed as the first step of a more disciplined approach to iron ore supply by aligning two of the world's 'big four'" iron ore mining companies, the note said.
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While I can't say I would want any self-driving car being trained based on my GTA V driving, the game is realistic enough for slightly more disciplined individuals to get the job done.
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Mr. Trump has embraced the new, more disciplined approach of the former Marine general, but he has made it clear that he will not cede control of what he says or tweets to anybody.
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The conclusion of Mueller's investigation without establishing collusion could present an opportunity to move past a dark period and toward a sunnier, more disciplined presidency -- an outcome some advisers have wished for in private.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Kellyanne Conway, a Republican pollster who was widely credited with bringing a more disciplined approach to Donald Trump's presidential election campaign, will become White House counselor when he takes office next month.
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If the oil majors were to attempt to be more "disciplined" this time around, the resulting rise in prices would simply accelerate the development of alternative sources of supply, as well as curbing demand growth.
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Despite the setbacks, Trump's speech that day on the economy was pleasantly received by Republicans hoping the sting of the past couple weeks might finally inspire the candidate to become more disciplined on the stump.
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The Grammy-winning artist has kept a positive outlook while living his "more disciplined life," using his experiences to spread awareness and advise others that they shouldn't be afraid to speak up and seek help.
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This could partly be because the average premium paid has been below that of prior cycles, too – suggesting perhaps that middling deal volumes and upbeat investor reception are partly a matter of more disciplined acquirers.
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Washington Republicans never liked or trusted Trump, but they hoped to be won over by his administration, to be persuaded that he was more disciplined and strategic than he appeared to be during the campaign.
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Rather, it would be by seeking budget policy coordination between Germany and the United States that would involve a more expansionary budget policy for Germany and a more disciplined budget policy for the United States.
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Any future falls will depend on the government's fiscal policy, he noted, adding that he was pleased to see that fiscal policy had become more disciplined as Riyadh worked to cut the state budget deficit.
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As he fell apart physically and morally, he wrote some demanding and beautiful music (including the song cycle "Arias and Barcarolles"), and his work on the podium became ever more disciplined, often profound, even visionary.
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Lindsey Graham, one of Trump's key allies on Capitol Hill, acknowledged the White House lacked a coherent messaging strategy, unlike the White House during the Clinton impeachment process, which he described as far more disciplined.
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Of late, I have been asking Republicans who work either in the White House or closely with it whether Trump is learning on the job — whether he is becoming more judicious, more disciplined, more serious.
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But they have left their biggest and most visible mark in Vladivostok, providing labor to home repair companies that boast to customers how North Koreans are cheaper, more disciplined and more sober than native Russians.
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For Davis, that means trying hard on every play, being a more disciplined man-to-man defender, making the most of shoddy point guard play, and leading the New Orleans Pelicans back to the playoffs.
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So as much as I try to be satisfied with what I've got, it's like you're under constant criticism, but at least I'm not puking—and I'm trying to get more disciplined with my fitness routine.
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Clinton says Trump leading hate movement; he calls her a "bigot" In the interview, the GOP nominee candidly acknowledged the need for a coherent message, and said he recognizes the advantages of a more disciplined pitch.
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He was far more disciplined for much of the debate, and did his best to avoid taking Clinton's bait, showing restraint as he and Clinton debated the Supreme Court, the Second Amendment, abortion and the economy.
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"I think it's time for Donald Trump to shift from the thought of the moment spontaneously uttered to a more disciplined way of running a campaign for president of the United States," said retiring GOP Sen.
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The speaker said he has discussed the tone of the campaign the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, but he deflected questions about the GOP nominee's campaign or the need for new staff or a more disciplined message.
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After years of acquisitions outside its core area of processing chips under previous leaders, Swan has set a goal of becoming more disciplined about spending, slowing investments in areas like memory chips and shedding struggling businesses.
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The first solo English-language feature from the Norwegian director André Ovredal — an infinitely more disciplined follow-up to his 2011 film, "Trollhunter" — this shivery tour through a young woman's innards turns putrefaction into a puzzle.
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Once known as one of Wall Street's toughest rabble-rousers who relished writing humiliating letters to chief executives, Loeb has recently toned down the rhetoric, maturing into a more disciplined investor, say investors who know him.
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Your natal Saturn sign will show you how you face your fears, how you set boundaries, what kinds of limits you tend to encounter, and what parts of your life demand you to be more disciplined.
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Trump's new campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, promised on Thursday the volatile Republican presidential candidate would stick to a more disciplined and uplifting message to voters in the final dash to Election Day without crimping his freewheeling style.
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If the Saudi government cannot be more disciplined in its use of devastating weapons, the United States should consider halting arms sales to the government in Riyadh, as the European Parliament has urged European governments to do.
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Bemoaning people who live paycheque-to-paycheque—which, according to a 2016 study, is 48 per cent of all working Canadians—to be more disciplined and attentive lets the very rich and powerful in society off the hook.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump is tabling his go-everywhere approach and hunkering down in his home state ahead of the New York primary, as his campaign aims to take a more disciplined approach to the delegate hunt.
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Los Angeles would be wise to be more disciplined in Game 2 after giving San Jose's power play, which ranked third in the league during the regular season, four opportunities in the opener - one of which was converted.
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Trump has been trying to be more disciplined, but not tweeting nonsense for a couple of days will only get you so far, especially when your entire presidential campaign staff was seemingly communicating with members of Russian intelligence.
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The chairman of the Ohio GOP called it a "nightmare" in an interview with the Washington Post Friday, and Trump adviser Newt Gingrich publicly called on the candidate to become more disciplined during an appearance on Fox News.
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But Republicans lamented during the 2018 midterm election that Trump did not focus enough on the economy and instead pivoted to more divisive issues like immigration, and it's unclear whether the president will be more disciplined in 2020.
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His comments on Monday, which he delivered from teleprompters before taking several questions from a friendly audience, seemed to be an effort to present a more disciplined front before the next presidential debate, in St. Louis on Sunday.
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Dogs — all 300-plus existing breeds — are curious creatures: The domesticated variety is notorious for mindless habits like chewing on socks and chasing down squirrels, even while their more disciplined brethren sniff out illegal drugs, explosives and even cancer.
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Manafort, still holding out hope of an endorsement, recently reached out to Kasich's strategist, John Weaver, to brief him on efforts to run the campaign as a more disciplined and polished operation, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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He has disappointed some members of the party who have hoped his campaign would become more disciplined, but instead have seen him dwell on and even repeat his own missteps rather than maintaining a focused offensive against Hillary Clinton.
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"Every startup needs to shed its pirate nature at some point, and evolve into something more akin to a navy – no less heroic, but more disciplined, with rules of engagement, lines of communication, and long-term strategy," Hoffman said.
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What's more, those who suffered from acne in their teens typically tend to be more disciplined in their skin-care routines, long after the zits and pimple are gone and right around the time that a preventative plan might start.
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Many of the developers behind these apps say they created them out of a personal need: They were facing a challenge in their own work or life and looking for a tool that would help them develop more disciplined habits.
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He boasted of creating terror-fighting rules that are "much more disciplined and consistent with the rule of law and international norms"—including the obligation to minimise casualties when using drones, while still allowing strikes in countries unable to capture terrorists.
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And then Trump has a chance on Sunday night to turn in a more disciplined debate performance and put the focus back on Clinton's weaknesses including her email scandal, the Benghazi attack, her Wall Street ties and the soft economy.
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The same is true of fighters with 'heavy hands', they become lazy and forget the science that was getting them the connections, while those with 'pillow fists' tend to remain more disciplined in their form and combinations throughout a fight.
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That's partly because of the way its members are selected by the parties' congressional leaders — who tend to pick their more disciplined, diplomatic colleagues for the assignment — and partly because of the frequently closed-door nature of the committee's work.
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"Certainly as the headwinds stack up and get a little bit stiffer, we pay more attention to that and we're probably even more careful, more disciplined, more methodical about determining when and how much to spend on our future," he said.
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Dickon Tarly's dumbfounded expression spoke for all of us — we got a good look at the Dothraki in their full screaming, slashing, horse-standing glory, as well as Drogon, always a stunner, who seems like a more disciplined weapon these days.
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Moreover, within the chicken segment specifically, Tyson has diversified its pricing to include more short-term and fewer fixed-price customer contracts, instituted a more disciplined risk management strategy, and uses a buy versus grow strategy in chicken when appropriate.
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Parker told CNBC the industry's growth plans are strategic and more disciplined than aggressive expansions in the past, a move that has backfired on airlines in the past as they resort to rock-bottom fares to get more travelers on board.
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If it wanted to perform at its peak at the World Cup on home soil in less than two years, Diacre told a friend around the time she was hired to lead the national team, it had to be more disciplined.
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"We're going to continue to grow, but I think we're going to be a more disciplined growth company than we have been in the past," John Mackey, co-founder and CEO of Whole Foods, told analysts on the company's first-quarter earnings call.
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Over the last two weeks, concerned members of Trump's inner circle plotted an intervention to try and convince Trump that he needed to mount a more traditional campaign with a more disciplined approach to attacking Hillary Clinton and appealing to swing voters.
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When they do, they'll see that Pence — the guy I used to think they would pick for 2016 — doesn't quite have the pizzazz or superstar quality of a Donald Trump, but he's also a much better, more focused, more disciplined, less crazy politician.
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Even though Mr. Rajoy's party recently got entangled in more corruption scandals, particularly in the eastern region of Valencia, it could benefit from a low turnout, as the conservative electorate is seen as a more disciplined force when it comes to voting.
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Allowing both parties the power to pursue a more complete vision of their platform at the state and local level will make everybody happier, but also, after a few elections, devolution would compel both parties to articulate more disciplined and realistic platforms.
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My guess is that the cake is already baked, and that Trump's over-the-top and outrageous behavior and statements over the past 28500 months cannot and will not be canceled out by a suddenly more-disciplined candidate awkwardly reading scripted speeches. 6900.
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Danone, whose brands include Activia and Actimel as well as Evian water, said it would sell 14 percent of Yakult, equating to two-thirds of its holding, as part of a strategy to have a more disciplined approach to how it invests its capital.
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It's hard to care what happens to Gene Meh (even making him a "meh" seems like a weirdly easy gimme for critics), though a more disciplined screenplay could have trotted out the tired but still accurate children's movie sentiment about always being true to yourself.
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But if I'm right, and the opportunity to weaken the spell of Trumpism slips past us, Republicans will find themselves trapped in a thrall to white ethno-nationalists for years to come, and eventually, a more disciplined, strategically gifted version of Trump will come along.
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Given that neither Cruz nor Rubio could conceivably represent the vision of a majority of Republican voters, the main difference with a Trump campaign would probably have been a more disciplined series of Clinton attack memes and fewer outrageous statements of the candidate's own.
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Impressed by Marine Le Pen, France's nationalist presidential candidate, they want to combine shrill politics (Ms Petry has said border guards should use arms against illegal immigrants) with a sharper, more disciplined image, a rejection of overt racism and eventual participation in government coalitions in Germany's states.
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If Trump becomes a more disciplined candidate in the coming weeks, and begins to strike a more moderate tone -- as he did on immigration in an interview with Sean Hannity that aired Wednesday night -- Clinton could be facing an uphill climb in Nevada and other states.
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But Conway, a mother of four small children, has made a name for herself helping candidates win over women voters -- she can help Trump bridge the gender gap, especially if Trump can continue with the kind of more disciplined policy speeches like we saw in Charlotte.
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Addressing the class of 2016 at Howard University, but speaking broadly to African-American youths who have fueled a new civil rights protest movement during his presidency, Mr. Obama urged them to adopt a more disciplined form of activism that goes beyond indignant rhetoric and uncompromising demands.
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"With a sharper and more disciplined focus on inventory management, we are taking a comprehensive approach to assessing the effectiveness of our inventory positions to make swift, informed decisions that promote faster inventory turn and higher productivity levels," Penney's Chief Executive Marvin Ellison said in a statement.
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The GOP nominee has promised to be more disciplined in Sunday night's debate, telling the New York Post that he will not bring up former President Bill Clinton's past infidelities — a pledge he also made during the first debate, before ultimately bringing it up several times afterwards.
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This season, to overcome a major-league record 30 players on the injured list, the more-disciplined Yankees needed a combination of their financial might (a payroll over $230 million, the third-largest in baseball) and a modern, data-driven approach to rounding out their roster.
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Rupert Murdoch, the Fox chairman and James's father, was known for capricious and overpriced deals, including Myspace and The Wall Street Journal's parent, Dow Jones, until his right-hand man at the time, Chase Carey, helped usher in a more disciplined use of capital in 2011.
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But as global firms are becoming more disciplined in spending after the 2014 oil crash and as other resource host nations such as India and Malaysia also try to polish up terms to attract investment, the reform may not lure an immediate flow of foreign investment.
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Leading Republicans who have supported Trump — or who are inclined to support him — have said for months they expect him to become more disciplined, stop saying controversial things that dominate days of news cycles, and build out the kind of organization that likely will be necessary to beat Clinton.
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Navarro's absence has been interpreted both as a sign of his diminished status in a more disciplined White House run by Chief of Staff John Kelly and a result of Trump's strategy to shelve major trade action against Beijing in exchange for cooperation on North Korea's nuclear program.
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After struggling to control his temper and his outbursts on the campaign trail in 2008, the former president has been a far more disciplined, supportive spouse on the campaign trail this time -- traveling across the country to campaign for his wife and carefully avoiding GOP nominee Donald Trump's provocations.
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There is no more disciplined candidate in the 2016 field than the 74-year-old Vermont senator — none — and a quick scan of the transcripts of recent debates reveals his metronomic recitation of succinct anti-Clinton attack phrases repeated over and over and over with deadly, aw-shucks efficiency.
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But while Mr. Trump has been repeatedly frustrated by the limits of his power, his efforts to remake decades of immigration policy have gained increasing momentum as the White House became more disciplined and adept at either ignoring or undercutting the entrenched opposition of many parts of the government.
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The appointment of Bannon suggested Trump was aiming not to tone down his aggressive style but to be more disciplined in emphasizing themes that resonate strongly with the voters he is trying to court, such as his tough stance against illegal immigration and withering personal criticism of Clinton.
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Trump's only hope for turning the ship around is to do exactly what he's been refusing to do the entire campaign — pivot, and start running a lower-key, more disciplined, less egomaniacal campaign that's less about his grudges and attention-seeking behavior and more about focus-grouped slams on Clinton.
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Ilan Goldenberg, a fellow at the Center for New American Security and a former State Department official, said that in Syria in particular the Saudis have been more disciplined than other nations — most notably Qatar and Turkey — about giving arms to militant rebel groups like the Qaeda-linked Nusra Front.
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The Manhattan real-estate mogul delivered a feistier and more disciplined performance than at the first debate, hammering his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton on her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, and again raising decades-old accusations of sexual misconduct against her husband Bill Clinton.
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The new owners of Ilva and of the Tata-Thyssenkrupp assets are also expected to employ a more disciplined pricing strategy going forward - holding out for higher prices and taking pains not to over-supply the market, unlike in the past when Ilva, and to a lesser extent Tata, favored volumes over price.
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McConnell, who is the influential Senate majority leader, was speaking about Trump's efforts in recent days to make his campaign more disciplined and focused, something the candidate and his aides have promised he would do as he turns from the raucous primary fight to the general election race against presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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"I'll be more effective and more disciplined," Trump said The Republican front-runner is preparing to deliver a series of prepared policy speeches aimed at making him look more serious and presidential -- the first of which will be a foreign policy speech April 27 in Washington, Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski confirmed to CNN.
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But on a day that the White House sought to display a more disciplined strategy to the administration's communications about the virus, Mr. Trump used an evening event honoring African-American History Month to rail against the news media, claiming it is overstating the threat, and to congratulate himself for keeping the number of cases low.
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Financial problems may be dragging you down at this time, but in the end, they will leave you more disciplined around money and with a much, much better understanding of what's important to you and what you want to fight for: Maybe you don't give a fuck about having a huge place to live, but travel is important to you?
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Republicans on Capitol Hill think Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has a real shot of winning the White House this November — if his campaign can stick to being more disciplined.
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The back-and-forth, which played out in public rat-a-tat-tat bursts, 140 characters at a time, also offered a vivid preview of how the six months until Election Day could unfold, with the popular Ms. Warren emerging as a unifier of the Democratic base and Mr. Trump — so far, at least — still unable to resist small provocations as he tries to become a more disciplined general election candidate.
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Podesta, who also served as a White House chief of staff under former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, suggested two courses of action the general should take when he assumes his new position on Monday, including making his boss more disciplined and rebuilding relationships with key lawmakers on the Hill.
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AND THOSE PRIORITIES ARE GOING TO ALLOW US TO REALLY TRANSITION INTO A PHASE THAT I CALL GROWTH AT SCALE AND WE LOOK AT STARBUCKS WAS FOUNDED IN 1971, AND SO OVER THE LAST 47 YEARS, YOU KNOW, WE HAVE BUILT AN ICONIC GLOBAL BRAND 77 COUNTRIES, 28,000 STORES AROUND THE WORLD SERVING NEARLY 913 MILLION CUSTOMERS A WEEK SO NOW, AT OUR SCALE, I THINK WEVE GOT TO BE MUCH MORE DISCIPLINED IN SETTING OUR PRIORITIES, WEVE GOT TO BE MORE DATA DRIVEN IN TERMS OF HOW WERE ALLOCATING RESOURCES AND TUNING THE MODEL, WE HAVE TO BE MUCH MORE AGILE AS INNOVATORS WE SET THE STAGE FOR THAT TRANSITION TO A COMPANY THAT IS FOCUSSED ON GROWTH AND SCALE AND A SET OF INITIATIVES THAT ARE GOING TO HELP US GET THERE.
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