Or maybe the company is more forward-looking than it seems.
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He gradually moved the operation to a more forward-looking approach.
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Monetary policy will be made more forward-looking, flexible and targeted, said the bank.
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That means we need to be more forward-looking and ideas-driven, more strategic.
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More forward-looking gauges, most notably the ISM manufacturing report, point to potential trouble ahead.
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For example, Cupp says automotive industries are more forward looking when it comes to cloud.
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America's immigrants, ethnic and religious minorities, and feminists want a more forward-looking and inclusive future.
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Another new budget effort to attract more forward-looking companies is the Smart Cities Challenge Fund.
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"Investing in our energy system is much more forward looking than defending the old systems," Jackson said.
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The Brexit cause was fiercely opposed by voters of a sunnier, more forward-looking disposition, as Trumpism is.
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Yet Democrats' own solution to fund park maintenance, backed by park advocacy groups, is no more forward looking.
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Logotherapy tends to be more forward looking rather than, say, looking for roots of discontent in your childhood.
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The answer may be no, but at least tourists would find a more forward-looking gateway to Paris.
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We cannot let these challenges get in the way of a more forward-looking approach to the grid.
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"The more forward-looking manufacturers are rightly becoming concerned about long term supply," its CEO Jamie Deith said.
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More forward-looking data points, like Thursday's manufacturing data, have raised red flags about the health of the economy.
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But Dorsey's appeal was for "more forward-looking political ad regulation" that takes into account the unique capabilities of internet advertising.
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The Climate Central study builds on more forward-looking research that was published in July in the journal Environmental Research Communications.
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In its drive to diversify, the New York Police Department claims to be one of the nation's more forward-looking departments.
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Because the company's survey tracks layoff announcements, Mr. Challenger said, it's "a bit more forward looking" than the Labor Department's figures.
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" In his Twitter thread, Dorsey also called for "more forward-looking political ad regulation," noting that it is "very difficult to do.
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Business leaders in our community need to come together to form more forward-looking organizations that will help the entrepreneurial community grow.
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ARR-based metrics are more forward-looking, but GAAP revenue tends to be calculated more accurately and is thus more comparable across companies.
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But measures of inflation expectations in financial markets—usually thought of as more forward-looking than consumers—have been depressed for some time.
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Without an obvious suitor, Twitter's going to need to figure out a way to be more forward-looking and hopeful to Wall Street.
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This irritated those Germans who thought that you couldn't rewind history, and that the architecture of their capital should be more forward looking.
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Beijing has said it would maintain its proactive fiscal stance and prudent monetary policy, making economic adjustments more forward-looking, targeted and effective.
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"We felt like we had to take a more forward-looking stance," Kamilah Forbes, the executive producer of the Apollo, said in an interview.
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How Microsoft talks about its more forward-looking devices will tell you what's next for Windows — the second-most-used operating system on the planet.
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But KPMG anticipates outbound purchases to continue at their current rate as companies in China embrace a more forward-looking approach, instead of short-term profits.
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But the hang-wringing had already started amid reports in Politico and elsewhere that Clinton is eyeing a staff shakeup and a more forward-looking message.
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Freshman and incoming Democratic lawmakers are instead asking for a select committee focused instead on a more forward looking initiative, like increasing the use of renewable energy.
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"We will implement a prudent monetary policy and make policy more forward-looking, flexible and effective," the People's Bank of China said in a statement after a meeting.
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"We acknowledge the ECB's dovishness but are inclined to see growth (in Europe and globally) as the more forward-looking, and bullish, driver of the euro," he said.
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It's a lot more expensive than true budget phones and not that far off from the actual flagships that offer better displays, better cameras, and more forward-looking designs.
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And as a mirror held up to American culture, it showed something very different than its prestige-TV peers, something equally important and arguably more forward-looking and distinctive.
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The festival landscape is crowded, but Panorama promises to be a different, more forward-looking approach to the whole three-days-in-a-field-with-a-million-amazing-bands experience.
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According to the annual closed-door Central Economic Work Conference, China would maintain its proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy, making economic adjustments more forward-looking, targeted and effective.
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"Having this high-profile of Google technology going into the vehicle does give the vehicle a little more forward-looking image," said Jessica Caldwell, an analyst at the auto researcher Edmunds.com.
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If we can get to that point by the time some of the more forward-looking display technology on show at CES 2018 is practical, it's going to be a good world.
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" The president kept his criticism lighter and more forward-looking at first, declaring that his administration is "leaving a very indelible print in the future in case something like this happens again.
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"G-20 countries should increase policy communication and coordination, form policy consensus and guide market expectations, making monetary policy more forward-looking and transparent and increase the effectiveness of fiscal policy," Lou said.
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Citing a statement issued after the annual Central Economic Work Conference, it said China will maintain its proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy, making economic adjustments more forward-looking, targeted and effective.
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Citing a statement issued after the annual Central Economic Work Conference, it sad China will maintain its proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy, making economic adjustments more forward-looking, targeted and effective.
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We had a one-point-plus jump in the global headline PMI, and we had 1.9 percentage point jump in the new orders index, which is a sub-index which is more forward looking.
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These include governance issues, being a "late cycle, cash-consuming" company, and the tension between traditional real estate valuation methods and the more forward-looking ones favored by some in Silicon Valley, he said.
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Delaney and Yang, even if they gain only limited traction, could anchor the discourse around these issues and force other candidates to address them, lest they lose ground to their more forward-looking peers.
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These include governance issues, being a "late cycle, cash-consuming" company, and the tension between traditional real estate valuation methods and the more forward-looking ones favored by some in Silicon Valley, he said.
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The newest iPad Pro certainly has a more forward-looking aesthetic that indicates where Apple's design ambitions are heading, but the refreshed Air is an attractive tablet nonetheless with a design that matches its price.
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This is the time of the year when Google pulls out all the stops to showcase how its software is smarter and more forward-looking than the products from its rivals Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft.
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Florida Representative Lois Frankel, the chair of the Democratic Women's Working Group, said the message of this year's dress code is more forward-looking, especially after a record number of women were elected to Congress in November.
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Ford has previously made it known it's placing its bets on two major areas: the extremely profitable line of trucks and SUVs and a heavy investment in more forward-looking mobility solutions like connected cars and smart cities.
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Instead, it said it would be doubling down on its two major areas of focus: its extremely profitable line of trucks and SUVs and a heavy investment in more forward-looking mobility solutions like connected cars and smart cities.
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I mean, back in the day, if you go back 100 years ago, the conservatives were in the cities, socially, a bit more forward looking, but also mostly interested in retaining the prerogatives of the wealthy and the powerful.
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Representing a left-right alliance led by his right-leaning National Action Party, he, too, has presented himself as a break from the status quo, though a better-prepared, more forward-looking and safer option than Mr. López Obrador.
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Though she didn't comment specifically on the Greek situation in her speech, Lagarde said Friday she hopes the IMF will move toward a more forward-looking approach to leverage positive gains from changing demographics and technological innovations around the world.
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A more forward-looking approach would have the company invest in the ongoing energy-sector shift that favors other, more sustainable forms of power generation — wind and solar, for instance, both of which are rapidly gaining market share regionally and nationally.
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As for which platform is more forward-looking, you could easily make a solid case about whether one or the other is the better platform for VR, AR, digital assistants, or whatever you think the Next Big Thing is in mobile.
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Home prices rose in August at their fastest pace in nearly two years, but more forward-looking indicators are less robust; property investment growth has been weakening and developers have left a trail of failed land auctions - almost unheard of last year.
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While what the iPhone maker is up to is all very murky right now, it's clear CEO Tim Cook has gotten serious about looking beyond smartphones and other consumer electronics and into more forward-looking industries like satellite internet and self-driving cars.
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The UK currency was also helped by solid manufacturing and trade data at the end of last week which eased concerns sparked by other more forward-looking numbers that last year's Brexit vote was finally beginning to weigh on the British economy.
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"It quickly dawned on me that what he had put in place was a most effective homegrown variant of cognitive behavioral therapy, in which negative ruminations are supplanted by a more forward-looking, problem-oriented way of thinking," Dr. Feinstein wrote of Mr. Silva.
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A - I would like to see strengthening of the "symmetry" aspect ... What you'd like to be able to say is that going forward we expect that inflation will be above or below the inflation target with equal probability ... Actionable and more forward looking would be good.
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In its October 193 Developments in Audit report{here}, the FRC said it would respond to the inherent challenges in the current audit model by launching a project on the future of corporate reporting and by looking at whether audit should go beyond the financial statements and be more forward-looking.
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When it was first unveiled, some sections of the public felt that it should have been facing rightwards to represent a more forward looking nature. However, the original left-facing lion was maintained.
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Returning to Sheffield, Mellor set up a silversmithing workshop-studio making one-off pieces of specially commissioned silverware. His work included a collection of modern silver tableware commissioned by the government for British embassies in a drive to give Britain a more forward- looking image.
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Robert Schumann was at the premiere, and wrote that the oratorio "especially delights us with its powerful colouring, firmness, and seriousness of style"; he felt that, despite the composer's many years in Italy, "it is a German work throughout." Comparing it to Mendelssohn's St. Paul, he felt Hiller's to be a more forward- looking work.Schumann (n.d.), pp.
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The more forward-looking Nicholas Morello thought it foolish to continue such old battles and offered to make a peaceful settlement. Pellegrino Morano took such a move as a sign of weakness and spurned the offer. By 1916 the warfare was so intense that only the most hardy mafiosi or Camorrista dared cross the East River into the other's domain. They usually returned home in a hearse.
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Many forms of ethically realistic and consequentialist approaches to justice, which are aimed at promoting future welfare rather than retribution, can survive even a hard determinist interpretation of free will. Accordingly, the legal system and notions of justice can thus be maintained even in the face of emerging neuroscientific evidence undermining libertarian intuitions of free will. Neuroscientist David Eagleman maintains similar ideas. Eagleman says that the legal justice system ought to become more forward looking.
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Engraved portrait of Dussek, published in 1867 Jan Ladislav Dussek (baptized Jan Václav Dusík,Černušák, p. 271 with surname also written as Duschek or Düssek; 12 February 176020 March 1812) was a Czech composer and pianist. He was an important representative of Czech music abroad in the second half of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century. Some of his more forward-looking piano works have traits often associated with Romanticism.
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Vincent Mangano now took over the family, with Joseph Biondo as consigliere and Albert Anastasia as underboss. Vincent Mangano still believed in the Old World mob traditions of "honor", "tradition", "respect" and "dignity." However, he was somewhat more forward-looking than either Masseria and Maranzano. To compensate for loss of massive revenues with the end of Prohibition in 1933, Vincent Mangano moved his family into extortion, union racketeering, and illegal gambling operations including horse betting, running numbers and lotteries.
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After construction is completed, the statue is to be installed at a final site on the grounds of the Old Capitol building. In the 1890s, a more management-oriented style of conservatism developed among whites in the city that continued into the early 20th century.. Increased civic-mindedness and the arrival of the Louisville, New Orleans and Texas Railway stimulated investments in the local economy, attracted new businesses, and led to the development of more forward-looking leadership.
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DNA can be the analyte of a biosensor, being detected through specific means, but it can also be used as part of a biosensor or, theoretically, even as a whole biosensor. Many techniques exist to detect DNA, which is usually a means to detect organisms that have that particular DNA. DNA sequences can also be used as described above. But more forward-looking approaches exist, where DNA can be synthesized to hold enzymes in a biological, stable gel.
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The Société française de photographie, founded on 15 November 1854, was based on the short-lived Société héliographique (1851) but differed in that it was less elitist and more forward-looking. Some accounts mistakenly link the two organizations more closely, referring simply to a change in the name with a view to giving the SFP the status of the world's oldest photography organization."Cercles et sociétés photographiques", Musée français de la photographie. Retrieved 8 December 2010.
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The most important part of Wolf's surviving oeuvre is his instrumental music. He composed at least thirty-five symphonies, of which twenty-six survive, some twenty-five harpsichord/piano concertos, more than 60 keyboard sonatas, and numerous chamber works, including string quartets, piano quintets, and other music. Stylistically these works are close to those of the composers of the Mannheim school. Particularly interesting are the harpsichord sonatas, which reflect the influence of C.P.E. Bach, and generally use more forward-looking structures.
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The engravings, which almost definitely were produced in response to Ladbrooke's Views of the Churches of Norfolk, accurately depict the important buildings of Norwich. Sillett may have travelled to Rotterdam and Leiden, which he depicted in several landscapes. In later life he ceased to have any influence on the more forward-looking artists of the Norwich School of painters. He was quoted when an old man as saying "Existence would no longer be desirable when deprived of the use of my pencil".
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Once a country lane, it had recently been converted into a divided highway running by the future site of Town Center mall. In 1983, it became Ernest W. Barrett Parkway. Businessman and columnist Jasper Dorsey wrote that “the Barrett years for Cobb have been historic because of his superb leadership.... I've never witnessed a better county administration than Barrett's, nor a more forward-looking one. It is also one that enriched the man not at all.” Cobb, no doubt, would have grown without him.
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Tribue Domine (a6) is a large- scale sectional composition setting from a medieval collection of Meditationes which was commonly attributed to St Augustine, composed in a style which owes much to earlier Tudor settings of votive antiphons as a mosaic of full and semichoir passages. Byrd sets it in three sections, each beginning with a semichoir passage in archaic style. Byrd's contribution to the Cantiones also includes compositions in a more forward-looking manner which point the way to his motets of the 1580s.
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Most feature two main points of imitation: the first concludes on the mediant cadence of the mode, and so, Titelouze writes, the organist can shorten any verset during the service by substituting this cadence with one on the final. Most fugue subjects are derived from the chant; there are many double fugues and inversion fugues in the collection. Four-voice polyphony is employed throughout the collection. The music is much more forward-looking than in the Hymnes (see Example 2 for an excerpt from one of the inversion fugues).
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The Japanese Navy was in general terms more traditionalist, in defending ancient values and the sacred nature of the Emperor; the Japanese Army was more forward-looking, in the sense of valuing primarily strong leadership, as is evidenced by the use of the coup and direct action. The Navy typically preferred political methods. The Army, ultimately, was the vehicle for the hypernationalists, anti-communists, anticapitalists, antiparliamentarians, and Nationalist-Militarist ideals. The military were considered politically "clean" in terms of political corruption, additionally assuming responsibility for 'restoring' the security of the nation.
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Although Maranzano was more forward-looking than Masseria, at core he was still a "Mustache Pete". It did not take long for Maranzano and Luciano to come into conflict: Luciano was not pleased that Maranzano had reneged on his promise of equality, and soon came to believe he was even more hidebound and greedy than Masseria had been. At the same time, Maranzano had grown uncomfortable with Luciano's ambitions and growing power and secretly plotted to have him killed. When Tommy Lucchese alerted Luciano that he and Vito Genovese had been marked for death, Luciano felt he had to strike first.
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The new Salle Favart, built from 1893 to 1898, is typical of Beaux-Arts architecture. The neo- Baroque facade is an adaptation of Garnier's design for the Opéra, and the elaborate exterior and interior decoration shows the influence of both Garnier and Daumet. The auditorium has a horseshoe shape with four galleries, a traditional design with roots reaching as far back as the 17th century. The structure has iron framework for reasons of fire resistance (the use of iron in theatre construction began in the 1780s), but unlike more forward-looking architects, Bernier concealed the frame with heavy stone.
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A panel of contest judges, however, substituted the city seal for the coat of arms, saying it was more forward-looking. The city seal was adopted in 1840, not long after the city was founded by Augustus Chapman Allen and John Kirby Allen. It depicts a 4-4-0 locomotive, although it was before any railroad reached Houston. According to John Lienhard, a professor emeritus of mechanical engineering and history at the University of Houston said the 4-4-0 locomotive featured prominently on the seal had only been around for three years at that point.
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More recent studies have been more forward-looking, trying to identify stars that match the profile of V1309 Scorpii's progenitor. A search among other contact binaries by OGLE found 14 different contact binary systems with decreasing periods over 0.8 days that are all candidates for upcoming stellar mergers. In January, 2017, KIC 9832227 was found to have a period that is decreasing at a rate faster than that observed in other binary systems, indicating the first identification of a candidate precursor for a red nova. When discovered, it had a light curve period of 0.458 days and was estimated to merge sometime in early 2022.
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Minister of Employment and Immigration (1985). On one of its websites, the government of Canada claims there was also a more forward-looking purpose for section 26, namely to allow non-Charter rights to continue being created. Rights not included in the Charter but established in the future by Parliament, a provincial legislature, or in international law, will be valid. What rights are not afforded any recognition by section 26 has also been discussed. In 1986, author Dale Gibson argued that the rights referred to in section 26 are positive rights belonging to private individuals, as opposed to politicians and bureaucrats acting on behalf of the government.
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During the recording process for the All That You Can't Leave Behind album, the band decided to distance themselves from their 1990s experimentation with electronic dance music in favour of a "return to the traditional U2 sound". At the same time, the band was looking for a more forward looking sound. This led to debate amongst the band when the Edge was playing the song on his Gibson Explorer guitar with a tone used in much of their early material up to their 1983 album War. Bono was particularly resistant to the guitar tone the Edge was playing with, but the Edge ultimately won the disagreement.
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In late September, the launch date was announced as Monday, October 17, and Imagen unveiled a new corporate logo designed by Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv, a New York-based graphic design firm, which will also serve as the network's logo. In addition, the name of the network, Imagen Televisión, was formally announced, along with the initial slogan Juntos Somos Libres; Vázquez Aldir cited the desire to not merely be "the third network" and to have a more forward-looking moniker as reasons to bypass the Cadena Tres name. The launch makes Imagen the first new national commercial network to begin operations in Mexico since the privatization of Imevisión and resultant creation of Televisión Azteca in 1993.
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2003, iv + 30 pp. A second set of indicators focuses on the short-term liquidity requirements of the country with respect to its debt service obligations. These indicators are not only useful early-warning signs of debt service problems, but also highlight the impact of the inter-temporal trade-offs arising from past borrowing decisions. Examples of liquidity monitoring indicators include the :(a) Debt service to GDP ratio, :(b) Foreign debt service to exports ratio, :(c) Government debt service to current fiscal revenue ratio The final indicators are more forward-looking, as they point out how the debt burden will evolve over time, given the current stock of data and average interest rate.
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Brown then quotes at some length, from Khayr al-Din's memoirs, a passage which describes the pre-existing corruption of the Beyical government as the source of the problem during his years as Grand Vizier. As the reformist solution, Khayr al-Din sought to "create a new administrative system, based on justice and equity, to destroy abuses and arbitrary actions" and restore "the government in its sacred role of protector of the people" and so "conduct the country on the road to prosperity.",Brown at 32–33 in Khayr al-Din (1967), quoting from the "A mes enfants: Ma vie privee et politique" (1934) at 193. A more forward-looking portrait of Hayreddin is rendered by Prof.
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Beethoven's stylistic innovations bridge the Classical and Romantic periods. The works of his early period brought the Classical form to its highest expressive level, expanding in formal, structural, and harmonic terms the musical idiom developed by predecessors such as Mozart and Haydn. The works of his middle period were more forward-looking, contributing to the musical language and thinking of the Romantic era, inspiring composers such as Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn, Robert Schumann, Franz Liszt, Richard Wagner, and Johannes Brahms. His late period works were characterized by formal, harmonic, and structural experimentation at the highest level, often pointing toward contrapuntal tendencies and microscopic textures, as well as an increasingly introverted compositional outlook.
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However, these traits are considered fundamental to post-modern art, as opposed to merely present in one degree or another. One of the most important points of difference, however, between post-modernism, and modernism, as movements in art, is modernism's ultimately progressive stance that new works be more "forward looking" and advanced, whereas post-modern movements generally reject the notion that there can be advancement or progress in art per se, and thus one of the projects of art must be the overturning of the "myth of the avant-garde". This relates to the negation of what post-structuralist philosophers call "metanarratives". Rosalind Krauss was one of the important annunciators of the view that avant-gardism was over, and that the new artistic era existed in a post-liberal and post-progress normalcy.
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Hansen pp. 96-97. The Canadian naval historian, Commander Kenneth Hansen wrote that Raeder in devising the idea of a task force of different types of ships was a more forward-looking and innovative officer than he was usually credited with being.Hansen p. 97. In a revisionist picture of Raeder, Hansen charged that the conventional view of Raeder as a blind follower of Mahan and Tirpitz was mistaken, and instead claimed that Raeder was really a follower of the theories promoted by Franz von Hipper of Germany and Raoul Castex of France about using guerre-de-course to force the numerically superior Royal Navy to divert its strength all the world in order to allow a numerically inferior force to engage in battle with the remainder of the British fleet on more or less equal terms.Hansen pp. 93–94.
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Evidently he wrote music for the wedding of Cleofe Malatesta and Theodore Palaiologos, Prince of Sparta, in 1421, since precise topical details occur in the text to the music. He almost certainly was known to Dufay, since both composers wrote music for some of the same events, and Dufay mentioned him in the text to one of the compositions he wrote during his stay in Rimini with the Malatesta family (1420–1424). Hugo's music is more forward looking than that of Arnold, making use of imitation, which was to become the prevailing musical device for the next hundred years and more; indeed, imitation is more prevalent in the music of Lantins than in the music of any other composer of the early 15th century. Most of Hugo's music is for three voices, though occasionally he added a fourth.
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296, 299–300 For example, there was a big debate amongst the band members during the writing and recording of "Beautiful Day"; The Edge was playing with a guitar tone that he had not used much since their 1983 album War and the band wanted something more forward-looking. The Edge won out and the tone made it into the final version of the song. Additionally, although the record was described as "a return to the traditional U2 sound", many songs were complex and retained elements of the band's 1990s experimentation; The introduction of "Beautiful Day" features an "electronification of the [chorus] chords with a beat box and a string part"; "New York" came together when the band members were away at a meeting and Lanois and Eno were playing around with a drum loop that Mullen had recorded. The album's recording wrapped up in 2000.
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Smith branded the incident "an untoward event" and promised that CDA will take a more "forward-looking and inclusive role in future". In 2002, Iain Duncan Smith expelled CDA Chairman Mike Smith from the Conservative PartyTory expelled over rival election plan, by Marie Woolf, The Independent, May 18, 2002 for threatening to stand candidates against Conservatives.Tory leader expels far right alliance chairman by Nicholas Watt, The Guardian, Saturday May 18, 2002 Mike Smith issued a writ claiming Breach of Natural Justice and the party was obliged to re-admit him to membership.Looking down on Armageddon, Searchlight Magazine Soon afterwards, Smith resigned from the Conservative Party, and stood in the May 2005 general election as the UKIP parliamentary candidate for Portsmouth North, where the Labour victory was claimed by the Conservative candidate to be a result of the UKIP candidacy, a claim also made by Richard North of the Bruges Group.
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