The expansion of G.F.S. couldn't come at a more opportune time.
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There could hardly be a more opportune moment to run against the rich.
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Gleich and Yonaga couldn't have planned this event for a more opportune time.
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month could not have come at a more opportune time in our political climate.
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For Gerard Way, the third installment of his comic Doom Patrol couldn't have dropped at a more opportune time.
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There could not be a more opportune or urgent moment to do so, particularly in El Salvador and Guatemala.
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We're entering a new era in edtech; now has never been a more opportune time to take advantage of this space.
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The notice to the court, filed late Monday by the Justice Department, could not have come at a more opportune time for Democrats.
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There has never been a more opportune moment for the Democratic Party to demand compromise — not from the left but from the center.
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His team would have released an announcement canceling the rally due to the circumstances, and he would've given his remarks at a more opportune time.
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Apparently, Finn's big secret for Rey on Kijimi was that he's Force-sensitive, which is cool but definitely could have been revealed at another, more opportune moment.
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A play's power can be enhanced or dampened by the context in which it is performed; luckily for "Oslo", it could not have arrived at a more opportune moment.
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And as rumors continue to swirl around the end of the headphone jack as we know it, such a play couldn't come at a more opportune time for Jaybird.
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"We feel strongly that we want to become more known for discovery ... it's more opportune to launch new brands," said Kohl's Chief Merchandising Officer Doug Howe during an interview here.
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It couldn't have come at a more opportune time: in the centre of London, heartland of the dismayed and disillusioned 48 percent, stuck on this island as it skids into chaos.
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The DC Circuit's decision affirming the FCC's net neutrality authority could not have come at a more opportune time, because the traditionally slow-moving agency is racing against the political clock.
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Bannon, and many others in the White House, told Trump to wait until a more opportune moment, but Trump, whose impulse control is somewhere between beagle and 5-year-old, couldn't wait.
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But his ultimate NBA fate will be impacted by his habitat; some situations are more opportune than others, and it's unclear whether he'll go as high as three or low as 10.
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The win could not have come at a more opportune time, as the Democratic Party establishment (or whatever is left of it) has struggled to identify the leading alternative to Mr. Sanders.
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But that method is notoriously inefficient, the study states, and it uses much less electricity to use battery power at various, more opportune times during the trip depending on the speed and other factors.
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It couldn't arrive at a more opportune time, given the number of shootings involving police and mentally ill people and the fact that so many of our mentally ill citizens are now warehoused in prisons.
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So the true pros are also mathematicians who have calculated the best items to purchase, when to return to base and buy, and who to team up with to assassinate a player at the more opportune time.
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And since nobody can say for sure that the Constitution will become toothless if congressional Republicans let yet another infraction pass, their instinct will be to defer their patriotic duty to some more opportune moment in the future.
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The second I found out I was going, I knew I wanted to wear an African-print gown because there's literally no more opportune time to wear a gorgeous African-print gown than during Black History Month at the Image Awards.
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"The themes of The Baby-Sitters Club still resonate 30 years after the original book series was released, and there has never been a more opportune time to tell an aspirational story about empowering young female entrepreneurs," Melissa Cobb, VP Kids & Family at Netflix said in a statement.
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The new uproar could not have come at a more opportune time for Trump, who has been reeling for weeks from the release of a 2005 audio tape in which he boasted about groping women and the emergence of a host of women who said he did just that to them.
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"The themes of The Baby-Sitters Club still resonate 30 years after the original book series was released, and there has never been a more opportune time to tell an aspirational story about empowering young female entrepreneurs," said Melissa Cobb, vice president of kids and family at Netflix, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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But the central bank has kept rates steady during the first two weeks of December, waiting for a more opportune time to continue cutting rates, which Roca said showed its November behavior will likely be "the exception, or a blip" in what has so far been a consistent, and successful, focus on inflation targeting.
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They bring to mind members of the flying saucer cult who, instead of giving up their fantasies when the flying saucers didn't arrive on schedule, simply declared that the failure of the flying saucers to land on time was proof that the spacemen were even craftier than they thought and would arrive at a more opportune time.
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While stocks appear to have priced in hope for a Trump stimulus this year, Zaccarelli says his expectations for progress on Trump's agenda in 26.6 has recently tumbled to 215.3/60 from 80/20 because he doesn't see Trump gaining enough support from a severely divided Republican party, which suggests to him that selling will be more opportune a few months down the road.
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The City of Man (1963) sees the imminent collapse of world civilization, which he regarded as an excellent opportunity: "There is no more opportune moment for radical change than in the aftermath of a world catastrophe".
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He presented his cabinet on 23 January. On 8 April 2016 it was announced that Ravelonarivo along with his cabinet resigned from their posts. Ravelonarivo denied the announcement that he had resigned although he would tender resignation at a "a more opportune moment". On 10 April President Rajaonarimampianina named Olivier Mahafaly as new Prime Minister.
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The inspection was canceled. My carefully assembled team dispersed. :Clinton administration officials, torn between pressure from the Republicans to go forward and a reluctance to respond to any Iraqi confrontation (and there was sure to be one) with military force, had tried to convince Butler to postpone the inspection until "a more opportune time." Butler was convinced.
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Enraged, Sigurd grips his sword hilt and orders Gutthorm to say no more if he values his life. Waiting for a more opportune moment, Gutthorm obeys. At dawn the following morning, Gutthorm enters Sigurd's room with a drawn sword and stabs the serpent slayer, impaling him to the mattress. Awakening, Sigurd brandishes Gram and slays his attacker on the spot.
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The compositions show influences of blues, bluegrass, soul and easy listening pop with guitar interludes. The album, a culmination of Ola Sandström 10-year work from 2002 to 2011, was released on 6 February 2012 on Kakafon Records. It couldn't have come at a more opportune time as Tomas Tranströmer was awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in Literature. The album entered the Swedish Albums Chart at #38 on the chart dated 24 February 2012.
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Nevertheless, many analysts said the judgment might prove a fatal blow to Zuma, although factional battles within the ANC would be the ultimate decider. One suggested that powerful ANC members had lost faith in Zuma and might move to oust him at a more opportune moment. The South African Communist Party, part of Zuma's own tripartite alliance, had been skeptical about the adequacy of his response to the judgment. Some ANC members booed Zuma at his next subsequent appearance.
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He was unable to build on that success, however, and after the Bandits missed the playoffs in each of the next two years he was out as head coach. After almost 15 years in coaching Doneghey switched jobs and became a scout for the Chicago Blackhawks starting in 2009. His move couldn't have come at a more opportune time as the team won its first Stanley Cup that season (its first in 49 years) followed by two more over the next five years.
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The blastocyst is fully developed and remains healthy through oxygen and nutrients received from uterine secretions during this time. Gestation is about five months long, and the implantation delay allows the armadillos to give birth at a more opportune time during the spring. Members of Dasypus are unique among mammals in possessing the reproductive trait of monozygotic polyembryony, meaning their offspring are genetically identical due to the division of a single fertilized egg into four matching embryos. This development of identical quadruplets has been utilized as a tool for genetic research.
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Kościuszko arrived in Kraków and on March 24, 1794, officially declared in the main town square the act of the uprising. Tadeusz Kościuszko assumed dictatorial powers, obliging himself to use it to regain national self-sufficiency, defend the country's borders and promote general freedom, deferring systemic reform to a more opportune time. His chief goal was the military fight in the name of "freedom, territorial integrity and independence". All men age 18 to 28 were urged to join the insurgent army and towns and villages were to be provided with arms for self-defense.
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Published amid concern about "peak oil", the book points out that expanding energy supplies mean higher productivity, more jobs, and a growing GDP. Mills has written extensively on the geopolitical opportunities presented by the American energy sector. In a 2016 report, he argued that there has "never been a more opportune time for America to capture the geopolitical 'soft power' benefits from greater oil production and exports". Further, Mills makes the case that the U.S. is poised for a boom in the shale oil industry, driven by technological advancements—specifically big-data analytics.
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The Congress of the People, an opposition party, said it would boycott parliamentary proceedings in light of the National Assembly's failure to implement the Court's judgment. Zuma and Narendra Modi at the India-South Africa business summit in Pretoria, 2016 Nevertheless, many analysts said the judgment might prove a fatal blow to Zuma, although factional battles within the ANC would be the ultimate decider. One suggested that powerful ANC members had lost faith in Zuma and might move to oust him at a more opportune moment. The South African Communist Party, part of Zuma's own Tripartite Alliance, had been skeptical about the adequacy of his response to the judgment.
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On 27 October 1469, Henry Percy had taken his oath of fealty to the King, and had been released from the Tower. The following year saw the return of Robin of Redesdale and another rebellion on behalf of Warwick. Montagu was forced to come down from the Scottish border to suppress it; this he did, but, one historian has suggested, albeit that he "allowed the leaders to escape ... ensuring that the rebellion could rise again" at a more opportune moment. Almost immediately, Montagu was forced to crush another rebellion, this time lead by a Robin of Holderness, but calling for the return of Percy to the Northumberland Earldom.
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In 1932, a committee was formed to explore the idea of erecting a statue of Christopher Columbus in Newport as a gift from all the people of Italian heritage in the community. It appears that this committee grew out of the Italian Brotherhood Benefit Society of Newport, which had been incorporated by the General Assembly by an act passed on Feb. 5, 1897. The statue was to be erected to commemorate the contributions made by the Italian explorer. Donations were solicited from people of Italian heritage, but because of the economic crisis of the 1930s and the unstable international situation into the 1940s, the committee’s activities were suspended until a more opportune time.
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Implementation of the McMillan Plan was opposed by the powerful Speaker of the House, Joseph Gurney Cannon. Cannon was angry that the Senate had bypassed the House in creating the commission, and he was strongly opposed to spending the enormous sums that it would take to complete the plan. Although Moore had implemented a carefully planned public relations campaign to win congressional and public support for the McMillan Plan, it was clear that seeking formal approval of the plan from Congress was out of the question due to Cannon's opposition. Instead, members of the commission worked strenuously to ensure that the plan was not encroached upon, while waiting for a more opportune time to seek its implementation.
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In fact, Luttrell wrote in his book that only one of the goat herders was a teenage boy, not two. Luttrell's book and the film both suggest that the SEALs decision to release the goat herders led to their subsequent ambush - yet according to Gulab, people throughout the area heard the SEALs being dropped off by helicopter, and the Taliban proceeded to track the SEALs footprints. Other villagers recounted to Gulab that the Taliban found the SEALs while the debate over the goat herders was taking place and that the Taliban then waited for a more opportune time to attack. The film shows Luttrell (Wahlberg) being able to walk after the Taliban's ambush on the four-man SEAL team.
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Killy's success in Grenoble could not have come at a more opportune time for him: the 1968 Winter Olympics were the first to be extensively televised, in color, by the American Broadcasting Company. His all-conquering success, combined with his Gallic flair and looks, made him an overnight celebrity in the United States, especially amongst young women. In May 1968, Killy signed with International Management Group, the sports management firm headed by Mark McCormack. After racing on Dynamic VR17 and Rossignol skis during the part of his career when he was dominant, Killy signed a deal with Head Ski in the fall 1968 to endorse a metal and fiberglass ski named for him, the Killy 800.
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