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There is little visibility into the most critical networks of our nation's most critical infrastructure such as nuclear power stations.
Even her detractors say that she's best at one of the most critical, if not most critical, roles of speaker, which is to court votes and count votes.
And an improbable late stand by a defense that yielded 613 yards — 505 passing by Brady — produced the most critical play at the most critical moment of the season.
Minnesotans are not known as the most critical of folks.
That's the most critical question I want Motherboard to ask.
Building empathy is the most critical element of design thinking.
And of those four states, Pennsylvania is the most critical.
Timberlake's music, however, still brings him the most critical acclaim.
His most critical campaign task was bringing businessmen on board.
Where do the parties stand on these most critical issues?
And those haters who've been the most critical of him?
This is not the most critical look at SpaceX's dream.
There's one other issue that may be the most critical.
China will be perhaps Trump's most critical stop in Asia.
Most critical is quickly sending Pompeo back to North Korea.
Third, one of the most critical themes centers on communications.
It commemorates the most critical part of our mission: safety.
It is during these times that leadership is most critical.
It is one of the most critical moments of sprinting.
Washington usually cloaks its most critical defense programs in secrecy.
The most critical function of intelligent transportation is increasing safety.
Perhaps the most critical solution lies in partnership with the men.
But New York is one of the company's most critical markets.
For example, at Google's scale, elasticity was the most critical criterion.
Most critical might be the reinforcements added to the display itself.
Perhaps the most critical lesson is the importance of political legitimacy.
Perhaps the most critical of these is aimed at the census.
The most critical resource for the technology industry is its people.
Clinton can leverage that approach in the election's most critical battle.
Women often raise the issues that are most critical for peace.
The New Republic promotes novel solutions for today's most critical issues.
What is most critical is the question of the underlying evidence.
The most "critical" work will begin next Spring, in April 2017.
Seniors have also been the most critical of immigration reform proposals.
"The most critical component here would have been time," he said.
""The experience in China is the most critical data we have.
One of the report's most critical findings stems from a Feb.
It was clearly one of the most critical states in 2016.
And that some of our most critical infrastructure is quite unsophisticated.
The most critical task at hand is to retain what's left.
The most critical, of course, is how he pronounces his name.
The experience in China is the most critical data we have.
I see the destruction of our democracy as the most critical.
Democrats are likely to be most critical of Dourson and Wherum.
What do you think the most critical issue with that is?
Today we look at one of the most critical votes: Sen.
Climate change is the most critical environmental threat facing the world.
Beyond the delegate math, the loss in Michigan undercut a Sanders 2020 story line: that he is the strongest candidate against Mr. Trump in one of the most critical swing states in the most critical swing region.
He sees this as the most critical social endeavor of our time.
She describes her emotions when the surgeons reached the most critical juncture.
Michael Bennet, rather than Biden, was the most critical of Sanders' agenda.
"One of the most critical elements is a delegate strategy," she said.
The most critical lesson: the importance of freedom by any means necessary.
What's been the most critical source of information as maps have evolved?
The party was the most critical of Atlantia after the bridge collapse.
But access to accurate information is the most critical thing you need.
Rozovsky and her colleagues had figured out which norms were most critical.
But messaging is the most critical and time-consuming activity on mobile.
She didn't think those issues were the most critical topic in 2016.
The story was different in some of the most critical smartphone markets.
The last thing we need to do, though, is the most critical.
The company will also retain only the "most critical" temps and contractors.
The most critical system is our Nuclear Command, Control and Communications (NC2900).
Addressing the tax regime is most critical, according to the EY chairman.
DC cops are also doing more to publicize the most critical cases.
These are, after all, the domains where energy use is most critical.
"Leadership is the most critical part of the manager's resume," Alderson said.
On many of the most critical questions, the experts don't know either.
This is the most critical time American horse racing has ever experienced.
Our most critical systems, especially computerized 911 dispatch systems, are being targeted.
"That is the most critical thing a trader can do," Hirschhorn said.
Today, mass shootings and gun violence are among society's most critical issues.
The situation is most critical for what remains of the Socialist Party.
This is the most critical time American horse racing has ever experienced.
One of the most critical European issues for the German election is the .
In 2018, Trump's most critical comments to the tech industry came on immigration.
This shortcoming is perhaps the most critical missing piece preventing a rapid takeoff.
But, we narrowed our work to the most critical topics of the week.
One of the most critical stepping stones will be between 2018 and 2019.
And what do you think the most critical aspect that you contribute is?
That is one of the most critical questions in the global oil market.
But most critical, at least in my view, was the idea of risk.
Among Republican lawmakers, he has been one of the most critical of Trump.
Ben Sasse was among the most critical of Trump's trade moves on Thursday.
Fishing line is possibly the most critical component of fishing, save for hooks.
Sadly, his most critical contribution might have been getting concussed by Vontaze Burfict.
Our most critical systems, especially computerized 911 dispatch systems, are being targeted regularly.
The company will only retain the most critical temps and contractors, Musk said.
Meanwhile, at 31A, "Ones not abstaining" refers to VOTERS, who are most critical.
The six most critical are Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Florida, North Carolina, and Arizona.
ERs need to be able to serve those with the most critical needs.
Importantly, Trump's 85033 campaign rhetoric aligned precisely with Moscow's most critical geopolitical goals.
One of the most critical is easing restrictions on the flow of data.
To some voters it was perhaps the most critical blow to his credibility.
Kevin Sharer, the former CEO of Amgen, for example, identified listening as the most critical skill for effective leadership, a sentiment I hear echoed continually from business leaders in my ongoing work on identifying the most critical skills for successful leadership.
The early years of a child's life are the most critical for brain development.
Rather, the map shows where the most critical factors align to cause an outbreak.
It's that tuning part which is probably the most critical aspect of Sourceress' future.
It knows that its most critical relationship is not with Russia but with America.
Nick: Ruining Negan's character may very well be The Walking Dead's most critical error.
"Projects are being re-evaluated, with only the most critical being awarded," ADCB said.
Chamath Palihapitiya, who once led Facebook's user growth team, was the most critical yet.
Cross-group collaboration is one of the most critical aspects of successful product development.
The report stops at the most critical moment with regard to Social Security deferral.
Max: Obviously, the most critical thing for me was the flavor of the matcha.
" This is the most critical point about the art in "Desert Paintings of Australia.
Federal money will be the most critical factor, in the view of recovery specialists.
This question has not been explored but may prove to be the most critical.
"The most critical elements of Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure include several redundancies," Kamal says.
Here's an assessment of one of its most critical units and potentially gigantic businesses.
Her most critical role probably came in the wake of the Iran-Contra scandal.
But most critical for investors, founders and employees is to understand what brings people back.
He sees the outbreak as the most critical risk to the record stock market rally.
Additionally, Marvel plays "perhaps the most critical role" in building Disney+'s value for customers.
It's clear that Republicans, even those most critical of Trump, have no interest in that.
The fourth quarter is widely regarded as the most critical time of year for retailers.
Today, at its Texas launch facility, Blue Origin performed its most critical test to date.
That would be just in time for the most critical shopping days, including Black Friday.
Critics have also accused Hanafi of bungling an array of the ministry's most critical duties.
The division now has the keys to the most critical part of the entire Alphabet.
The five most critical players have a combined market capitalisation of just under $100 billion.
They're distinctly thin at arguably the most critical position in the league, and it's showing.
"They usually heard the most critical things about their bodies from their boyfriends," Ivanova says.
That's more than 1.2 million people who are struggling to find a most critical resource.
It is irresponsible to call for abolishing one of our country's most critical security measures.
"Wind is the most critical factor once the fire is up and running," he said.
For some of the most critical cases, doctors tried treatment on heart-lung bypass machines.
In return, the government is allowing the evacuation of 29 of the most critical cases.
The Colombian peace negotiations are supposed to be in their final and most critical stage.
It's also a moment in time when the work we're doing is its most critical.
I think we could pretty much say AOL was the most critical at that time.
Athletes from around the world have been among the most critical voices opposing Russia's return.
Learn the ins and outs of the most critical positions so you can replace yourself.
Of the three, the regulation directed at business owners is by far the most critical.
Freedom of movement is the most critical factor in evaluating success in any conflict area.
Most critical may be how well the candidates navigate the complexities of the caucus system.
She was in the room for many of the coworking company&aposs most critical meetings.
"The most critical, enduring weakness for both ISIS Libya and A.Q.I.M. is recruitment," Rear Adm.
It was about the Crimson Tide's defense being ripped open at the most critical time.
Some of the nation's most critical policies to combat climate change were passed only last year.
That's one of the most critical decisions an investor makes and that needs to be covered.
If a filmmaker forgets that, they risk losing the viewer's attention at the most critical moments.
Episode V is widely considered the best of the franchise, consistently winning the most critical acclaim.
But the most critical thing is that it is being done however it is getting done.
San Diego State shot poorly from the floor but found offense at the most critical junctures.
The disillusionment phase is one of the most critical times in the aftermath of a disaster.
"I find that execution speed will be most critical for our success or failure," Atli says.
Building empathy is the most critical element of design thinking, but it also is the hardest.
While age is definitely a factor, it is not the most critical portion of business interactions.
"Secure ownership rights ... are the most critical component of successful wealth creation globally," the report notes.
This is important, because opening up the phone is the most critical part of any repair.
Our history shows that one of the most critical preventive defenses is safeguarding our planet's health.
Power reads out, which means the most critical components of the device are in working order.
McLeod said he hopes the hospital will be able to transport its most critical patients Monday.
I think that's the most critical thing I heard someone from Nintendo say about the GamePad.
We pulled up to that and they started loading us up with the most critical injured.
Russia has been one of Assad's most critical allies throughout the ongoing civil war in Syria.
Indeed, the struggle for the rule of law may be entering its most critical stage yet.
The most critical step in revitalizing America's infrastructure is to provide sustainable long-term funding mechanisms.
Palm Beach County is one of the most critical counties in the state, alongside Broward County.
The most critical part of the illustrious 1.0 version, however, is the inclusion of match replays.
They were the most critical factor in bringing Iran to the negotiating table on nuclear weapons.
But I'm just proud of them being able to execute in the most critical of situations.
All of us have a stake — and arguably a role — in fixing the most critical problems.
"I'm always an optimist," said Ms. Steyerl, whose even most critical works contain glimmers of hope.
Epidemics taught us that citizen education is the first and most critical step for a solution.
Today, the company is revamping the most critical part of the Spotify app: the home screen.
This was Trump deceiving the country about one of the most critical problems of the crisis.
But for some sectors, the most critical improvements are often much smaller and don't receive fanfare.
British officials were most critical of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, or Unesco.
Terrorism placed second on that list with just 18% saying it was the most critical issue.
"To me, it's one of the most critical issues, from a job perspective, that we face."
It is an investment in one of the most critical forms of infrastructure out there – brains.
Perhaps the most critical figure in the selection, however, will be the rookie quarterback Sam Darnold.
"This could in a very short time give hope to the most critical people," Yancopoulos said.
The police rejected the most critical findings in the report, but implemented some of its recommendations.
The most critical are revenue, operating loss and capital expenditures — what they're making, losing and costing.
All are important, but long-term, the answer to the last question may be most critical.
The gains we've made in expressive freedoms are thus among the most critical—and the most vulnerable.
The most critical day of the month, astrologically speaking, is February 15: the solar eclipse in Aquarius.
The latest recount underscores the deep divides plaguing one of the most critical states in American politics.
T-Mobile said it had built-in generators in its most critical sites, while others had batteries.
But of all the things to reckon with, I'd say this is one of the most critical.
At each encounter Mr Morelli projected onto a screen three of the most critical e-mailed responses.
The first 72 hours of recovery were most critical for long-term survival, doctors told the parents.
He said turbine blades were the most critical point in production due to needing the most capital.
North Korea's recent actions have raised the stakes in the most critical international challenge of Trump's presidency.
My job as CEO is to focus on what's most critical, which is currently Model 3 production.
And the split is over the most critical question of all: how to win the climate fight.
Now the incoming administration must support one of the Nation's most critical regulatory agencies in its implementation.
"Safety is one of the most critical elements for winning over consumers," said Michelle Krebs with AutoTrader.
"The most critical issue impacting energy and our economy is national security," said Kirk spokeswoman Eleni Demertzis.
Providing clean and adequate water supplies is one of the most critical functions a government can play.
Though Pallone was by far the most critical member of the panel, others expressed their own concerns.
"Fuel security and diversity" are not the most critical measures for enhancing grid resiliency — robust cybersecurity is.
Some waved the flags of countries most critical of Trump's announcement, including those of Turkey and Malaysia.
Securing the stability of the nation's electrical grid against geomagnetic storms and cyberattack is the most critical.
Finally, many of the most critical parts of the Russia investigation have already entered the judicial system.
THE GUTTERS Of all the fall chores, cleaning the gutters and downspouts is among the most critical.
Climate news: Two of the world's most critical glaciers, in Antarctica, are shedding more and more ice.
Mr. Musk said the most critical portions of the mission are the docking and the re-entry.
Ultimately, "Unplanned" may not need scientific consensus to be effective with its most critical base of support.
A hospital was the most critical amenity for a mill where a single misstep could be fatal.
The inventory shortage is most critical at the lower end of the housing market for two reasons.
It's also the most critical part, they say, because peace won't happen without political reconciliation in Afghanistan.
"Social media has become the most critical element of marketing a movie for me," Johnson told Forbes.
Mr. Trump has said the wall is among the most critical security threats facing the United States.
It goes without saying that getting dressed is one of the most critical steps in our daily routine.
Now Saudi Arabia is launching its biggest attack yet — against the most critical port city in the country.
One of the most critical questions about e-cigarettes is whether they can help smokers quit traditional cigarettes.
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra verification step to the login process of your most critical accounts.
"It is often said that PPC is undergoing the most critical phase of its history," Panagiotakis told lawmakers.
"Social media has become the most critical element of marketing a movie for me," Johnson told the magazine.
American investment banks, which particularly value passporting, are among the most critical of Brexit's harm to financial services.
She's just anxious that wellness apps will replace the most critical part of the process: the therapeutic relationship.
"Chairman Eltife understands that college affordability is one of the most critical issues affecting all Texans," he said.
In fact, our most critical energy systems in the U.S. are connected through complex digital technologies as well.
At least for now, Amash—among the Congressional Republicans most critical of Trump —appeared unbowed by Scavino's challenge.
Rappler has also grown to become one of the most critical voices of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's government.
The week before Christmas was the most critical for toy retailers, representing 8.5 percent of the year's sales.
The most critical problem European security agencies face in responding to this threat is failure to pool information.
This is one of the most critical times to have promotoras and get them out into the community.
You will use what you learned here to work on some of the most critical questions we face.
And those who have been paying the most attention have the most critical take on the US response.
They made several expensive signings while they were saving money at the most critical position on the field.
Yet, well-intentioned as the bill may be, it does not address today's most critical asbestos-related hazard.
They make no sense whatsoever for individuals overseeing one of the most critical functions a government can perform.
A quarter of small-business owners said that taxes are the most critical issue currently facing their businesses.
Moreover, the budget fails to provide any nuanced strategy for maintaining the agency's most critical asset: its people.
They make it more likely that people will help each other take care of their most critical needs.
Of the three judges on the panel, Barrington Daniels Parker Jr. was the most critical of Brady's claims.
"The COO is one of the most critical positions in any company," Chesky said in the blog post.
Forests help us fight climate changeOne of the most critical roles forests play is in mitigating climate change.
But self-compassion may be most critical in adolescence, when researchers say it is at its lowest levels.
Mr. Macron's vision now faces its most critical test in elections for the European Parliament, starting on Thursday.
The most critical question remains: whether formation of the government will lead to sustainable peace, justice and development.
Now Biden, vice president under former President Barack Obama, faces perhaps the most critical week of his candidacy.
The challenge is the most critical threat to Mr. Ortega's presidency since he was re-elected in 2007.
Indeed, several studies have shown that transit access is one the most critical factors in determining upward mobility.
Eating clean is one of the most critical parts of this, as is exercising and staying in shape.
" Pro-EU Conservative lawmaker Anna Soubry "Removing Theresa May at this most critical of times is grossly irresponsible.
In the end, the most critical reform to Section 702 might already be part of the status quo.
This requires customizing alert logic, starting first from the business's needs and most critical assets and working backwards.
One thing we know is that the first 100 days of an administration are always the most critical.
This may be one of the most critical planks in the plan for building a coalition of support.
The South China Sea has emerged as the "most critical" security challenge for the Philippines, Mr. Lorenzana said.
Among the most critical short-term needs for reducing delays is for workers who can manage station chokepoints.
Which is why it's a risky endeavor to try to predict the most critical global stories of 2019.
The money will go toward repairing the most critical bridges and completing a long-awaited expansion of Interstate 93.
Now one new study has found that the most critical elements of millions of Macs' firmware aren't getting updates.
"Google's market power is one of the most critical challenges for competition policymakers in the world today," Lynn wrote.
But its most critical task may be helping families wrestling with feelings of shame, guilt and responsibility, she said.
Then, send it to your Virgo—this will delight the most critical and detail-oriented sign of the zodiac.
Yet one of the ACA's most critical such advances for women, the contraceptive coverage guarantee, may soon be gutted.
But the Kurds that Turkey sees as a threat are Washington's most critical partner on the ground in Syria.
I think that the support system is almost one of the most critical elements out there to drive change.
Those same Syrian Kurds were America's most critical ally in fighting ISIS in Syria and ending its territorial caliphate.
The ones who give themselves the most to this experience are also the characters Noé seems most critical of.
The surgeons have reached their most critical phase: They must separate the shared blood vessels between the two boys.
But the algorithms most critical to the company's success are those it uses to constantly streamline its own operations.
Five of the most critical horses were taken to the Quakerstown Veterinary Clinic, where three had to be euthanized.
The show's first season got no nominations, even though it was, to most critical eyes, phenomenally fresh and brilliant.
But one of the most critical points this past week came a long way from either of those locales.
And a helicopter landed in centerfield and took away whomever the folks decided was the most wounded, most critical.
It is perhaps most critical for Puerto Rico, an island territory that was devastated last month by Hurricane Maria.
Before she helped scuttle Obamacare repeal, Collins was among the Republicans most critical of Trump during the 2016 election.
"My job as CEO is to focus on what's most critical, which is currently Model 3 production," tweeted Musk.
At the most critical of critical junctures during the stage one landing attempt, the SpaceX feed glitched, going offline.
But as more companies pursue digital overhauls, the role is now one of the most critical to the organization.
The relationship with Turkey may be the most critical relationship we have with any ally in the 21st century.
Democrats see the race as one of the most critical to win in order to increase their House ranks.
Here are five of the most critical ones I use to stay on top of my budget while traveling.
Nearly 4 in 153 (39 percent) name either taxes or regulation as the most critical issue facing their businesses.
The Colorado River, one of the most critical water sources in the West, supplies water to 30 million people.
Can we build up more resilience by ensuring that there are carefully-designed redundancies in our most critical systems?
Across the government, more than half of the six hundred and fifty-six most critical positions are still unfilled.
However, after more than 33 1/2 hours on the bench, Baez delivered in the game's most critical moment.
Today, 22 years later, it is those same bornfrees who have become most critical of Mr. Mandela's Rainbow Nation.
While Prime is the most critical part of Amazon today, AWS may hold that spot in a distant tomorrow.
Mr. Macron's vision now faces its most critical test in elections for the European Parliament that start on Thursday.
The iPhone 225 series appeared to be doing well, especially in China, one of the company's most critical markets.
Exposing felons infesting the halls and highest offices of our own government deserves every American's fullest, most critical attention.
With such a close and crowded primary, and many voters still undecided, the final weeks are the most critical.
Thirty-one percent of respondents in this region also say taxes are the most critical issue facing their business.
The upcoming special election in Wisconsin's 7th congressional district could be the most critical House election in U.S. history.
But being there felt like you were at ground zero of the most critical listening room of the future.
One of the most critical lessons Nooyi learned from Jobs was the importance of staying true to your vision.
Workers at the Gulf Coast Regional Medical Center in Panama City started evacuating their most critical patients on Monday.
"In terms of a military mission, maintaining your focus on the enemy is the most critical piece," Funk said.
Among the companies that have been most critical of the immigration orders are Netflix Inc, Apple Inc, and Amazon.
HP: If I can get back to Port Clinton, Ohio may be the most critical state for Donald Trump.
Tuesday is one of the most critical days in the pitched battle for the House of Representatives next year.
The most critical missing element is a national mandate to do it, but that is not the only problem.
The most critical necessity for trapped survivors is having enough air supply while they're trapped, followed by water and food.
Like other subscription software companies, Workday is benefiting from businesses moving their most critical software and applications to the cloud.
Even though the rate outlook is the most critical question for markets, it's not always a prime concern for Congress.
But the answer to that question may be the most critical factor in making a successful financial plan for retirement.
For May, the most critical audience was always going to be the British public, with whom Trump is wildly unpopular.
Some of the sightings occurred during the most critical points of flight -- and when most accidents happen -- takeoff and landing.
Many women there are independents or moderates, and they are perhaps the most critical swing vote in next week's primary.
We are educating, then turning away, our most critical assets that would help us remain competitive in the global marketplace.
When considering and prioritizing solutions in this space, focus first on what is most critical and move out from there.
Why not apply the same aesthetic to your most *critical* accessory, and put your politics where you put your pennies?
Without any jurisprudence on the most critical issue, there is nothing preventing others from championing the cause in the future.
The broader goal should be to have the 500 most critical appointments approved by the Senate by August of 2017.
It's one of the most critical and visible faces of cyber security for both the private sector and federal networks.
We'll have an amazing array of speakers covering the most critical tech topics of the day on the Disrupt stages.
In reality, I suspect not many, as their policies fail to resonate deeply with their most critical people, the HPEs.
Meanwhile, current CEOs valued harder skills, such as "Critical Thinking, Stakeholder Management" and "Business/Management Skills" as the most critical.
The brand's most critical components, including the battery cells, are being designed for maximum usability across all programs, GM said.
As someone who's maybe been the most critical of foldable phones, I was surprised by how polished the phone was.
But, says Mr Moser, it is Chinese people themselves who have always been the most critical of their own script.
He has been one of the most critical ministers of Greece's bailout program, incentivizing structural reforms and tough economic measures.
The proposal demonstrates what the Republican leadership believes is most critical to achieve in our society and around the world.
And that's a big problem, especially since starting early is one of the most critical elements to saving for retirement.
At the same time, business owners consistently tell CNBC/SurveyMonkey that taxes are the most critical issue facing their business.
Without question, surrounding yourself with great people is one of the most critical aspects to my success or anyone's success.
The ability to pay for health-care needs is — and will remain — one of the most critical issues of retirement.
The Family Business Institute refers to succession planning as being "the toughest and most critical challenge" many family businesses face.
Her daughter has been exposed to lead-contaminated water for almost her entire life, during her most critical brain development.
We're some of the most critical eaters on Earth, so bad restaurants and bars are not long for this world.
"This administration has failed to fill even the most critical, senior level cybersecurity posts," House Cybersecurity Subcommittee ranking member Rep.
The most critical decision campaigns have to make is how to allocate limited time and money between persuasion and mobilization.
But they left many untouched, going first for the ones containing the black binders, which contained the most critical designs.
She said problems communicating with facilities and moving the most critical residents to safety were particularly serious in Panama City.
The details that are most likely to be forgotten or erased contain the lessons that are most critical to learn.
What is most critical at this point is that Democrats take control of the House and the Senate in 2018.
Ms. Blake, the spokeswoman for the housing authority, said the cost of replacing "our most critical boilers" was $2 billion.
For many of their most critical customers, and even more so for intelligence agencies, remote work and security don't mix.
Germany has the second-most critical care beds per capita in Europe, according to data from European Health for All.
To the Editor: The incompetence and lack of judgment of the Democrats during this most critical election period is appalling.
In its analysis, the government admits it's on track to complete only two-thirds of its "most critical" preparation projects.
The company said it is prohibiting cross border travel, restricting all but the most critical domestic employee travel in March.
His jaw was dislocated, his face battered — and, most critical, his skull had been fractured and his brain was swelling.
Beyond DNA matches and relatives' family trees, the clue that proved most critical was a wanted poster, Mr. Redgrave said.
As with all folding or dual-screen gadgets, the software experience is one of the most critical elements of it.
Instead, after waiting more than 3 1/2 hours on the bench, Baez delivered in the game's most critical moment.
The most critical indicator of where oil is headed, the forward curve for five years in the future only rose $.
" But that, Mr. Schiff said, led to the most critical question of all: "Does he really need to be removed?
Ensuring young children have access to quality, affordable care is one of the most critical priorities facing many parents today.
But he pegged two as the "most critical" — corruption and the capabilities of the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces.
Lenovo computers are, indeed, Chinese, but the majority of the most critical components that run Lenovo computers are foreign-made.
Centralized online havens on widely used platforms have been one of the most critical variables in ISIS' growth and sustenance.
It is the style and pattern of these NAFTA 2.0 and KORUS negotiations that are most critical to examine closely.
But the answer to that question may be the most critical factor in making a successful financial plan for retirement.
The most critical data standard in financial cyberspace is that which describes the identity of large scale financial market participants.
The USMCA also exports some of the most critical aspects of United States intellectual property protections to Canada and Mexico.
But his most critical growth has been as a playmaker, putting the ball on the floor, and pressuring the defense.
The smartphone and its now two billion and growing user base, has laid the most critical foundation for the future.
I think, by the way, that is one of the most critical and difficult roles to hire at any company.
His most critical task is overhauling AIG's underwriting culture after the company spent years chasing revenue growth without appropriately weighing risks.
HIGH-PROFILE OFFICE Bharara's office handles some of the most critical business and criminal cases passing through the federal judicial system.
For many of us in the Arab world, Cuba and its people were allies in the darkest and most critical times.
That could be in part because it's hazardous to tamper with the most critical software without the risk of disrupting business.
"It is legitimate that France, Poland, Europe protect their most critical technologies, protect technologies which have required public money," he said.
How the show continues to integrate Negan's storyline with the greater narrative will be the audience's most critical test of faith.
Elijah Cummings, then challenged Chaffetz for not calling on who he claimed is "the most critical witness of all" – Michigan Gov.
The apparent disregard for quality and consistency tarnished those platforms' good names among some of Apple's most critical and vocal users.
The part of the story that's most critical of Conway euphemistically characterizes her this way: [S]he is relentlessly on message.
More importantly,we'll finally get an answer for our most critical, burning question: Will the iPhone 7 have an audio jack?
Endgame's chief social scientist Andrea Limbago breaks down the most critical cybersecurity issues threatening both the U.S. and the world today.
Each ship lights up and is incredibly detailed, and can measure up to even the most critical Star Wars fan's criteria.
BW Offshore said a minimum liquidity covenant of $75 million was the most critical it had to comply with in 2016.
No estimate of ISIS antiquities revenue — big or small — will answer the most critical questions about Islamic State's strategy and operations.
Leaders from the president down must also clarify that threats and attacks on our most critical systems will not go unchallenged.
After selling out of insect repellent during the two most critical months, the product is once more on drug store shelves.
How does one protect, nurture, and help develop children at a most critical stage when swamped with more children than limbs?
And then of the issues, what do you think the most critical thing is that we have to focus in on?
Walt Disney: Disney will host an analyst meeting, one that Cramer said will be the most critical that he's ever seen.
This reflects the changing nature of our most critical systems, and the still-lacking protections our aging systems are dealing with.
The most critical element of Article 50 is that, once invoked, it sets a two-year deadline for a negotiated departure.
February 15 is surely one of the most critical days of the month: There will be a solar eclipse in Aquarius.
However, the drug shortage is proving to be the most critical for a country that is bracing for more economic hit.
For decades, women and men serving in the Senate have worked together to address the most critical issues affecting our democracy.
Overhauling work rules and job protections for school employees, Moskowitz stresses, is the most critical factor needed to foster academic excellence.
It's not his success, or his way of thinking, or his approach to solving the world's most critical problems with tech.
But Republicans charge the government could ensure that the most critical payments are made even if the debt limit is reached.
"Until we get the grid up and running, we have to have these most critical facilities up and operational," he said.
Governors are responsible for protecting some of the most critical pieces of digital infrastructure, as well as troves of sensitive data.
TechCrunch later reported a postponement, but said the rollout for one of the world's most critical gaming markets was still imminent.
But when it comes to the millionaires tax, the opponents are convinced their most critical test is the next 72 hours.
"Women entrepreneurs help drive innovation and job creation, as well as address the world's greatest and most critical challenges," Modi tweeted.
Perhaps most critical for Wanderers is that the bulk of salary increases tend to come in the first decade of employment.
Today however, lines of code, data and new techniques in manufacturing make up some of the most critical national security interests.
Indeed, the most critical question is whether politicians divided by an ideological gulf could agree on any effective labor market strategy.
She needs you, her best friend, to give her some help and advice navigating the most critical day of her life.
What we will promote are broadly supported key strategic goals and specific timelines to reach them for our most critical challenges.
With all this money going around, surely Congress allocated a big increase to one of our nation's most critical problems, right?
But the government at all levels should also acknowledge that our wartime production needs are broader than the most critical supplies.
Moon said a second summit between Kim and Trump will prove to be the "most critical moment" for North Korea's denuclearisation.
If you don't factor in both, you're likely prioritizing urgent tasks over the ones that are most critical to your business.
From workers' benefits to store closures, many of the most critical decisions are ultimately in franchisees' hands during the coronavirus outbreak.
The bank, which has roughly 47,000 employees, did not specify what it meant by the "most critical period" of the pandemic.
Here are the most critical skills L&D professionals said workers need to learn in 2020, according to LinkedIn Learning's survey.
Most critical, to actually make the program universal, Mr. de Blasio needs to secure $700 million in state and federal funding.
For the pilot, we started with the most critical information and, on top, some interesting facts about these special vintage pieces.
The president also reportedly refuses to read daily intelligence briefs that outline the most critical information collected by U.S. intelligence agencies.
In 2900, Puerto Rico suffered the most critical disaster in 220006 years when it sustained a direct hit from Hurricane Maria.
Consumers can count on a built-in backup battery to power their homes' most critical functions, like refrigerators and key appliances.
Next week's warm-up arrives just as the corn crop is starting to pollinate, the most critical stage for determining yield.
Source: Cowen and Co. Amazon Prime remains the "most critical driver" of [Amazon's] retail business over the long term, Blackledge said.
"I think the people who are most critical of Medicare for All don&apost even know what it is," Celsi said.
But with Fognini alternating between brilliant and brutal, and Murray seemingly perplexed by it all, Murray won the most critical points.
Of these things, what do you think, in the near term, medium term and long term, are the most critical elements?
The third and perhaps most critical goal is to delay the rule itself—that is, to keep the payday loan party going.
The one piece of advice they all had in common: internal communications is the most critical part of your IPO communications strategy.
Because of their efficiency, they are increasingly used across major industries and in some of the most critical infrastructures around the world.
"Our most critical task is to ensure this law is passed and that the rights of our people are protected," she said.
But tech is what Zuckerberg does, and Chan's experience as a doctor and teacher could focus their impact where it's most critical.
It may seem like a minor thing now, but small things usually end up making the most critical difference when it counts.
AIPAC ought to take advantage of their premiere event this year to try and mend what is undeniably their most critical relationship.
Tuesday night's event also brings Trump back to the site of one of his most critical victories of the 2016 election: Ohio.
Now, after Box shed about a quarter of its value, one of Dropbox's most critical market comps is worth a lot less.
But on September 8th a poll released by Quinnipiac University showed she was slipping in two of the most critical swing states.
Just over two years ago, Pelosi endorsed one of the most critical components of tax reform: a globally competitive corporate tax rate.
Because of limited time and resources, funding should go to the most critical, science-based, large-scale restoration projects and conservation programs.
But their agreement omitted many of the most critical details, including the fate of North Korea's recently developed long-range missile capabilities.
"This is a responsible bill, one that makes some difficult choices in order to prioritize our most critical federal programs," he said.
Significant numbers of Americans also view blacks more negatively than whites, according to the poll, but Trump supporters were the most critical.
Aides try to make it easier for him to read by putting the most critical information in a red folder for him.
Barring American students and lawmakers, even those most critical of Israel, represents a short-sighted and misguided approach to addressing the challenge.
The firm's assets under management, the most critical gauge of an investment managers success, declined by only 1 percent, to $4.7 trillion.
Networks like CNN constantly seem to be offer counterpoints rather than coverage, taking the most critical take on every word Trump utters.
With mid-term elections right around the corner, even the most critical of issues can be undermined by distraction or political gamesmanship.
How aggressive the Taliban will be in keeping Al Qaeda in check is one of the most critical questions of the deal.
In a paradoxical way, the investigations actually helped the mayor: it froze his foes on the sidelines for the most critical months.
The paradox of Mr. Tillerson's time at the State Department is that he has exercised good judgment on the most critical issues.
Iowans who supported Mr. Sanders were the most in favor of the withdrawal, while those of Amy Klobuchar were the most critical.
The relative arm strength of outfielders is one of the most critical variables in the decision whether to send or hold runners.
President Trump must now confront that problem as he struggles with one of the most critical national security decisions of his presidency.
"The CSR funding issue is the single most critical issue you can address to help stabilize insurance markets in 2017," McPeak said.
For recently discharged patients, those days are the most critical, when complications that lead to costly re-admissions are likely to occur.
But perhaps most critical is the country's strategic position and potential -- as a dagger of democracy into the heart of Putin's autocracy.
The government suggests continuity plans be built using four steps: Conduct a business impact analysis to determine the most critical business functions.
"Most critical infrastructure system vulnerabilities can be reduced below the level that potentially invites attempts to create a national catastrophe," it noted.
Experts have determined that the most critical factor in the recovery or improvement of a wounded warrior, is a well-supported caregiver.
It's another entirely to find out that one of the institutions that we trust to protect our most critical information failed us.
"This is a responsible bill, one that makes some difficult choices in order to prioritize the most critical federal programs," said Rep.
Saudi Arabia is now the most critical single security partner in ensuring the stable flow of petroleum out of the Gulf region.
Since that drug is already on the market, it could provide an immediate option for the most critical patients, if it's successful.
With new maps, North Carolina would quickly become one of the most critical states in the Democratic pursuit of a House majority.
Evidence that iQOS "is 'not smoked' is the most critical element," says a 2014 PowerPoint briefing on iQOS and other new smoking devices.
" "The most critical issues of our lifetimes, before and in the future," Harris said, "will be decided by that United States Supreme Court.
"Each time it runs, it gathers data to hone in on the areas that are most critical," the team writes in today's announcement.
During late 2016 the sector saw for the first time funding increases, predominantly in areas of most critical needs such as elderly services.
It caught the attention of the president of Pro Publica, one of the organizations that has been most critical of Facebook's advertising practice.
Wind blast The wind generated when an asteroid smashes into Earth or blows up in an airburst is the "most critical impact effect".
Other obesity experts agree that the improvement in heart health may be the most critical factor in the treatment of obesity with drugs.
That means the most critical races are being held in states where one party holds a narrow majority of seats in either chamber.
But the Tesla app gives you a mobile window into one of the more (most) critical aspects of the car: the battery life.
These folks don't want to work full time for these companies, but they can find the most critical vulnerabilities that can impact them.
The brain (the most critical part of an astronaut) worked great — the circulatory system adapted well — muscles and bones stayed in great shape.
Surely, drawing on only a fraction of this powerful demographic weakens our nation's ability to tackle the most critical issues facing society today.
As I wrote for Scientific American back in 2011:The most critical component of the vocal tract is the larynx, or voice box.
No matter what phase of life you are in, understanding where you are is the most critical element in planning for the future.
As the U.S. cannabis industry continues along its steady growth trajectory, access to banking services is perhaps the most critical challenge facing operators.
In media, one of the most critical qualities of a great story is salience — how important a story is to a particular audience.
The most critical needs for funding are for the World Food Programme, which provides rations to 1.3 million people a month, said Lundberg.
And some creators are hoping they can amplify textbook accounts with a deeper, more empathetic look at some of our most critical moments.
They're going to receive a much different response from national voters, especially those most critical to determining the congressional majority map next year.
Trump has written extensively about the trait in his books, as well, touting it as the most critical quality as person can have.
Of the items headed Dragon is bringing to the station, the most critical piece of cargo includes an international docking adapter, or IDA.
The most critical cabinet spot remaining with respect to economic policy is director of the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
Unfortunately, it has managed to move at breakneck speed to gut our nation's most critical and longstanding water protections: the Clean Water Act.
"I think NATO remains an important, critical, perhaps historically one of the most critical strategic partnerships in all of recorded history," he said.
We elect leaders to place country above party, address the most critical issues plaguing the nation and prevent future crisis from taking root.
And, perhaps most critical, Mr. Aquino was perceived as lazy and soft, unwilling to take the necessary steps to solve the country's problems.
If Democrats change that false framing, they just might convince more Americans to vote based on the most critical issue of our time.
One of the most critical components of the new law, the Risk and Needs Assessment System is relied upon by other key provisions.
"We are at the most critical juncture for Africa's children," Leila Pakkala of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said in a statement.
Whatever deal is struck or rejected, the next step is likely to be the most critical for both Mueller and the White House.
In the near term, getting its Dragon capsule certified by NASA to fly humans to space is the most critical trial facing SpaceX.
And the places Hillary Clinton's campaign views as most critical can be identified through the presence of a particularly powerful advocate: Michelle Obama.
At the most critical juncture, Keane had put in a captain's shift, setting the table for his team to reach its ultimate goal.
KS: Where jobs are going, and obviously jobs have been the most critical element of this election, away from all the other noise.
Overall though, this storm has practically evaporated into thin air, sparing the most populated areas and the region with the most critical infrastructure.
"I think we often let North Korea consume our Asia policy and forget the most critical strategic priority: countering China," Oba told me.
Though he aims to flesh out and contextualize what happened to Garner, this may be the most critical look at the man himself.
"This is actually the most critical maneuver our spacecraft will do during the mission," said Ido Anteby, chief executive of the nonprofit, SpaceIL.
"Bernie Sanders believes the most critical mission we have before us is to defeat Donald Trump," said Faiz Shakir, Mr. Sanders's campaign manager.
Indeed, the most critical moments in American history have been those defined by a rejection of our values, no matter the political environment.
On Monday, Banco Santander Brasil SA also said that it would refrain from firing workers "amid the most critical period" of the pandemic.
The most critical moment yet in the nearly two-decade history of SpaceX, the rocket company founded by Elon Musk, is almost here.
It will rotate into his existing ad buys in the four states most critical to his candidacy: Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
The state polls on which those models are built were unanimous this week in identifying decisive Clinton advantages in the most critical battlegrounds.
The most critical work began in 2017, but the exterior of the palace has remained unchanged and the Queen has stayed in residence.
He was literally at zero in some polls among African American Democrats, the most critical constituency in many of the coming primary states.
Many of Uber's senior jobs remain vacant, including chief financial officer, but the general counsel role was among Uber's most critical to fill.
So it's reasonable to say that this week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting is not the most critical in the Federal Reserve's history.
But of course the most critical protective measure is to fully understand the capabilities of each wearable device and implement appropriate security rules.
This book grapples with some of the the most critical themes that run through Morrison's fiction in an attempt to explain their genesis.
ARM said the processor was designed to keep the most critical software code separate, in order to protect the running of the platform.
The two candidates who have been most critical of tech — Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren — have notably not been raising Silicon Valley money.
By far, the most critical infrastructure investment issue facing the nation is ensuring the long-term viability of the federal Highway Trust Fund.
"The integration of BG Group is the single most critical process for Shell to be successful this year," said Jefferies analyst Jason Gammel.
According to a recent CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, taxes are cited by 25 percent of business owners as the most critical issue.
Plus, the largely Republican-leaning state knows that Moore will support President Trump's conservative agenda — ultimately the most critical point for many voters.
His anti-Obama comments are the strongest and most critical I've heard here so far, as is his disdain for his Republican competition.
One of the most critical lessons of Iowa and New Hampshire is that Trump draws his support from across the party, including its mainstream.
They would start with genes involved in the most critical processes of the cell, such as copying and translating DNA, and build from there.
These experiences will prove valuable and ultimately highlight the most critical feature that the Here Ones are going to have to nail, contextual awareness.
His most critical task is a return to profitable underwriting, something that AIG, one of the largest U.S. insurers, has not achieved since 2365.
Facebook announced an overhaul of its main mobile app today that puts more emphasis on two of its most critical features: events and groups.
" Importantly, the researchers at SEC Consult contacted the manufacturer, and write that the vendor assured them that "the most critical issues were already resolved.
Samsung's 2017 flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S8, will be officially announced, and one of the most critical periods in the company's history will begin.
The distinctions between their respective celebrity statuses notwithstanding, Maradona's tale marries the two most critical forces behind the other two leads in the trilogy.
Like its peers, Gymboree is now at the most critical time of the year for its business, as shoppers stock up for the holidays.
The fourth, and perhaps most critical question is how much of the report we'll be able to read, versus how much will be redacted.
February 15 is surely one of the most critical days of the month, astrologically speaking, so be sure to circle it on your calendar.
So other than running for the most critical runner-up position in American politics, what does a vice president do for a presidential campaign?
As Austria's main representative abroad, Hofer will seek to strengthen ties with central eastern European governments which are most critical of Brussels and Berlin.
Soon after that meeting, he told President Donald Trump that Taiwan (not North Korea's nukes) was the most critical issue in Sino-American relations.
For Trump, there are ways to look at even the most critical or scandalous story and turn it into part of the campaign narrative.
While the six principles are powerful and scientifically validated "weapons," they didn't spotlight the most critical moment of any persuasive exchange: the moment before.
They are claiming it reduces the complexity associated with tracking your most critical business services, while reducing the risk of these systems going down.
Healthy competition in the health insurance marketplace is one of the most critical elements in ensuring that Americans can access quality, affordable health care.
It's not North Korea's nuclear weapons or Iran's attempts to get its own that ranks as the most critical threat facing the United States.
To treat all women who do not have children as a single, monolithic group is to ignore the most critical of all questions: why?
It is time for public policy makers to recognize the absurdity of ignoring the most critical social determinant for good health outcomes: safe housing.
That may be because more than a quarter of small-business owners polled said taxes are the most critical issue currently facing their business.
Your relationship with your employer is one of the most critical to your career growth, especially if you plan on spending quality time there.
Mr. Trump kicks off the week in two of the four states that are most critical to his viability in November: Ohio and Pennsylvania.
And now, thanks to the one and only Dana Bash, we know how Trump answered two of the most critical questions of the investigation.
If we continued to publish or publicize these thinness-challenge images, even in the most critical context, we would be part of that reason.
The Department of Homeland Security will be directed to develop strategies for protecting agencies' most critical information and networks and responding to future breaches.
And most critical, Republicans have passed laws that have made the hallmark of full citizenship — the right to vote — more difficult for black Americans.
Is health care affordability the most critical problem that the government should address, or is it gun violence, or child care, or immigration reform?
Within three minutes, the Falcon Heavy's two side boosters separated from the central rocket in one of the most critical points of the flight.
We need to have independent experts come in to evaluate the things that are most critical, and then elections are certainly one of them.
In the hunt for Osama bin Laden, for example, the most critical information came from either standard interrogations or non-detainee sources of information.
The four most critical races In the end, the fight over the majority will all come down to Republicans' ability to defend four seats.
"If she wins, Hillary Clinton is going to fill the most critical positions with the most qualified people, period," said a spokesman, Brian Fallon.
And hundreds of farmers, already reeling from years of low grain prices, are without water at the most critical point of the growing cycle.
"The most critical thing that we're working on is implementing this program," said Zuckerberg, in an appearance on Fox's Daily Briefing with Dana Perino.
The US Navy plays a pivotal role safeguarding the Strait of Hormuz, the most critical chokepoint for the transit of oil in the world.
If not in this political moment, with this president and this historically unpopular Congress, when is change possible on this most critical of issues?
That lead has made him the frontrunner for the presidential nomination as black voters are perhaps the most critical constituency in the 2020 primary.
Most critical to the viability of gateway theory, both studies found there was no enabling effect when the order of the drugs was reversed.
Arizona is also home to one of the most critical 2020 Senate races in the country, with Democrat Mark Kelly challenging incumbent GOP Sen.
In the hours immediately after the shooting, the bank sent 200 units to one hospital alone, UMC Trauma, which received the most critical patients.
Apple's own expectations for the holiday quarter bring it back to a growth phase, though this is always the most critical quarter for the company.
According to the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), the most critical threat to rhino populations is poaching for the illegal trade in rhino horn products.
It will also be among the most critical bellwethers of how the president-elect navigates repairing relationships with the many targets of his harsh campaign.
As most retailers put the finishing touches on their Christmas plans, Party City is already in the throes of its most critical selling season: Halloween.
Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker has become a legend for publishing these compilations of the most critical stats and trends about how technology is evolving.
They're the directors of a new documentary called "General Magic," which was one of the most critical companies in Silicon Valley you've never heard of.
Yes, Prepa was a basket case—dysfunctional, archaic, overwhelmingly reliant on imported oil—but it was still palpably and undeniably Puerto Rico's most critical infrastructure.
The two Republican senators who were most critical of Trump during the 115th Congress, Jeff Flake and the late John McCain, are no longer serving.
As the global fight against terrorism continues, Turkey has become America's most critical geopolitical ally in the fight against ISIS and other dangerous terrorist organizations.
Yet a successful resolution to this dispute will merely postpone the most critical question facing Timor-Leste: what to do when the oil runs out.
Twitter is now offering some of its most critical anti-harassment tools to every user, not just those with blue checkmarks next to their name.
Some of the most critical voices have gone so far as to support Left's claims on Jumia's fraud — and accept Jumia's August admission as validation.
A new poll shows warning signs for Republicans in Pennsylvania, one of the states most critical to determining which party controls Congress after November's elections.
It's no surprise, then, that entering the aircraft weight into the flight computers is one of our most critical and rigorously scripted pre-flight procedures.
After winning perhaps the most critical point of his quarterfinal match, Stan Wawrinka celebrated in silence by placing his index finger to his right temple.
He said the timing of Democrats' impeachment inquiry meant the president would be inundated with unflattering headlines entering the most critical time in the campaign.
Sanders, "el viejito," has such qualifications and has earned the right to compete in the most critical election this nation will face in its history.
A series of missile tests by North Korea and its sixth and largest nuclear test have fueled the most critical international challenge of Trump's presidency.
"The patients at the top of the list are the ones that it's most critical to get their care transferred to another center," Desai said.
You get to maximize all the chances to learn new things to improve yourself and find solutions to most critical conflicts that you may encounter.
Among the most critical issues raised by the report was the length of time Ms. Turner had to wait to make an initial court appearance.
Indeed, perhaps the most critical — and the one that left hospitals most exposed — is just ensuring that their technology can accept patches and security upgrades.
Aidoc said its technology, approved by U.S. and European regulators, helps radiologists expedite patient treatment, improve quality of care and flags the most critical cases.
Despite its promise of being one of the most critical programs designed to assist veterans after they leave the military, it is performing sub-optimally.
The region at the center of Italy's coronavirus outbreak, they say, is on the verge of running out of room for its most critical patients.
Putin ordered police raids at NTV, one of the television news stations most critical of him, just a few days after he was sworn in.
Another reason these discussions tend to crash and burn is that they often sidestep one of the most critical, and vexing, aspects of the issue.
On Wednesday, with the full voice of 49,000 or so Yankee fans behind him, Tanaka saved his most beguiling pitches for the most critical moments.
As for boots, they are the most critical piece of equipment and a necessary investment — "date your skis, marry your boots," as the saying goes.
We implore him to address the most critical component of that infrastructure: The significant shortage of skilled cyber professionals who defend us from these attacks.
If Twitter doesn&apost solve the current issues impacting the most critical market for its values and ARPU, then how are other countries a priority?
It is precisely when we disagree that it is most critical for our thinking to be clear and our dialogue to be charitable and scrupulous.
But the subway, the lifeblood of the city and arguably the most critical piece of infrastructure Mr. Cuomo controls, is falling apart on his watch.
The IRS still has 1960s systems from the Kennedy Administration used to administer our nation's tax code, one of the most critical functions in government.
Since then, I've had the most success in any area of life when I hone in on the most critical leverage point and attack it.
Today, acquiescence is not a viable option if Congress hopes to preserve its constitutional role in the most critical matters of national security decision-making.
An administration official told reporters Monday that the budget allows Homeland Security to invest in the "most critical" cybersecurity needs in the current fiscal climate.
Any progress in the most critical, long-range challenge of China will be only symbolic, the underlying problem may be worse a year from now.
In the asset management business, confidential client information may be the most critical for protection and should receive a disproportionate share of the cybersecurity budget.
"I think the Saudi leadership has a great deal of explaining to do — that a country that ranks third in terms of total defense spending ... was not able to defend its most critical, and I can't underscore that enough, its most critical oil facility from these kinds of attacks," said Grappo, who was previously in senior positions at the U.S. embassies in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and Baghdad.
But after years of shrugging off the issue, Congress finally seems motivated to create a legal framework for one of our most critical digital security features.
Fitbit has solved the most critical problem of smartwatches by making a device with battery life so good you can excuse a whole melange of flaws.
Skyport says it is already seeing "rapid adoption by government entities, institutions of higher education, enterprises and SMEs seeking to safeguard their most critical IT assets."
The cuts are part of a company-wide effort to "reallocate resources to our most critical growth opportunities," BlackRock President Rob Kapito said in the memo.
Even on the most sensitive, most critical matters, he seems constitutionally incapable of keeping himself in check, and his staff — despite high hopes that retired Gen.
Use two-factor authentication Two-factor identification is a fancy name for adding an extra verification step to the login process of your most critical accounts.
The concern is most critical in the area of artificial intelligence, where China's complete control of vast reservoirs of data without privacy protections could be decisive.
Fatih Birol, the head of the IEA, calls the insatiable energy demands of air-conditioning "one of the most critical blind spots in today's energy debate".
The company's most critical moment actually had its roots in the end of 2015, and it's something that may be of even more importance in 2017.
The most critical for Cramer was Caterpillar, which reported a 2 percent increase in total machine retail sales in Asia, though it was slammed everywhere else.
And yet, taking Aramco out of its shell even for a minority listing would create operational and political risks for the Saudi state's most critical asset.
She was also consistently leading (by double digits) Trump among what may be the most critical demographic in this presidential election: white, suburban, college-educated women.
The electric carmaker said on Friday it would reduce full-time employee headcount by about 7 percent and retain only the most critical temps and contractors.
Some cannot swallow and the most critical ones have serious breathing problems, said Vanessa Van der Linden, one of only five child neurologists in the state.
"Yahoo gives us scale that is what is most critical here," said Walden, adding that the company's audience will go from the millions to the billions.
"The comptroller wants assurances that resources are being allocated toward our most critical needs and not toward discretionary initiatives," Mendoza's senior policy adviser, Patrick Corcoran, wrote.
But Germany, the largest A400M buyer which has been most critical of the project, expressed little immediate appetite to help Airbus cope with the latest issues.
The most critical function of the House and Senate Ethics Committees is to adjudicate allegations of misconduct against fellow lawmakers and staff that come before them.
The question of whether Trump will consent to an interview with Mueller's team is one of the most critical surrounding the special counsel's 15-month probe.
The enormous backlog of clearance applications is preventing highly talented analysts, engineers, coders and other top recruits from working on today's most critical national security challenges.
It has been said that the first three days in the aftermath of a disaster are the most critical in assessing and responding to natural disasters.
Most critical, in this regard, are those calculation errors committed by either one or both sides that could lead inexorably, albeit unintentionally, to a nuclear conflict.
Furthermore, from a political perspective, this is an opportunity for Trump to display leadership on a critical issue, perhaps the most critical issue of our time.
"Education is the foundation of the American Dream and one of the most critical investments our nation makes in its future," Castro said in a statement.
For the past four months, a team of hackers working for the GAO sought to penetrate the most critical weapons systems of the Department of Defense.
"It just so happens in some of the areas that are most critical for technology businesses, there is excellent talent available from European markets," he says.
Someday we may just see a world where the best relief pitchers are pitching in the most critical situations, and not being "saved" for a save.
The office in the southern district of New York handles some of the most critical business and criminal cases that pass through the federal judicial system.
That would make it harder for Democrats to argue that voters need a change in Washington, at least in terms of the most critical pocketbook issue.
Experts agree President Donald Trump's handling of the crisis will be the most critical moment in his presidency so far and could alter his reelection chances.
For one thing, Australia has emerged as an important ally — perhaps the most critical one — in helping Washington constrain China's influence in the Asia-Pacific region.
And data engineers are "probably one of the most critical personas" involved in those discussions because they can understand how the technology meets the business need.
" JASON BORDOFF, FOUNDING DIRECTOR, CENTER ON GLOBAL ENERGY POLICY, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK: "Abqaiq is perhaps the most critical facility in the world for oil supply.
But Ms. Stenberg's star turn does the most critical load bearing, somehow channeling an emerging generation's inchoate rage, grief and resilience into one recognizably human form.
DealBook will aim to identify, curate and prioritize the most critical information, providing a trusted one-stop shop for the business and policy developments that matter.
The most critical question remains whether to call witnesses — like John Bolton — over allegations Trump abused his power to solicit Ukraine's interference in the 2020 election.
Sun, cracks, snow, floes, clouds, wind — all of them work together, interacting with one another, to dictate the most critical thermal control system on the planet.
In other words, officials were more likely to make an incorrect call that benefits the home team in the most critical moments of a tight game.
Americans should be aware that Medicaid - one of the most critical and effective lifelines for children that exists in this country - is drastically underfunded, Colvin said.
Respondents in this region are more likely than all other regions to say "cost of employee health care" is the most critical issue facing their business.
Regardless of how they will vote on impeachment, I think one of the most critical moments was when we had that 51-49 vote on witnesses.
Yet, in order for the party to succeed in this effort in Eurasia, OBOR's most critical market, it must establish and secure land routes through Xinjiang.
They have slim hopes of winning over Paul, the most critical of the group, but think they can persuade Cruz and Johnson to change their minds.
As the call shows, he is less interested in one of the most critical parts of his job: advancing the national interest of the United States.
Most critical here are those errors in calculation committed by either one or both sides — errors that could lead directly and inexorably to a nuclear conflict.
COA or cost of attendance is a college's "all in" sticker price, and one of the most critical aspects of a student's college financial aid package.
But it also reveals, in perhaps the most critical national security crisis Mr. Trump faces, his tendency to conflate a good meeting with a good outcome.
Now, nobody knows who's going to run Britain, or either of its two leading parties, at perhaps the most critical juncture in the country's modern history.
But the bill is troubling in another respect: It affords states the immense, hidden power to eliminate some of the Affordable Care Act's most critical financial protections.
Climate change is one of the most critical issues facing humanity for, oh, the next 10,000 years, but we've barely heard about it in this presidential campaign.
Acquisitions: Under Schmidt, a dogged adversary of Microsoft, Google made several of the purchases most critical to Google today — Android, YouTube and Keyhole, a cornerstone of Maps.
The most critical step in creating inclusive AI is to recognize how bias infects the technology's output and how it can make the 'intelligence' generated less objective.
Access to the country's main lists - which includes the NRDL along with the Essential Drug List (EDL) for the most critical drugs - also comes with strings attached.
Unlike previous hikes, only a few scattered protests have taken place, but slogans carried by demonstrators in the rally in Salt were the most critical so far.
It's like a long editing process with five equally powerful editors, all with different needs and expectations for their personnel, the most critical component of their forces.
"The most critical moment in my creative and personal evolution was when I stopped trying to figure out what I'm doing and just do it," Amelia muses.
And then the leader needs to get Congress and the people to support the proposed strategy, since that support is the most critical element of national power.
This, of all the concerns, is Pantsuit Nation's most critical flaw and one that the group has yet to fully address — but must continuously monitor — head-on.
Elijah Cummings, the committee's top Democrat, thanked Chaffetz for arranging the hearing but challenged him for not calling on "the most critical witness of all," Michigan Gov.
"The most critical issue for us is funding the cost-sharing reduction payments," explained Julie Mix McPeak, Tennesee's commissioner of the state's department of commerce and insurance.
Susan Collins of Maine couldn't have more different reasons for being no, but yet they are the ones most critical of the health care bill right now.
The one-week time frame was chosen partly because of the challenges of scaling such a feature, but also because it's the most critical period to track.
Apple's alignment with Didi may deliver a blow to Uber, which is fiercely competing for market share in China, one of its most critical and intense markets.
In my three decades of reporting on the criminal justice system, the deputy attorney general has always been one of the most critical jobs in law enforcement.
While technology and finance are vital tools to meet safe water drinking needs, the most critical tool that global leaders and organizations can utilize is leadership itself.
In recent days, some of the most critical players in commercial air travel have expressed concern over understaffing, delayed payments and stress brought on by government furloughs.
They have been sent wherever the fighting was heaviest and the target most critical while the government has struggled to reconstitute its failed and deserted regular army.
All of this could have been avoided had Tesla not committed what some on Wall Street consider its most critical miscalculation: the acquisition of SolarCity in 2016.
Wendy Young, director of Kids in Need of Defense, criticized all three cuts but told NPR that the most critical loss would be that of legal aid.
The program provides children with a stable environment during one of the most critical developmental stages of life while offering intensive social services to stabilize their families.
Victoria's Secret has reportedly hired its first openly transgender model, and it could signal that the brand is finally listening to some of its most critical customers.
President Enrique Pena Nieto's comments, published in Monday's Excelsior newspaper, were among the most critical public comments yet by a foreign leader of the New York billionaire.
As usual, the latest forecast cannot offer the bit of information most critical to residents living in hurricane-prone areas: precisely where this year's storms might strike.
Car seats are one of the most critical pieces of gear parents with young kids need, but they're also one of the most overwhelming items to buy.
Patients were sorted in the lobby of the emergency room on a scale of one to five, with one being the most critical, a system used daily.
Remote voting would be "one of the biggest rule changes in the last century, in one of the most critical institutions in our country," the report says.
Among the most critical cases, 12 percent of intensive care admissions were among those ages 20 to 44, while 36 percent were for those 45 to 64.
"Protecting sensitive information is one of our most critical responsibilities," said Sigal Mandelker, the Treasury under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, in a statement on Wednesday.
"All of these measures are deployed to ensure that we won't miss the most critical farming season in China, which falls in April this year," Gong said.
Most critical, Mr. Yogev said, is that 17 of the apartments, which Douglas Elliman Real Estate began marketing in September, are priced at $1 million or less.
"Real progress has been made to make a comprehensive restructuring process truly accessible for Puerto Rico, which is the most critical component of the bill," said Rep.
Twenty-one years ago, the public and the press were shut out of some of the most critical parts of the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton.
Boris Johnson, above, won the contest to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May and will take office at one of the most critical moments in Britain's recent history.
For Biden, who depends on older and black voters for so much of his support, South Carolina and the Super Tuesday states will be the most critical.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly known as the Food Stamp Program) is the most critical component of the social safety net in the U.S. today.
We rely on foreign governments -- our intelligence partners -- for some of our most critical intelligence, including on issues that we don't have great eyes and ears on.
By mid-century, America's national parks are going to become some of the most critical sanctuaries for birds struggling to adapt to climate change and human development.
Many people with whom I spoke said the most critical factor in predicting whether a nonprofit will be successful in its aims is who leads the effort.
But Super Tuesday will be the most critical day of the primary campaign — and it could be the end of the road for several White House hopefuls.
Mr. Wildstein testified for eight days during the trial, offering the most critical evidence against Mr. Baroni and Ms. Kelly while admitting to devising the plot himself.
Iranian natural gas is the single most critical energy import in Iraq, but American officials say purchases must end now because gas falls under the American sanctions.
Lake Mead, one of the most critical water sources in the country, is at dangerously low levels and federal employees are struggling to manage the depleted reserves.
"I think the Saudi leadership has a great deal of explaining to do that a country that ranks third in terms of total defense spending ... was not able to defend its most critical, and I can't underscore that enough, its most critical oil facility from these kinds of attacks," said Grappo, who was previously in senior positions at the U.S. embassies in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and Baghdad, Iraq.
"Our study affirms that forming strong close friendships is likely one of the most critical pieces of the teenage social experience," study co-author Joseph Allen told HealthDay.
The front wing is the most critical part of the car for creating downforce, Lowe says, because it affects how air flows over the rest of the vehicle.
Here are the top five:  Rising income and economic disparity ranked first among experts as the most critical risk which could shape global developments over the next decade.
The Democrats seeking the presidency are entering the most critical phase yet of their campaigns with fewer than 21625 days left before the first contest, the Iowa caucuses.
The export license for the "most critical" of the pending sales was submitted in November 2018 for $10 million in ammunition, two Ukrainian officials told the news outlet.
This means that voters with higher incomes and levels of education, who tend to be the most critical of Mr Trump, are showing the most interest in voting.
Arguably, the first step of the process is the most critical, and mosquitoes have evolved a powerful sensing system that allows them to seek out their blood meals.
A top-10 player who can elevate into the top five is the most critical ingredient required by any Eastern Conference team that wants to sack the Cavs.
The most critical battle is around the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU), the sole credible institution that pressure from civil society and Western backers has brought into being.
Brazil's most critical election in years is headed toward a runoff — and a far-right candidate who has been compared to President Donald Trump is in the lead.
The administration should enhance the Department of Homeland Security National Infrastructure Protection Plan and ensure it identifies most critical areas, provides warnings, identifies protective measures and backup options.
While some of the most critical skills gaps persist throughout career stages, many are manifest in entry level positions, where new college grads most often look for work.
They were, and still are, both looked down on in most critical circles, and have no need to even put up a facade of being in high taste.
A Justice Department spokeswoman confirmed the resignation requests included Bharara, whose office handles some of the most critical business and criminal cases passing through the federal judicial system.
The most critical issue is the ongoing struggle to strike a balance between calls for private sector care and calls to invest and innovate across the VA enterprise.
Suddenly, there was little prospect of a Mach 3 bomber for the Foxbat to chase, meaning the most critical mission for Soviet planners was preventing American air superiority.
"Growing electricity demand for air conditioning is one of the most critical blind spots in today's energy debate," Fatih Birol, the IEA's executive director, said in a statement.
The most critical and fragile period in the establishment of any new organization comes at the foundational stage, when the mortar is fresh and the structure easily adjusted.
The core is where the network's most critical controls are located and the most sensitive information is stored, while the periphery includes masts, antennas and other passive equipment.
As Condoleezza Rice's Iraq coordinator, I helped develop administration support for what was essentially a "red team" examination of President George W. Bush's most critical foreign policy issue.
The document, however, was widely derided for being merely a laundry list of wealthy Russians and Kremlin cronies rather than a targeted list of Putin's most critical relationships.
It is fiscally conservative and supports more economic growth, while wisely prioritizing spending on the most critical problems of national security, border control, opioid epidemic, and infrastructure modernization.
They're making a statement with this song as the opener, as if they're waiting for someone to remind them that their first album received the most critical acclaim.
This might be the most critical aspect of industrial IoT because gathering all the data from millions or billions of sensors is useless without insights and learning. Security.
The Russians focused on Florida, the nation's most critical swing state, contacting activists and Mr. Trump's campaign primarily for help in staging rallies across the state on Aug.
Among the most critical were the crew of Apollo 210, who were asked to perform a full dress-rehearsal of the Apollo 216 mission just two months beforehand.
"We are in the most critical phase of this struggle," opposition deputy Freddy Guevara told VICE News, referring to the political opposition's focus on forcing a recall vote.
Also notable was the absence of any rationale for building a wall along the southwestern border, which Mr. Trump has characterized as the country's most critical security threat.
This has significant consequences for American businesses, which rely heavily on census data and on the accurate reporting of consumer behavior to make their most critical business decisions.
"Intersections are probably one of the most critical areas when it comes to accidents obviously, and our high-volume intersections are ones that we tend to target," Insp.
He can now make the case that he is the only candidate who can inspire one of the most critical slices of the Democratic electorate -- African American voters.
The key was used to encrypt vote records and audit logs — the most critical data on a voting system — and was the same key for every Diebold system.
Although the workforce tends to value employees who can multitask, what is most critical to your productivity (and mental health) is an understanding and acknowledgment of your limitations.
For one, the most critical question remains whether to call witnesses — like John Bolton — over allegations Trump abused his power to solicit Ukraine's interference in the 2020 election.
Goldfein said that from his perspective, the most critical aspect that needed to be established first was a US Space Command, something Trump had previously directed in December.
It also means that whoever wins the Democratic nomination may have resources at the ready in the most critical states by the time the general election kicks off.
The lunch guests will include envoys from Russia and China, the countries arguably most critical to the Trump administration as it faces tests over Syria and North Korea.
We are also the No. 22019 innovator on the planet; global CEOs in a recent survey ranked innovation far and away the most critical element in future success.
Intelligence officials, who briefed reporters on their use of the authority last week, believe it to be one of the most critical tools they have to combat terrorism.
But officials in Germany, the largest A22009M buyer which has been most critical of the project, expressed little immediate appetite to help Airbus cope with the new problems.
At the most critical moment in modern British history, its political parties -- and especially the one in power -- have chosen memefied promises and unsubstantiated one-upmanship over integrity.
Weighing the good news versus the bad news issuing from the economy is one of the most critical things investors do, but human biases get in the way.
Among them, the 1.2 million refugees in the Gaza Strip and West Bank faced "the most critical situation of their prolonged displacement" which began in 1948, Kraehenbuehl said.
Rather than press ever harder the quixotic nuclear elimination effort, the United States must focus on the most critical issue: ensuring that North Korea never uses the arsenal.
So, he argues, if we're trying to figure out when the most critical century in history is, we should think about all of those billions of potential years.
Iran's audacious drone and cruise missile attack last weekend on Saudi Arabia's oil producing facilities has provided the most critical test yet for the Trump administration's foreign policy.
Democrats are grappling with what they stand for, what their voters expect, and what demographic groups will be most critical in winning an Electoral College majority in 2020.
The most critical said that Mr. Faso was resorting to racial demagoguery unbecoming of the district, and echoing the divisive language that has sometimes emanated from Mr. Trump.
In selecting the former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Trump would be picking a combat veteran to guide him through some of his most critical national security decisions.
Indeed, across the federal government, a group of civil servants most people have never heard of are likely now running the country's most critical cabinet posts, at least temporarily.
The proposal also ignores the sad fact that device makers (outside of Apple and Google) are notoriously slow to adopt even the most critical system updates and security patches.
We invest significant resources to ensure strong controls in our supply chain and implement ongoing efforts to tackle the diversion of our products, particularly in the most critical markets.
In addition, process-oriented performance art — one of the most critical and politically active divisions of art during the GDR period —was also conspicuously absent from the exhibition's themes.
Or more recently, Alabama's DCH Health Systems, which had to turn away all but the most critical patients from its three hospitals after hackers seized control of their networks.
"We'll know at the end of this day how successful we've been in this most critical time in our community's flood recovery effort," Cedar Rapids Mayor Ron Corbett said.
The most critical thing the Sci-Tech Innovation Board has going for it is public support from Chinese President Xi Jinping, who announced plans for the board last November.
But in layman's terms, the new movement helps reduce friction with its most critical moving parts, which in turns means the watch is far more accurate at keeping time.
The bishops are most critical of Mr Trump's immigration policies, starting with his several attempts, almost immediately after he took office, to reduce the number of Muslims entering America.
Pisces season officially kicks off on February 18—but, before then, we have an eclipse, which will surely be one of the most critical astrological events of the month.
Disabling the reactor is one of the most critical steps required by the nuclear agreement that Iran reached with world powers in July before international sanctions can be lifted.
We solve many of the industry's most critical and complex technical challenges, inventing solutions for more efficient broadband networks and a richer multimedia experience years ahead of market deployment.
The bottom line: Unless the special envoy can guarantee the neutrality and safety of the port, the most critical part of the Stockholm agreement is in danger of collapse.
Spectrum is the backbone of the mobile industry and the most critical resource to ensuring communities have the resources they need to run efficiently and successfully while staying connected.
The company's sales performance may face even deeper scrutiny inside Google's new parent company, Alphabet, where Nest now sits, as the hardware maker faces its most critical year ever.
Instead, the unnecessary election has cost May control of her party, of Parliament, and of government policy, at one of the most critical junctures in the country's recent history.
Aggravating this lack of progress, in the most critical battleground states, significantly fewer voters reported being contacted by the Clinton campaign in 2016 than the Obama campaign in 2012.
Self-help books often instruct their supplicants to consider the people with whom they surround themselves, as they provide support and guidance at the most critical moments in life.
Specifically, using the two most critical metrics, safety and transit time, the authority has bested the United States' record, greatly reducing accidents and vessel transit time through the canal.
Washington (CNN)The answer to one of the most critical questions at the heart of the Russia investigation may well lie in the grand hallways of Mar-a-Lago.
Hanging over their most critical relationship is the possibility that she has the power to open impeachment proceedings should special counsel Robert Mueller deliver a damning verdict on Trump.
Mr. Harmon was from one of the most critical swing states — Ohio — and as a result of his case, voters all over the country need to become more vigilant.
If you're a teacher, parent or other type of educator, it's a great excuse to get young people familiar with one of the most critical and unifying chemical advancements.
Sources close to the talks have suggested there is a creeping feeling of uncertainty and pessimism going into the new round because of gridlock on the most critical issues.
About 95 percent of the products on Beijing's target list are from agriculture or food sectors, including soybeans — one of the most critical exports of the U.S. farm economy.
President Enrique Peña Nieto's comments, published in the Excélsior newspaper on Monday, were among the most critical public statements yet by a foreign leader about the New York billionaire.
The idea is that by working in tandem with humans, it's able to flag the most critical and urgent cases where a faster diagnosis and treatment could save lives.
Rachel Stern: In our class, we are asked to look at the world and represent it as a means to engage in the most critical conversations and salient emotions.
Investors applauded last year's reorganization and said the firm is clearly able to hire staff, one of the most critical indications of success in the competitive hedge fund industry.
But what is most critical is addressing the underlying cause of our inability to adapt our workforce to changes in technology by adapting, retraining and redirecting our labor force.
Even the most critical eye cannot help but chuckle at the ungainly sight of a classic piece of portraiture brought down to the humbling level of a jester act.
They looked up to her as an example of a serious journalist unafraid to cover the most critical issues of the day, specifically the nexus of crime and politics.
His decision leaves the Jets without a starter at the most critical position on the offensive line a respected locker-room presence and a thoughtful voice on league matters.
Read Musk&aposs full email:Subject line: Tesla&aposs two most critical priorities for DecemberThe first is making sure all cars are delivered to their customers before end of year.
"Climate change is the most critical environmental threat confronting the world, and power generation is one of the biggest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions," Wolf said in a release.
It's an alarming development in one of the most critical ecosystems for the planet, and it highlights how policy decisions by President Jair Bolsonaro's government are driving the destruction.
Its cyberwarriors have penetrated some of the United States' most critical pieces of infrastructure, from election systems to nuclear power plants and electric grids -- as well as private homes.
The most critical work will begin in April 2017 and the palace will remain occupied and fully operational while the renovation is carried out, the royal press office said.
ATLANTA — Before playing their most critical 30 minutes of the season, the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots will spend at least 183 minutes preparing for them.
At a briefing in Nigeria's capital Abuja, Clement Peter, the WHO's country representative, said the next six months would be "most critical" to whether Africa can be declared polio-free.
The most critical flaw uncovered by Tenable would enable an attacker to manufacturer their own custom, counterfeit ID cards, and potentially disable locks at a user facility, according to researchers.
A source with knowledge of the inner workings of the Trump White House said information flow into the Oval Office is one of the most critical components of the presidency.
According to a variety of media reports, Uber's board is meeting in Los Angeles today in what may be the most critical sit-down in the company's eight-year history.
But, he said, "this commission by refusing to consider the role of guns in these incidents of gun violence, was missing the most critical piece," Guttenberg told BuzzFeed News Tuesday.
Customers must in turn choose when to apply such patches to software that runs their most critical corporate functions, a process that may take months or years, in rare cases.
"This new data stream allows us to gather the most critical fleet-wide statistics from the exact moment a crash-related event is detected by our system," the company wrote.
Given that clocks are the most critical device in any computer and are necessary to make the CPU function, their disruption with helium atoms is enough to crash the device.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump faces his most critical week of statesmanship so far -- and it will reflect sharp changes of direction he has already wrought in US foreign policy.
Ultimately, his testimony could be the most critical of the trial, since so much of the debate focuses on his interactions with Zenimax and the early days of his company.
As the top Democrat on the Agriculture Committee, I plan to press the nominee on what he will do to address some of the most critical issues for these communities.
A series of missile tests by North Korea and its sixth and largest nuclear test, defying U.N. Security Council resolutions, have fueled the most critical international challenge of Trump's presidency.
Now we need to scale up, and for that we need the support of everyone who values accuracy in reporting on one of the most critical challenges facing our planet.
In the red room, the most critical cases were prepped — head and torso wounds, or traumatic amputations, typically — and then sent immediately into one of the hospital's three operating theaters.
"We demand clarifications from all parties — especially from the police, regarding the cause of the delay in those most critical moments that might have saved a young life," he wrote.
How Trump responds when business begins to oppose him, and how CEOs will navigate the increasingly complex political terrain, are among the most critical questions of the next four years.
But the Breitbart News chairman became one of the most influential forces inside Trump's hectic campaign during the most critical periods of Trump's battle with Hillary Clinton for the presidency.
"Lead exposure is most dangerous in terms of long-term consequences when it occurs during the most critical phases of brain growth, that is in the earlier years," he said.
True moral leadership requires us to address what is among the most critical human rights issues of our day: the ever-growing intolerance of religious expression around the world. Why?
A senior Treasury official said the President has entrusted Mnuchin with some of the most critical deals of Trump's presidency -- and several had been the product of negotiations with Pelosi.
And one of his predecessors, who I'm still close to, is Jill Lelieveld, and they just drilled into me that the independence of the newsroom was the most critical thing.
Ballistic missile tests by North Korea and its sixth and largest nuclear test, in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions, have exacerbated the most critical international challenge of Trump's presidency.
An email about a patient from a different hospital shifted my focus, because her story offered a window into many of the most critical aspects of the region's hurricane response.
This, in turn, minimizes the risk of overburdening hospitals and endangering frontline health care workers, and maximizing the likelihood that the most critical patients will get the care they need.
Some of the FIFA report's most critical findings were related to the role of player agents, which it described as the central figures in a "plague" of conflicts of interest.
BRASILIA, March 20 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said on Friday that the month of June would likely be the most critical month for the coronavirus outbreak in the country.
They do not include the documents most critical to understanding Mr. Roof's actions, including psychiatric evaluations ordered by the court or that may have been requested by his own lawyers.
The most critical tasks facing Krueger and Botterill this offseason include re-signing center Jeff Skinner and preparing for next month's draft, where Buffalo has the No. 7 overall pick.
Candidates who fail to clear that bar in a particular state or district cannot win delegates there — and are locked out of the most critical part of the nominating contest.
So when it came time for the app to do its most critical role — letting Democratic precinct leaders report results from Iowa on Monday — it failed in every way imaginable.
In short, and perhaps most critical to appreciate, the fourth implication of the digital revolution is that it will make dealing with the first three implications all the more problematic.
But now Ukraine also finds itself potentially at odds with the leader of its most critical partner, the United States, and at the center of a political battle in Washington.
The biggest black swan event in the oil market is a disruption to the most critical chokepoint in the Middle East, according to an analyst from S&P Global Platts.
The most critical cost-saving measure – roughly $3 billion a year – was setting up a voluntary employees' beneficiary association for the retiree healthcare costs of UAW members, according to Morningstar.
Perhaps more than getting everything they want on every single policy issue, "one of the most critical things we hear from our clients is, &aposwe want certainty,&apos" Kutler said.
Trump said in June the NHS — which pollsters at Ipsos Mori say is most critical voter issue in the UK — must be "on the table" in any future trade deal.
"We know that it's our responsibility and we will continue to unite around efforts that address some of the most critical health and consumer needs of people around the world."
Mr. Macron has emerged as one of the world leaders most critical of Mr. Bolsonaro, a far-right populist and climate change skeptic, who has been accused of encouraging deforestation.
Mr. Macron has emerged as one of the world leaders most critical of Mr. Bolsonaro, a far-right populist and climate change skeptic, who has been accused of encouraging deforestation.
The three most critical bacteria, if you're collecting their trading cards, are Acinetobacter baumannii, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Enterobacteriaceae (which includes bugs you've probably heard of like Salmonella and E. coli).
"This is likely the most critical piece of physical evidence since it indicates that (Yantis) actually fired his weapon and, at least to some extent, corroborates the officers' stories," he said.
Wall Street's eyes will be glued on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell when he delivers Wednesday what will be the most critical speech of his short time leading the central bank.
Still, these successful agreements all seem to have at least one thing in common that differentiates them from deals that have collapsed: At their most critical moments, Trump was largely absent.
Tensions between the United States and China continue to escalate in the South China Sea, with freedom of navigation in one of the world's most critical maritime passages potentially at stake.
As Sean Dillon, the RiskSense security analyst who reverse engineered DoublePulsar, told ThreatPost: "This is the most critical Windows patch since [Conficker]," which is one the largest similar infections to date.
The core of a 5G network is where the most critical controls are located and the most sensitive information is stored, while the periphery includes masts, antennas and other passive equipment.
After two and a half years of conflict, the situation in Yemen is not just critical, it is, according to the United Nations — the most critical, the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
The team, led by scientist turned journalist Alison Snyder, will provide insight on the most critical scientific issues through original reporting and analysis that uniquely explains these complex studies and developments.
One of the most significant tools for sleuthing out past evidence of Martian life — if not the most critical — is the SuperCam, a high-tech camera perched atop the 2020 rover.
Duchemin detailed that one of the most critical things it getting people on the app and through the setup process as quickly as possible so that groups can get to chatting.
North Korea's recent actions, including several missiles that flew over Japan and Pyongyang's sixth and largest nuclear test, have raised the stakes in the most critical international challenge of Trump's presidency.
WE START WITH THE MOST CRITICAL THING, WHICH IS HOW DOES A SELLER MAKE A SALE, AND HOW DO WE GIVE THEM TECHNOLOGY THAT WE BELIEVE WILL EXIST OVER A DECADE.
The European Commission is expected to hand out its most critical report on talks with Turkey since the country launched its bid to join the European Union over a decade ago.
Because we have a few dozen apps to rebuild, we're initially focusing on the most critical ones, prioritized by usage and importance: Facebook, Messenger, Workplace, Work Chat, Instagram, and Mobile Home.
Stopping in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, India and Switzerland could have allowed Tillerson -- and the administration more generally -- to discuss some of the most critical national security issues facing the globe.
We were elected to serve as the voices of our constituencies, and yet we have failed to act as those voices on one of the most critical issues of our time.
"In turning around Whole Foods, both Amazon and Kroger would bring strong capabilities but ironically, Kroger's leadership in big data analytics in grocery could arguably be the most critical, " Wolf said.
Equally important, it gives hospitals the ability to address the most critical treatment needs for their community and customize programs that have the greatest potential to reach the most vulnerable patients.
I look forward to our members taking the lead in solving the most critical national problems and helping to bring about a new birth of freedom and opportunity for all citizens.
Among the most critical public health initiatives currently underway at the CDC are several programs aimed at testing and preventing HIV transmission and accessing HIV care specifically among the trans population.
We can build on all of the success of mobile operators by using the existing networks they have built to bring one of modern humanity's most critical services to their customers.
Salesforce, a business software company in San Francisco, told employees on Monday that they were prohibited from "all but the most critical domestic travel," expanding an existing ban on international trips.
Particularly, we need China to ramp up output quickly in areas of most-critical need, such as sophisticated protective gear for doctors and nurses; and pharmaceuticals/medicines for patients and households.
In her job running global communications for Facebook, Marooney's purview has encompassed its most critical products, including the flagship Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, as well as its AR and VR efforts.
Recent reporting by The Times reveals that the United States has only about 219,13 ventilators available — far fewer than what is needed to provide lifesaving treatments in the most critical cases.
"The change to MCAS didn't trigger an additional safety assessment because it did not affect the most critical phase of flight, considered to be higher cruise speeds," an agency spokesman said.
Here I should mention that some two dozen American federal agencies used Kaspersky's software, including some of the most critical agencies like the Department of Energy, which oversees our nuclear program.
"The single most critical issue or risk for the market and really the global economy is the trade policy and uncertainty coming out Washington," she told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Monday.
"Democrats' obstruction has just kept many of our nation's most critical agencies without a leader for too long — needlessly delaying the president from fully standing up this new administration," he said.
Whether, and how, to commit forces is one of the most critical decisions any American president can make, but Mr. Trump's comment gave the impression that he was outsourcing the decision.
"Wireless spectrum is one of the most critical and valuable parts of the communications ecosystem worldwide," said Rohit Sharma, partner at True Ventures and Aurora Insight board member, in a statement.
During what was the most critical phase for controlling the outbreak, Wuhan was essentially an open city owing to the efforts of local officials to keep a lid on the story.
Perhaps the most critical, experts say, is a quality called "forward resonance," in which a speaker feels vibrations closer to the front of the vocal tract, toward the nose and lips.
Yes, these are ugly signs of hatred, but we should consider to what extent they affect the most critical issues facing this country, and conditions of low-income blacks in particular.
Venturi taught one of the most critical studios in the history of Yale architecture, Learning From Las Vegas [which was later a book, written with Denise Scott Brown and Steven Izenour].
Two free throws by Bluiett tied the score at 71-71, and he delivered the most critical pass of the night, on a play that Mack called after changing his mind.
The survey also found that the cost of employee health care is among the most "critical issues" business owners face, and concern increases for firms that have 210 or more employees.
Only 2 percent of the small-business owners surveyed in the CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey said they view the threat of a cyberattack as the most critical issue they face.
With that rise, Tesla said it would be able to make a $920 million payment to its bondholders in March, solving one of the most critical questions about the company's finances.
It makes sense, at this most critical moment, to take a serious look at the art of the 1980s, its political fury and layered poetics, as an anchor in the storm.
"Climate change is the most critical and urgent problem facing our world today, and it must be a top issue for voters this election day," DiCaprio said to the Hollywood Reporter.
The backup generator kicked on, and they used power only for the most critical things, like computers, walkie-talkies, cellphones that streamed the Nebraska football game (they lost), and three coffee pots.
If auto industry executives are smart about their strategy for future innovation, they will make a concerted effort to reach its most critical customer base to keep up with the times — women.
And common sense should be taking all situations of sexual violation seriously and not dismissing them because they aren't "bad" enough, as these are where many of the most critical conversations lie.
After Flint's water crisis—where the news just gets worse and worse—the country has been faced with the alarming realization that one of our most critical infrastructural systems is in jeopardy.
In April Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley, a bank, said the next three months would be the "most critical time in Tesla's history" since launching its upmarket Model S six years ago.
During the most critical time of the election campaign, the 20 top-performing fake election stories generated 8.7 million engagements on Facebook — far outstripping the 7.3 million engagement garnered by mainstream news.
Perhaps the most critical race that epitomized the growing civil war within the Democratic Party between moderates and the emboldened progressive faction took place in Texas' 7th District in the Houston suburbs.
Recognizing this, Splunk started building in machine learning and artificial intelligence last year, and this week they are enhancing those capabilities to make it easier to surface the data that's most critical.
While Congress debates a budget, reconciliation will enable them to make changes to taxes and social welfare programs and protect those programs most critical to the millions of Americans who need them.
Yet as we face what is possibly the most critical election in modern history, Trump's biggest foe isn't Clinton or the DNC, and it isn't the mainstream media … It's the GOP itself.
"That is a major improvement to system utilization, the operating system, fleet uptime and all of the most critical metrics about how businesses are performing with running a shared fleet," Foley said.
" After tending to Scalise, Brooks said, "Shortly thereafter the police showed up, and a helicopter landed in center field and took away whomever the folks decided was the most wounded, most critical.
If you win Le Mans, in class or overall, you have proven to the world that your brand's engineering is sacrosanct, that it has beaten all others in the most critical test.
The space domain is one of the crucial — if not the most critical — aspects of anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) strategies that U.S. adversaries are working hard to develop and operationalize.
Leading in the polls by more than 20 points, Andrés Manuel López Obrador has pledged to bring an end to endemic corruption and violence, the two most critical issues in the campaign.
"The NAACP, representing millions of Americans, we represent an occasion for those running for president to speak to the nation's most critical issues at a critical hour in this country," Brooks said.
Clinton holding a daunting advantage on the Electoral College map, Mr. Trump aimed a new television campaign at the four most critical states for his candidacy: Pennsylvania, Florida, Ohio and North Carolina.
As my colleagues Alexander Burns and Maggie Haberman pointed out in their article this past weekend, Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania are shaping up to be three of the most critical battleground states.
While officials said changes in the chain of command and improved discipline had helped fend off the offensive, they were quick to note that American airstrikes have been the most critical factor.
Every US Senator who is running for president is going to be holed up here in Washington 6 days a week during the most critical point in the 2020 presidential primary process.
As a start, organizations — including political parties — need to guard against phishing attacks, sanitize their email attachments, develop Data Loss Prevention strategies, guard against insider threats and encrypt their most critical data.
Nintendo's bet is that I would buy it for $10 after getting a taste, and that's probably the most critical thing I can say about it: I didn't want to keep playing.
As part of the partnership, Ozy and McClatchy will produce a new series that focuses exclusively on politics and the 12 most critical House, Senate and gubernatorial campaigns for McClatchy's local audiences.
The top four agencies with the most "critical" vulnerabilities as of January 23 included the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Health and Human Services, the General Services Administration and the SEC.
"Our combatant commanders have been consistent that the most critical asset they need are attack submarines, and this is before we realize a 20% reduction over the next ten years," Wittman said.
"But probably the most critical and important thing Luther invented was the Reformation pamphlet": short theater-playbill-size tracts of eight to 295 pages, written, printed and spread quickly to the public.
The human factor is still the most critical one — the vast preponderance of system penetrations can be traced to a human action or inaction — with successful spearfishing remaining the most likely culprit.
And many Republicans fretted about a softening of donor enthusiasm — Mr. Short warned of "complacency" — in what has long been one of the party's most critical and reliable sources of campaign cash.
The third, and perhaps most critical, point of agreement in the asylum debate is that money is lacking in a nation that puts mental health at the bottom of the health budget.
It's no exaggeration to say Trump faces the most critical month of his presidency yet -- and how he conducts himself will be crucial for the country and his own hopes of reelection.
"Just as in filmmaking, the camera person is the first hire, the most critical initial hire in theater for me was the set designer," Mr. Solondz said, referring to Julia Noulin-Mérat.
One of the most critical changes being discussed during negotiations is one that has received little attention, but could have enormously positive implications: the implementation of new rules relating to digital commerce.
The dribble of oil exports has provided Mr. Maduro with foreign revenue at the most critical moment of the country's economic crisis, allowing him to adjust to sanctions and consolidate his rule.
Build a strong team of mentors and recommendersHarvard Medical School class of 2020 student Bliss Chang believes that the letter of recommendation was one of the most critical parts of his application.
But perhaps the most critical immediate impact of any American withdrawal, or even imposition of broader sanctions by Trump, would be to give new ammunition to the already powerful mullahs in Iran.
"The evacuation of Bayshore Medical Center's most critical patients has been completed, and further evacuation has been suspended, though we will continue to assess the situation," said Ed Fishbough, spokesman for HCA.
The Washington Post reported Thursday that TikTok&aposs chief, Alex Zhu, is planning a visit to Washington, D.C., next week to meet with lawmakers who have been most critical of the app.
"This water reservoir is most critical for food security in Pakistan, so is a very high priority project for Pakistan," Iqbal told Reuters late on Monday at his ministerial home in Islamabad.
Christopher P. Chapman is president and chief executive officer of the AccessLex Institute, conducting and commissioning research to illuminate the latest data and evidence on the most critical issues facing legal education.
For pain patients, the most critical need is to stop the current assault on those who are already on opioids, particularly attempts to lower dosages without regard to individual circumstances or choices.
But in Obama's mind, this was helping to cement one of his most critical big picture goals: Protecting American influence and power from the impulse to squander it on short-term crises.
But when you look at Amazon's core online shopping business, there is some reason for concern — and new regulatory changes in its most critical international market of India is a big reason why.
And on long-haul routes, where Wi-Fi could prove most critical to a businessperson, Russia's Aeroflot, Aer Lingus of Ireland, and Garuda Indonesia have almost as much Wi-Fi coverage as Lufthansa.
Washington (CNN)Some of America's most critical allies in the fight against ISIS have made a deal to cede territory to Russian and Syrian government troops in northern Syria, the Pentagon confirmed Friday.
Sue Rahr, executive director of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission, which provides basic training to police officers, said on Monday it's most critical how officers actually deploy the newly allowed tools.
This is, after all, the same town where hallowed institutions like Sally's Apizza, Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana and Modern Apizza have for decades vied for the most critical raves and fervently devoted fans.
The adjustment is no coincidence: New Hampshire women, many of them independents or moderate Republicans — some supporting abortion rights — have emerged as perhaps the most critical swing vote in the primary next week.
While an Instagram-friendly idea is important for the anointed winners of the Young Architects Program, addressing the environmental issues around the installation is one of the most critical components of the contest.
"This is the story of Private "Red" Daniels, a 19-year-old kid from Texas who joins the war at the most critical time: right on the eve of [D-Day]," Robbins said.
The most critical piece of the puzzle, which is missing from Tesla's announcement, is the car-to-car communication that ensures full Level 4 autonomous riding is safe for passengers and pedestrians alike.
One of the most critical challenges is the search for alternatives to the natural rubber that has been used ever since Charles Goodyear discovered vulcanization, a process that makes it stable, in 1844.
You'll also learn how to build your website so you can start marketing yourself to potential clients, and you'll learn one of the most critical skills a freelancer needs: how to charge clients.
LOUDON, N.H. - The most critical aspect of Erik Jones' third-place run in Sunday's Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 at New Hampshire motor Speedway was the mistake he thought he had made — but didn't.
In a DDI study of more than 15,000 leaders across 20 industries, researchers found that the ability to listen and respond with empathy was the most critical driver of a team's overall performance.
They document the major policy objectives of their candidate, identify the agencies that will play a role in carrying them out, and identify the candidates for the most critical jobs in those agencies.
"The sheep stay on the grain trail for about ten minutes, but the most critical part was the first thirty seconds when they put their heads down and eat," Rowe told the publication.
This Monday, NASA's mission to Jupiter, Juno, will reach the most critical point in its journey since its launch on August 5th, 2011—successfully getting into orbit around the solar system's largest planet.
Putin's malevolence and the Trump administration's repeated failure to come clean about their interactions with Russian officials -- including this one -- raise legitimate questions about where this most critical of bilateral relationships is heading.
"India is the most critical overseas market for UCWeb and this investment will help bring in the global mobile internet to an era of 'GUF' (Google, UCWeb, and Facebook)," Huang had then said.
The Definitive Guide to Business The most critical part of launching a successful start-up can also be the hardest — learning how to navigate calmly forward in a fast-moving, ever-changing environment.
Yet these conversations, which are most critical to maturing the definition and understanding of feminism, are diluted and remain exclusive to a particular, "woke" type of white woman, often overlooking real inclusion altogether.
The most critical decision point, says Lyons, may not have been the scuffle between Brown and Officer Darren Wilson at Wilson's squad car window, or later when Wilson shot the (reportedly) approaching Brown.
If he keeps it for himself, he would be Prime Minister, Defense Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs at the same time, holding the most critical seats in the government on his own.
After the round, he described his six-foot bogey putt on 20143 as his most critical shot of the day, because if he had missed, he would have given his challengers renewed hope.
The proposed legislation would put supportive resources into the hands of 20 million people throughout the U.S., almost all of whom fall into the most critical age category for possible death by suicide.
Zeid said there was urgent need for Paraguay to speed up land reform as land ownership remains one of the most "critical" issues in the country and a major source of social tensions.
"Elizabeth Rowe sees this as a wonderful opportunity for the BSO to make a positive stand on the right side of one of the most critical social issues of the day," Rodgers said.
"The U.S.-China feud remains most critical to the global growth outlook, but the addition of trade tensions between the U.S. and Mexico raised the slower demand picture for the Americas," he said.
"The most critical thing when cleaning a laptop or desktop computer is to apply the cleaning product to the tool you're using to clean, never ever directly onto the computer," Ms. Kerr said.
It was that period -- from Sunday morning to Monday evening -- that Biden's advisers now believe were the most critical hours in his effort to make Super Tuesday truly live up to its billing.
The two states had pledged to cover half of the cost of the most critical parts of the project — the tunnel and improvements along Amtrak's rail line between New York City and Newark.
Persuasive speakingCEO and senior consultant Camille D. Jamerson at CDJ & Associates said that persuasive speaking is the skill that's most critical to see effective change and project the success necessary to earn more. 
Patients were sorted on arrival in the lobby of the emergency room using a scale of one — most critical — to five, a system used daily that Dr. Murawsky said helped in the emergency.
While Gunnarsson was quick to discuss how important he believed their title's social platform would become, he was also just as quick to admit that building a great game was the most critical.
SAO PAULO, March 23 (Reuters) - Banco Santander Brasil SA , one of Brazil's top lenders, said on Monday that it would refrain from firing workers "amid the most critical period" of the coronavirus outbreak.
The Port Authority has already begun making changes to address what Mr. LaHood said were the most critical failures: the overall lack of coordination and the poor handling of baggage by some airlines.
"We have made infrastructure our top priority and currently have numerous major projects underway to immediately replace the most critical sewer pipes," the City of Fort Lauderdale said in a statement to CNN.
The problematic machines were also used in Philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs — areas of Pennsylvania that could prove decisive next year in one of the most critical presidential swing states in the country.
"We are living on borrowed time on the links between New York and New Jersey," he said, citing the existing rail tunnel that was damaged by Hurricane Sandy as the most critical problem.
WASHINGTON — In some of the most critical corners of the Trump administration, officials show up for work now never entirely sure who will be there by the end of the evening — themselves included.
"America's most critical infrastructure projects have been tied up and bogged down by an outrageously slow and burdensome federal approval process, and I've been talking about it for a long time," he said.
"The most critical issue in major bleeding from any source is time," said lead study author Dr. Lenworth Jacobs, a surgery researcher at the University of Connecticut and chairman of the Hartford Consensus.
The WHO, a United Nations agency, has sent 11 requests to the Syrian foreign ministry since last May, but only 29 of the most critical cases were evacuated in late December, Hoff said.
"Yovanovitch needed to be removed for many reasons most critical she was denying visas to Ukrainians who wanted to come to US and explain Dem corruption in Ukraine," Giuliani tweeted on Tuesday morning.
In 2015, the Family Research Council developed a document that spelled out how religious conservatives should respond to the trans rights movement — and then it found its most critical partner the following year.
This brings us to the most critical point — is email still relevant as a communication tool for mobile-first internet users who have never had email addresses or felt the need for it?
But more importantly, he failed to address the dimension of war that is the most critical problem we face in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Yemen and in any future real world fight.
While the political fallout from the memo feud may be short-lived, the long-term damage from the constant state of warfare to some of the nation's most critical institutions may not be.
Providence has rolled out chatbot tools, in partnership with Microsoft, to keep patients out of the hospital who don't need to be there so its doctors can focus on the most critical cases.
Pyongyang's recent nuclear and missile tests in defiance of U.N. resolutions and an exchange of insults between Trump and Kim have raised the stakes in the most critical international challenge of Trump's presidency.
"The most critical is that we don't continue to roll back the protections that are in place," Green said of Obamacare, which nearly a quarter of a million Tennesseans rely on for insurance.
Perhaps the most critical test of our partnerships will come from pursuing a positive and cooperative relationship with Russia and China in the Arctic, ensuring they remain responsible members of the international Arctic community.
We are committed to raising the bar for media coverage of women's and LGBTQ issues and treating them as what they are: some of the most critical social and political issues of our time.
"Women will never be able to effectively 'lean in' without proper economic, social, and community support for the most critical work of all: raising children," Marcario said in a statement to the White House.
Three principles could help maximize the benefits of a new generation of tax credits: Tailor incentives to the most critical applications, such as long-duration storage for renewable energy, rather than to specific technologies.
One of the most critical steps an aspiring entrepreneur can take before starting to help ensure some level of success is to make sure that there is a market for their product or service.
The comments, which come after Houston hosted Super Bowl LI on Sunday, appear to be the most critical by the league yet of legislation that has become a focal point in U.S. culture wars.
Unhappy judge in Pennsylvania Of the various opinions from judges, the one issued Monday by US District Judge Paul S. Diamond, a George W. Bush appointee, was the most critical of the Democrats' argument.
Like any great conditioner for thick hair, its consistency is rich and creamy, which better absorbs and protects the shaft (also known as the part of your hair that comprises its most critical layers).
And regardless of whether we side with the fan or think she was invading the singer's privacy, we definitely understand not wanting take a break from snacking even for the most critical of tasks.
She encouraged Roy to go through with the suicide in his truck One of the most critical pieces of evidence in the case was an ongoing series of text messages between the two teens.
Forget the Model 3: the success of the Gigafactory is the most critical part of Tesla's future and the execution of Musk's overriding quest to save the world from the effects of climate change.
In fact, access to doctors and medical treatment is one of the most critical issues facing rural and agricultural communities today, where residents deal with numerous complications that their more urban counterparts do not.
Like so many rock-star entrepreneurs who shoot to success only to fall from grace, Kalanick has demonstrated a lack of the most critical (yet least understood) skill in the business world: self-awareness.
"I am confident that the results of the simulation of such shocks will provide us a 'high-resolution' picture of the European insurance sector and its most critical vulnerabilities," EIOPA chairman Gabriel Bernardino said.
Greece is in a hurry to sell some of its state assets, in what is one of the most critical issues for the country as it races to end a bailout program in August.
The medics have clear goals -- prioritize the most critical cases to get them into surgery and make space for more patients, who just keep coming and coming -- more than 100 to this hospital alone.
Footage from Limbaugh's body camera was the "most critical" piece of evidence in the decision, Young wrote in a letter that identified Limbaugh as the officer who fired the fatal shots during the encounter.
Our nation's leading and most critical disease fighting force — the CDC — is facing budget cliffs and cuts that would make Americans less safe by devastating initiatives that protect Americans from diseases, disasters, and epidemics.
Perhaps his most critical formative period was at the University of Geneva, where, after his doctoral work, Dr. Papert spent four years exploring both mathematics and children's learning as a researcher for Dr. Piaget.
Ron DeSantis of Florida and several other conservatives who have been among the most critical of the FBI's handling of the Clinton and Russia investigations sent the referral, although Goodlatte did not sign on.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Of the many holes to fill on Ohio State's depleted depth chart, Coach Urban Meyer has talked this spring about the offensive and defensive lines as the most critical areas of concern.
Yet systems of belief keep cropping up that challenge established science, from concerned-yet-defiant anti-vaxxers to parents who insist on raising vegan children, even at the most critical points in their development.
"In an effort to spread the word, there was a mistake made in one of our most recent and most critical mailers to absentee ballot holders," James said in a video sent to supporters.
"The last Saturday before the election is pretty important because there's some research that says that particularly for minority voters, the weekend before Election Day is the most critical early voting period," Brater said.
Of course, many of the most critical aspects of our digital life have nothing to do with software: they are in hardware, webcams, home sensors, all kinds of embedded devices and other connected technologies.
For the C.I.A., the most critical question is the future of its relations with its network of militia partners, which operate under the loose supervision of Afghanistan's intelligence agency, the National Directorate of Security.
Without any alteration, it is by far "On the Wall's" most critical work — the image originally so full of pride and hope is now an indictment, and haunts the show like a scathing rebuke.
She added that Ms. Rowe "sees this as a wonderful opportunity for the B.S.O. to make a positive stand on the right side of one of the most critical social issues of the day."
The most critical action, however, is outside hospitals' control: slowing the spread of the virus through hygiene and social distancing, so cases spread out and the health system can treat patients who need care.
The metaphor for our timesIt took weeks and a failed statement to the union before Trump was able to address the most critical shortcoming of the public health response: our profound lack of testing.
Subcultural trolls' traditional rhetorical strategies (honed over time within the community and passed on to new recruits through a process of socialization) are the most critical, and most enduring, of these points of continuity.
And the legal team's collapse comes as his lawyers are confronting one of their most critical tasks: advising the president on whether to agree to sit for an interview with the special counsel's office.
If you are making a decision when angry or exhausted, the most critical skill is self-regulation, which enables you to control your emotions, withstand pressure from others, resist temptation and check your impulses.
Because the act requires that we help all species at risk of extinction, the argument goes, agencies end up spending vital resources on less-important species, rather than concentrating on the most critical ones.
With an unusually large number of undecided voters late in the campaign, the letter hugely increased the salience of what was the defining critique of Clinton during the campaign at its most critical moment.
"This November's elections are the most critical in a generation, and we're going to need everyone's support in order to win big and defeat Donald Trump and the GOP around the country," he said.
Now that it is here, while the most critical advice must come from epidemiologists and other medical professionals — not atmospheric scientists like me — it's worth noting the common elements among different types of disasters.
The most critical of those — and the most painful for the governor — is that of Joseph Percoco, who once functioned as his political enforcer and was referred to as a member of his family.
"I think this is one of the most critical assets in a network today -- in today's world, especially as we build a Verizon intelligent network," Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg said during a conference call.
In 2009, he spilled the most critical elements of living a happy and healthy life to Japan Times, and it's incredible how similar his findings are with the bulk of the early retirement community.
Ms. Warren, who has been among the most critical of Facebook and regularly calls for major tech companies to be broken up, reiterated her stance that the social media company should face tougher policies.
This would allows us to direct only the most critical victims to hospitals and the rest away from hospitals, gasoline pump islands and schools as convergence points from displaced people of for first responders.
"The filling of the GERD is just the most critical issue for the three countries to decide upon, and now, ahead of the first filling," said Ana Cascão, an independent researcher on Nile hydropolitics.
Congress can press the administration on further actions to alleviate the suffering of Yemen's people: First, and foremost, ending the war is the most critical step to achieve U.S. interests and alleviate the suffering.

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