You can work most effectively, and work most effectively with others, when you understand and respect that there are differences.
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And they have a tough time allocating those resources most effectively.
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The paradox is that stigma is most effectively dispelled through openness.
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It's a contest to see who can manage their resources most effectively.
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It's because they want to care most effectively for you AND themselves.
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The stylistic contrast with Trump was struck most effectively by candidates, like Sens.
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Historically, this has been most effectively done by bringing more workers into unions.
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Elections in Nigeria are largely shaped by which political machine runs most effectively.
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Soft power, however, is how we have historically managed our endgames most effectively.
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It's a question most effectively answered with chart analysis of the dollar Index.
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How can someone most effectively pay off their student loan debt, in your opinion?
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By this measure, the body used oxygen most effectively when people were running naturally.
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In the end, the fourth prototype, the Apple Patch, most effectively fit my life.
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Clinton pitching herself as the one who can most effectively continue Mr. Obama's work.
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How to most effectively organize under these conditions would vary based on the circumstances.
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I asked the authors how we citizens can most effectively resist an authoritarian president.
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This means that taxpayer resources are not likely used most effectively in addressing societal problems.
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The question, then, is how do we most effectively help those who are struggling financially?
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It's at these higher workloads that cardiovascular health and overall fitness are most effectively improved.
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Only then will you be able to contribute most effectively to Google as a whole.
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Hopefully, or ideally, your natural abilities will be cultivated and deployed most effectively and fruitfully.
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A urologist or occupational therapist can brief you on how to do these exercises most effectively.
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She melded them together most effectively in mirror-encrusted creations, producing a refracted vision of reality.
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And they are best placed to decide on how that money can be most effectively spent.
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It's been even more difficult to know with whom in Iran one can negotiate most effectively.
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Over time we expanded that out to wherever you think you can most effectively help others.
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Q: What steps would most effectively help to decriminalize India's electoral politics and make it more accountable?
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Hackers work most effectively in the dark, so they love voting machines that produce no paper verification.
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On the court, there are still times when he seems most effectively and evidently fueled by anger.
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Kokko said that research shows that children learn most effectively when they are enthusiastic about the subject.
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Structural Change Companies that operationalize data most effectively change their internal structure to accommodate a data driven culture.
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The medical community is now wondering how to most effectively incorporate psychedelics into existing research and treatment paradigms.
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Even in a space with such undefined paths to ubiquity, Facebook is still positioned most effectively to lead.
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Our trade diplomats serve us most effectively when they remove artificial political barriers such as tariffs and quotas.
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Biden, for all his gaffes and flaws, continues to be the one who is doing that most effectively.
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At semester's end, the teams would compete before an audience to determine whose device solved the problem most effectively.
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We know now that this model works most effectively when there's a segregated market that is sort of captive.
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Smart cities seem to be taking hold most effectively in areas where there's significantly less income inequality and crime.
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Hardly. After all, petitioning government is a feature of democracy, but those who petition it most effectively usually prevail.
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Mr. Trump's most loyal constituencies praise Mr. Sessions as the cabinet member most effectively delivering on the president's promises.
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However, we have said that combating violence against women is (in most cases) most effectively organized at the state level.
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As I argued just after Donald Trump's election, the States are where we can most effectively push for climate action.
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Then in a way you'd be seeking to find ways, without making it obvious, you could use him most effectively.
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Spark… is the next step… focusing not on the storage of data, but on how to manage it most effectively.
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The game starts to seem like a race to achieve maximum gloss, to most effectively sand down any interpersonal edges.
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In Indian states that carried out the program most effectively, the increase in the private-sector wage was even bigger.
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Those uneven debate performances have bothered some Democratic voters as they pondered which candidate could most effectively challenge Mr. Trump.
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Atlantic has denied 6ix9ine's claim, but it was Cardi's use of the phrase that most effectively shut the claims down.
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Across two hours of content, you'll learn about essential design principles and find out how to most effectively showcase your work.
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The FCA said it would consider whether it should intervene at this stage and how it could do this most effectively.
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And a fifth, the most effectively presented gallery of all, contains two sculptures almost side by side in an octagonal space.
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There has been a bipartisan consensus that central banks operate most effectively when they are shielded from short-term political pressures.
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But there's a big difference between enrolling in your 401(k) plan and actually understanding how to use it most effectively.
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Reuter said Zipline is communicating with blood banks, health systems and clinics and learning how to most effectively communicate with clients.
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In a battle of bureaucracy, the victor will be the the one who can leverage the existing arcane bureaucracy most effectively.
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We expect they will work most effectively where there are clear cost economies for governments or specific and measurable outcome targets.
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The man who pushes most effectively, even if it is only subtle, understands the most important principle of defense—creating distance.
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Even if it's giving them confusing ideas about how to most effectively relay their "please let Billy like me back" prayers.
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The question for him now is how to most effectively combine his new power position and a new sense of purpose.
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Topol writes most effectively from his perspective as a physician, detailing actual cases and extending his caretaking sensibility to the reader.
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They are knowing, in the best way — in the way that travels most effectively via social media and the digital highway.
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" Stabenow characterized the negotiations on expanding unemployment benefits as robust and said the question is "how to most effectively do this.
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PHAs can most effectively serve these populations when they have more opportunities to develop unique programs in response to local needs.
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And I think allies want to talk about how exactly they can deal most effectively with some of these new areas.
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It will come down to which campaign can turn out their voters most effectively on election day and in years to come.
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We can speed things up, but we need to get money to the front-lines, where it can be used most effectively.
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Scoot on Tuesday said it would take over two routes from SilkAir to serve the destinations most effectively for the parent company.
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The successful Democrat or successful Republican is the candidate who can fire up the base most effectively, by rallying us against them.
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The President told the Post he wants to save the documents for when he can use them against the Democrats most effectively.
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To most effectively do that, the company uses Sprinter vans, the sleek Mercedes-Benz vehicles popular in the climbing and camping community.
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What is the strategy of trying to make sure that that person stands up in court to make the case most effectively?
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True, there were debates about how progressives could most effectively consolidate their gains, and about whether they should be magnanimous in victory.
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But it's through the smaller-scale institutions of our daily lives that we can most effectively check the consequences of such choices.
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It also decided that to play the Formula One game most effectively, Wolff and Lauda would become part-owners of the team.
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Bringing them all into one agency could be a way to use them most effectively and avoid them working at cross-purposes.
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The L'Heureux pantheon is filled out by nuns, college students, bored housewives and teenagers figuring how and where to sin most effectively.
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These positions allow the moderates to most effectively and persuasively articulate differences with the president, as well as find potential compromises with him.
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"We need to reopen the discussion about how we can most effectively target vaccination to make the best use of it," Klein said.
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It was also helping staff and volunteers learn how to most effectively make the argument to persuadable voters on the Texas senator's behalf.
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This money can be spent most effectively by triaging care to people who want it rather than those who we think need it.
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It also offers a coherent, big picture framework with which to most effectively channel President-elect Trump's correct gut instincts on foreign policy.
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Most effectively, those seeking the highest office in the land can forego this game show by heading back to Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Many women with PCOS also have insulin resistance, which means their bodies make insulin but they are unable to use it most effectively.
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If some of us have experience with political organizing, we can teach others how to work most effectively to promote our alternative agendas.
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"Whichever of the two candidates garners the resources to most effectively communicate, in the closing month, will be well-positioned to win," it said.
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What maintenance does, in fact, when it works most effectively, is replace compulsive drug-seeking (in the face of harm) with simple physical dependence.
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" The cockroaches traveled most effectively when submitted to an "intermediate" level of friction, using a combination of "body drag" and "friction-dominated leg thrust.
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For example, which most effectively mobilizes voters: Trump's racism and sexism, his grifting, his temperament, his finger on the nukes, or his economic plans?
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To most effectively hedge against CEO succession risk, a CEO successor should be able to meet not just immediate needs but future business goals.
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The panel would provide recommendations to Congress and the White House on what technological solutions or legislative proposals would most effectively address these challenges.
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He describes that job in politically pitch-perfect terms, as an effort to learn how money moves and how data is mined most effectively.
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"The United States works most effectively with countries on major strategic and economic challenges when they share similar, relatively open political cultures," said Kurlantzick.
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For the community, it gives them a voice in the process, explains their concerns, and communicates how their issues may be addressed most effectively.
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Considers typical roadblocks encountered by cities in each phase of the journey, and, accordingly, how smart city solutions providers can most effectively address them.
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"The retailer who can most effectively combine physical stores, e-commerce and simplicity will be the winner," the CEO said on Friday's conference call.
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At the same time, Clinton has declined to support the measure that experts say would most effectively further these goals: a tax on carbon.
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" Friedman envisions a coalition of community leaders -- from business and philanthropy, to education to local government -- "that will govern most effectively in the 21st century.
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But he does it most effectively with a simple parallel image using a window, a motif of luxury that was introduced earlier in the film.
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To keep other people safe: Consider your power and privilege in a situation, and consider the ways in which you can most effectively help others.
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Despite the government research and interest inside the military for applying memes to war, it seemed to be insurgent groups that used them most effectively.
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That's what I Am Not Your Negro does most effectively: It shows its audience how difficult white society makes it for black people to thrive.
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To do so most effectively and responsible, it is vital that any efforts consider cost savings alongside the reliability and longevity of materials and systems.
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Humans have a distinct advantage over machines in the Four Cs; mastering them enables humans to work most effectively in the AI-enabled work environment.
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His movies are populated with malignant forces both living and dead, but some of their most effectively discomfiting moments aren't the most ghoulish or gory.
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And perhaps most importantly, Jones was not afraid to go straight at the sexual allegations against Moore -- most effectively, to my mind, in this ad.
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Instead of debating who was the more reliable conservative or immigration hard-liner, the two fought to see who could most effectively undermine Mr. Trump.
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Brain science on childhood trauma increasingly shows that these experiences take away from learning and memory and can most effectively be addressed through positive relationships.
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"But as the governor said, to most effectively curb gun violence we need federal action, and the lack of federal action on this is alarming."
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We may still be trying to determine the specific clinical prescription to follow to most effectively care for patients critically infected with the new coronavirus.
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The works that seduce our ears most, or the ones that most effectively scare the dickens out of us with visions of fire and brimstone?
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It helps that van Gogh is embodied by the actor Carter Hudson, whose heartbreaking performance demonstrates that passion often registers most effectively at its quietest.
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Rather, he said, it was an effort to improve education by helping teachers learn directly from their peers how to most effectively use Google's tools.
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Multiple-year funding is essential to continue large-scale, multiple-year trials, proactively plan next steps for research programs, and allocate research dollars most effectively.
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Another question ahead of 2020 is which candidate will be able to portray himself or herself most effectively as the antidote to Trump and Trumpism.
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Most effectively, she satirized the critique against her with "Blank Space," in which she made literal the idea that she was a revenge-happy man-eater.
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With many conservative activists here feeling a sense of fury toward their party, Mr. Cruz has emerged as the candidate most effectively channeling that boiling anger.
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They work to inactivate the DNA of microorganisms like bacteria and viruses, and the lamps work most effectively from light ranges 250 nm to 280 nm.
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Obama has always most effectively argued his case for a progressive agenda when the election stakes are high and the odds not entirely in his favor.
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You function most effectively when you make lists and are organized— Gemini season is all about you tapping into better ways to be productive (and healthy!).
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The process of embroidering thread onto fabric can be seen as simply a way for Varrone to get the stories out of her head most effectively.
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Is Congress's purpose to implement the agenda of the majority party most effectively, or is its purpose to compel and enable accommodations in a divided country?
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Johnson pulled off this feat by tapping into extreme voter fatigue with the Brexit issue and by campaigning most effectively on a "Get Brexit Done" platform.
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Most effectively, the plot was about what didn't happen—Melfi never asked Tony to exact revenge, a quiet ethical choice in a show about moral corruption.
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Allowing the mind to wander and feel free, in an almost meditative state, that really rejuvenates the concept muscles most effectively for me at this time.
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But after listening to three Republicans emphasize the importance of humanizing immigrants and assisting those to the extent we can most effectively, I changed my mind.
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And if it's going to keep existing, then we'd probably do well to figure out how donors' resources can most effectively tackle our world's biggest problems.
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In the best cases, it allows you to make a rational choice about how to be compassionate toward that person and how to most effectively help them.
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Over the years, the PDB has served every President most effectively -- a concise profile of the state of the world that morning, but much more as well.
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These were marked by the demolitions, in particular, of areas that were skated most, effectively destroying the aspects of the city center that drew skateboarders to it.
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While the House and Senate iron out these details, the executive branch has an opportunity to plan ahead for how to implement the Caesar Act most effectively.
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This pianist has made a habit of interspersing a particular piece of music with pieces by other composers, perhaps most effectively in recitals of Scarlatti and Cage.
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Most effectively, though — and largely thanks to Ms. Kidman's regal, witty performance — it's a comedy, a country-house farce about the problems caused by an inconvenient guest.
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"It is during this time… that probiotics are most effectively used," says Lynne McFarland, PhD, a professor of Medicinal Chemistry at the University of WashingtonProbiotic foods vs.
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And if it's going to keep existing, then we'd probably do well to figure out how rich people's resources can most effectively tackle our world's biggest problems.
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In a busy and testing year for the influence world, these are the people who wielded their clout and knowledge most effectively on behalf of their clients.
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But for those who want to exercise their First Amendment rights most effectively, they should use their money to drag down the candidate they don't like. Why?
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Overall, owners should plug in their cars during these times, which will allow the battery's cooling or heating systems to run most effectively by using grid power.
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These colleagues could have proposed more sensible approaches up front to targeted reductions or reallocation of funds to programs and countries where they could be used most effectively.
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To deliver, she will need to call on something she has shown rarely in her political career and, what is surprising, displayed most effectively in utter defeat: joy.
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To spend the money most effectively, the local government designated several so-called "guest routes" — essentially streets and sights that World Cup fans were most likely to see.
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What expanded painting does most effectively is embrace performance within the staged site of the exhibition space, thus merging painting and its surrounding space into a total environment.
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Also in this ilk is the Palestinian artist Hazem Harb's "Reformulated Archeology" (2018) collage-based graphic art project, which incorporates old maps and photographs of Palestine most effectively.
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But Mr. Kobach argued that midterm elections are determined by which candidate can most effectively motivate the ideological base of the party, and he said that was him.
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"At my request, prosecutors used the discretion constitutionally allocated to the executive branch to triage cases and use our resources most effectively to protect public safety," she said.
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The University of Akureyri's Valtýsson, however, says the country's lack of fishing subsidies and Iceland's natural weather fluctuations are what have most effectively kept the industry on its toes.
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Roger Farmer of the University of Warwick reckons that animal spirits could be most effectively managed through stabilisation of asset prices, including stock indexes (like the S&P 500).
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"Data tends to be most effectively used close to where it is created and close to where it's being used," Cloudian VP of worldwide sales Jon Ash told me.
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Perhaps the thing it does most effectively, though, is to evoke the fears we all have when we're younger — fears which sometimes get buried, but never really go away.
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We need to know who is most at risk for spreading the infection, and at what point in their illness -- so that we can target contact tracing most effectively.
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And if it's going to keep existing, then we'd probably do well to figure out how donors' resources can most effectively tackle our world's biggest problems, including climate change.
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Perhaps the biggest challenge is that conservationists do not know how to most effectively put anti-poaching drones to use, because there have been no rigorous long-term evaluations.
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The United States can deal most effectively with China by working with Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan and the rest of the developed world on a unified stance, Temple said.
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Some evidence suggests women who are well supported by midwives and partners throughout their labor are the ones who manage their pain the most effectively and require the fewest drugs.
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Experts use it to predict how far and how fast a disease will spread, and the number can also inform policy decisions about how to most effectively contain an outbreak.
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We must define DHS' specific role in its implementation, so we can ensure a robust approach is utilized to most effectively address our top cyber priorities both foreign and domestic.
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As they prepare for President Trump, Democrats need to prioritize which issues they can work with him on, like infrastructure spending, and where they can most effectively resist him on.
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They also pose the dilemma of how to deal most effectively with the growing number of extremists who go beyond mere speech, yet whose actions fall short of actual violence.
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But politicians and economists in the United States and other developed nations have generally concluded that central banks operate most effectively when they are insulated from short-term political pressures.
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Trump's move represented "the most sweeping set of changes in decades," the New York Times reported, eliminating "longstanding language" about how to most effectively protect plants and animals facing extinction.
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We continue to work with all of our partners to ensure the best systems are in place to most effectively assist the clubs in the execution of their game plan.
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But it seems we should be cautious about placing too much trust in a private algorithm that works most effectively by suppressing information, especially without further evaluation of its effects.
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It is precisely through this unknowing, and her ability to bear it alongside the loss of her son, that Scorah most effectively accomplishes what her book sets out to do.
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"We can hold those groups and people to account most effectively by using the investigative methods we used to break up the mafia and violent street gangs," Mr. Lee said.
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Dr. Winter inserted the gene for producing an antibody into the phages and then examined variants of the antibodies, selecting the ones that bound most effectively to the desired targets.
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But even decades after their development, it's still early days in understanding how to most effectively apply the techniques and spot flaws in how the components are designed and implemented.
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Stranahan uses this talent most effectively in his work, painting himself as a champion of people who are understandably uninformed about other cultures and religions based on their own experiences.
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As protests and further trials followed, the dissidents were faced with an interesting dilemma: how to fight back most effectively in light of the information that was coming their way.
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It's important to emphasize that the researchers are measuring how "efficient" a certain stride — that is, which stride uses oxygen most effectively — and not necessarily how fast a certain stride it.
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But perhaps most effectively, the ad highlights Mr. Trump's position on a hot-button social issue that he has taken as a candidate, and not from his past, to attack him.
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" He added that, when passing legislation, it's the duty of lawmakers to put into place laws that include "a broad and comprehensive view of what most effectively promotes the common good.
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"Even as we all cherish our sovereignty, the nations who wield their influence most effectively are the nations that do it through the collective action that today's challenges demand," he wrote.
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As MSIs become a more substantial portion of higher education in most states, state lawmakers must consider how financial aid can most effectively and efficiently target those that need it most.
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Our immigration system should attract young and highly skilled people, those who can integrate into American society most effectively, and focus on uniting immediate families, as opposed to extended family members.
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"If we fail to speak up—and act—now our foreign policy and national security will officially be on offer to those who can most effectively fulfill the President's personal prerogatives."
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Increasing the acceptance of industry recognized credentials ensure that students are learning what they need to know for their careers in a targeted, specific way that drives career development most effectively.
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Our organizing team is really invested in building community power and empowering and training trans and gender-nonconforming activists across the country to advocate and organize for their issues most effectively.
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I was disarmed by some of them in the show: painted in matte, bright secondary colors or, most effectively, in warm whites, and inflicted with one or more slits, usually vertical.
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" — Christina Reynolds, spokeswoman for Emily's List and former Clinton and Obama staffer "The candidate who is speaking the most effectively to Democratic primary voters so far is Elizabeth Warren, hands down.
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As a society, we have to figure out how to most effectively enable our citizens and our economy to grow and flourish, and that isn't going to happen on its own.
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"The purpose of today's meeting was for the various agencies to share information and to discuss how we can most effectively collaborate in our efforts," the agency said in a statement.
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Dr. Friedrichsdorf said that after working in pain management for nearly 20 years, he recognizes that his message gets through most effectively when parents demand good pain control for their children.
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The way I most effectively do this is by writing things down to work through them, which I guess is why these questions so often find their way into my songs.
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The group that most effectively rode the tea party wave was Americans for Prosperity, the largest advocacy arm of the conservative network led by far-right billionaire ideologues Charles and David Koch.
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It's those sympathetic-but-skeptical Americans who Obama addressed most effectively on Thursday, giving us a preview of how the next Democratic presidential nominee will likely frame the party's message on guns.
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When I wrote "Drone Bomb Me," I wrote it from a place of complete rage, and as an effeminate and feminine person, the way I express rage most effectively is very sly.
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"We do share some common equipment that Rowan will have and both of us will be looking to maximize the way the manufacturing will happen most effectively in the kingdom," he said.
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It's here that Daft Punk exercise the vocoder most effectively—literally playing the human voice like an electric guitar—while breaking with the largely euphoric tone of the rest of the album.
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He meticulously calculates the average height of a viewer at the door of the gallery, calculating the angle to most effectively produce the shock of a bait-and-switch with his sculpture.
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Big Tech firms all operate under the assumption that for AI to most effectively recognize faces and voices and the like, it requires deep-learning neural nets, which need hefty computational might.
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At some point you want to consider how your employer's business model specifically contributes to the climate emergency and where you and your coworkers can most effectively apply pressure to change it.
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Water Resources, which will ensure that this vital resource is managed most effectively through the mapping and monitoring of surface and sub-surface water, together with improvements in water treatment and reuse.
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" Another, he said, would "explore our use of asset forfeiture and make recommendations on any improvements needed to legal authorities, policies, and training to most effectively attack the financial infrastructure of criminal organizations.
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To save most effectively, pick an account that will help grow your savings, make specific goals, and try to use your resources, like your meal plan, as much as possible to cut costs.
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But now we've got cross-departmental teams and cross-functional teams meeting to create the content from the beginning that will make sense and will tell the story the most effectively across platforms.
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But despite the tech industry's efforts and hopes, the bots that have most effectively lodged themselves in the public's consciousness over the last year were not here to help — at least, not us.
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See, festivals have always been places where people would come to participate in the euphoric and often transcendent power of music, which happens to be wielded most effectively when experienced in a huge crowd.
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But while partisans will necessarily debate which plan most effectively creates U.S. jobs, which benefits Main Street and which generates higher surpluses or deficits, broadband boosters should not lose sight of the end game.
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It's also happening at a time when technology like autonomous vehicles, novel materials, and improved data collection and analysis systems could usher in a renaissance in how infrastructure is built and used most effectively.
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Edward Scissorhands (1990), the movie in which Tim Burton wielded his stylized gothic whimsy most effectively, casts Ryder as Kim, the strawberry blonde (!) love interest of Johnny Depp's misunderstood, not-quite-human title character.
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Kimmy Schmidt's producer proceeds from the assumption that to the extent that a sitcom can be about anything, it can most effectively do so by building on a foundation of the simplest possible comedy.
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It's fitting that the songs they wrote together that most effectively channeled their pasts, "After Hour Perfection" and "Got No Crew," would never get recorded, relegated to lo-fi bootleg status to this day.
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"These updated travel guidelines are designed to help us remain in good physical health so we can most effectively care for the patients and families we serve," Northwell said in an email to employees.
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Clay is also the surface that most effectively blunts power, which helps explain why Williams, the personification of power, has won fewer singles titles at the French Open than at any other major tournament.
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Parscale said the Trump campaign's digital team "took opportunities" that Clinton's did not, like pulling Facebook staffers into their folds multiple times a week to teach them how to most effectively utilize the platform.
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"So think of it as there's a little bit of competition between Greg and Kelly Bennett's spending to see who can drive the growth of the titles most effectively," Hastings said on the call.
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"As part of our long-term planning process, we took a hard look at our existing structure and roles in an effort to most effectively organize our resources around our business strategy," Wasserstein wrote.
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H.R. 390 will put an end to that and allow relief and aid to flow directly to the groups who need it the most and can most effectively rebuild the communities ravaged by ISIS.
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"Because these changes will be gradual and largely imperceptible, it will require ongoing monitoring of the nutrient content of their crops ... to evaluate when and how to most effectively intervene if necessary," the researchers said.
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It was Michelle Obama, a Clinton surrogate, who most effectively used Trump's comments about sexual assault as a rallying cry to get women to the polls during a powerful speech in New Hampshire last month.
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Whether or not the president panders to white supremacists—and there's a strong case that he does—it behooves him and his allies to deflect, change the subject, and, perhaps most effectively, to strike first.
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Investing in increasing testing would help identify hotspots of infection and inform how officials can most effectively allocate resources in order to prepare for increased pressure on hospitals and the health care system more broadly.
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It also seems to fit into a pattern of technological advances, notably in social media, that at first seem open and democratizing but evolve into tools wielded most effectively by the very rich and powerful.
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Sanders health-care plan would inappropriately move our system further away from the competition and market forces that can most effectively reduce costs, improve quality and ensure access to high-quality care for all Americans.
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"We need to know this in order to know where to take action, and how to most effectively take action to manage these invasive species," Carolina Carrión, geospatial specialist at the Charles Darwin Foundation, tells Axios.
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Fundamentally, the problem that these companies face is that what most effectively keeps their costs down — using algorithms instead of people to curate content — isn't up to the task of preventing misinformation, especially in a crisis.
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The same way it takes a lot of careful research to pinpoint the perfect dose for each drug, it requires a lot of feedback from patients to determine exactly how these apps should work most effectively.
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Now the most effectively weaponized 140-character idea or quote will almost always carry the day, and it is very difficult for even good reporters to necessarily know where the spin is coming from or why.
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I receive the results the following day: a PDF of tables, charts, and graphs all pertaining to what I have to do to make my body cannibalize my fat and use it as fuel most effectively.
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Typically, customers would come to her team with curiosity about how they could use Slack most effectively, but in the past few weeks, she's seen a shift: Now customers are coming to Slack out of need.
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" Black Mirror writers, take note, because Wikipedia also says that, "memes that replicate most-effectively enjoy more success and some may replicate effectively even when they prove to be detrimental to the welfare of their hosts.
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"And in today's world, even as we all cherish our sovereignty, the nations who wield their influence most effectively are the nations that do it through the collective action that today's challenges demand," the president wrote.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has staked his campaign on the promise he can most effectively win over Republicans on some issues, and has warned that overusing executive action could lead to an abuse of power.
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We believe students and their families need to consider the entire pathway to and through college and into careers following graduation, and to select the college program that most effectively helps them achieve those career aspirations.
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Demme was known for a compassionate approach to his characters and his use of dramatic close-ups, most effectively in "Silence of the Lambs'" tense exchanges between Hopkins ("quid pro quo, Clarice") and Foster's young FBI trainee.
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Along with being pleasantly surprised with the high level of commitment from volunteer engineers, she said it also gave her a perspective on how companies and individuals can most effectively work with an organization like the ACLU.
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Putin deliberately left a trail of breadcrumbs and a Kremlin return address during intrusions in our cyberspace because he knows he can most effectively soil our institutions by adding a measure of conspiracy and association with Russia.
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While that's true, even the most effectively enforced of these areas fail to fully protect species like tuna, whose cruising speed of 10 miles an hour means that they can cross a protected area in mere days.
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These are the two psychological weapons terrorists most effectively yield: making us feel threatened going about our daily lives in the places where we feel safe, and the feeling of not knowing where an attack might occur.
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Why, yes, we're in that post-postmodern landscape, so fashionable in theater today (it is a framework used, most effectively, in Lucas Hnath's "A Doll's House, Part 2"), where anachronisms meet and merge into a universal whole.
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The senior adviser would also be responsible for promoting an international discussion of best practices for eliminating trafficking around the world and encourage effective information-sharing and collaboration with other countries to most effectively address the problem.
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The security infrastructure that goes into physically guarding these locations dovetail with the signals intelligence provided by the security services to triage the most vulnerable targets and use resources most effectively, but even then they are understandably overstretched.
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"As Congress debates and refines this important legislation, we look forward to working with lawmakers to ensure that our nation's tax code most effectively encourages innovation, investment and American entrepreneurship," the Biotechnology Innovation Organization said in a statement.
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The Momo that has most effectively captured the imagination of the English-speaking world is said to appear mid-video on YouTube, or even, as Ms. Kardashian West warned in her post, on its childproof subsite, YouTube Kids.
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"Given the billions of dollars the company plans to spend over the next decade, positioning itself now to manage these acquisitions most effectively will ensure good stewardship of taxpayer dollars and best serve its customers," the report concluded.
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"If we fail to speak up -- and act -- now our foreign policy and national security will officially be on offer to those who can most effectively fulfill the President's personal prerogatives," the former officials said in their statement.
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But with the help of Heyward and Red Antler, and a keen sense of the type of customer who chooses Casper over a traditional mattress, Casper has become one of the most effectively marketed brands out there right now.
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To the Editor: Re "Building Children's Brains," by Nicholas Kristof (column, June 2): How can we most effectively help families to raise their infants and toddlers with "lots of play and conversation," as Mr. Kristof encourages us to do?
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The agency cited individuality in a recitation of its "Core Principles," which also included a focus on the retail investor, keeping pace with technological change, imposing remedies that most effectively further enforcement goals, and assessing the allocation of resources.
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Waterhouse, a native of England, said bitcoin is most effectively used for business-related transactions and money transfers that would take several days to clear in the traditional financial world but can be done digitally with bitcoin on the same day.
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In 1989, with one year to shape up Union City, Mr. Carrigg, with a cadre of teachers and administrators, devised a multipronged strategy: Focus on how kids learn best, how teachers teach most effectively and how parents can be engaged.
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The blogger (a pick-up artist who claims to teach men, "how to make women feel INTENSE attraction for you") offers a number of terrible tips on how to most effectively interrupt a woman's day and force her into a conversation.
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Congo expects to begin receiving more vaccine next month from a laboratory in Brazil and health officials will administer only partial doses in some areas to provide immunity of up to a year in order to most effectively use limited stocks.
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Last night, DARPA's long-planned Cyber Grand Challenge came to a dramatic finish in a 10-hour battle royale at Defcon, pitting seven automated security systems against each other to see which could find, exploit, and patch software vulnerabilities most effectively.
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"In order to most effectively continue its important work, The Virginian-Pilot must have the benefit of the resources of a large organization," said Rusty Friddell, general counsel of Landmark Media Enterprises in a Virginian-Pilot article about the purchase.
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JINSA's Iran Task Force, which we co-chair, laid out a comprehensive strategy that prioritizes rebuilding U.S. positions of strength before trying to fix the deal – starting where costs can be imposed most effectively and credibly on Iran's malign behaviors.
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But it was Ms. Klobuchar who most effectively pivoted from her past criticism of Mr. Buttigieg, whom she has described as benefiting in the race from being male, into a forceful plea to the country to elect a female president.
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As noted in the minutes of last month's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, we are studying many issues related to policy implementation, research which ultimately will inform the FOMC's views on how to most effectively conduct monetary policy in the years ahead.
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"This is his decision as commander here - how he most effectively uses the resources that he has and trying to be as efficient as he can be," Votel said, without offering a specific estimate of exactly how many troops Miller may withdraw.
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But critically and crucially, Mckesson returned again and again to the need for the current movement advocating for social justice to push past protest and focus on an engagement with the issues and the levers of government that can effect change most effectively.
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The companies with the biggest hoards of data can train their machines most effectively; the social network that everyone else is on is most attractive to new users; the stock exchange with the deepest pool of investors is best for raising capital.
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The personal chaos of Lucious's life is driven home most effectively not by any of his truculent sons or even his estranged ex Cookie, but by real-world hip-hop titans Birdman (as himself) and French Montana (not as himself, oddly enough).
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In the report, the authors said: "In a severe pandemic it is possible that shortages, for example of mechanical ventilators, will occur and medical care standards may need to be adjusted to most effectively provide care and save as many lives as possible."
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But the artist who most effectively, and devastatingly, puts himself into larger context is the German-Jewish painter Felix Nussbaum, who escaped from a French internment camp during World War II and continued painting until he was arrested again and murdered in Auschwitz.
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As major cities close down in-person service at restaurants and bars, and discourage other widely attended events like sports games, however, the decision to hold primaries on Tuesday continues to raise questions about how to most effectively protect those participating in them.
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He continually goes after racial matters in part because he's a bigot but also in part because multiculturalism is the theology of the educated class and it's the leverage point he can most effectively use to isolate the educated class from everyone else.
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According to Mr. Neves, Ms. Massenet will now work with Anna Wintour, the editor in chief of Vogue in the United States and Condé Nast's artistic director, and other team members in the race to link creative inspiration with commercial transaction most effectively.
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The first film in the "Conjuring" franchise is one of the most effectively spooky of this lot, telling the loosely fact-based story of two paranormal investigators (played by Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson) who try to purge the ghosts from a Rhode Island farmhouse.
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What they found won't surprise anyone who's peered into the darker parts of the internet in the last few years: The most toxic, yet most effectively spread, memes are first shared on two places, the subreddit r/the_donald and 4chan's "politically incorrect" forum, called /pol/.
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After Trump took office and started instituting policies such as a travel ban for people from several Muslim-majority nations, Hollywood talent grew eager to push back, according to political strategists, who took a hard look at how the industry could respond most effectively.
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With a stream of second-by-second data on which products shoppers click on or scroll past, and the prices that most effectively propel them to make purchases, "Amazon has visibility into unmet market needs that most other retailers would struggle to see," Anderson added.
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Programs like Medicaid, food stamps, and tax credits for low-income families tend to permeate throughout local economies most effectively, and those are exactly the resources that President Trump's budget envisions cutting, to the tune of about $335 billion in the next four years.
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"Tennessee's proposal is predicated on the simple idea that in general, the state is in a better position than the federal government to direct TennCare spending in order to most effectively promote the health of the TennCare population," the state said in its application.
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"Crucially what all of these incidents have made clear is that our national security is conditional ... on our ability to mobilize most effectively the full range of our capabilities in concert to respond to the challenges we face," she wrote, according to excerpts provided by her office.
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As the New Yorker reported last year, hackers believed to be linked to Russian intelligence stole information from the Clinton campaign that could have revealed where they were most concerned about turnout, giving the Russians a map for where to deploy their resources the most effectively.
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Most effectively, the man rejected in the previous episode for seeming "insincere" throws out the statement he'd prepared for his hearing (a letter from Chuck) to speak from the heart about the brother he once loved so much, who had such an indelible impact over him.
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"The way to move Congress is to show where the people stand on this issue, and you do that most effectively through state ballots and state legislation," Mr. Feinblatt said, likening the approach to the way gay rights advocates methodically advanced marriage rights through state legislatures.
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We've been collecting data to quantify the amount of work involved in our programming for many years, and recently have launched an internal initiative to map how we can share this data most effectively with the public, and then share the template with other arts organizations.
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Gavin Newsom, billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and his predecessor, Antonio Villaraigosa — either eyeing or already competing in the 2018 governor's race, the state is bracing for a competition over who can oppose the president-elect most effectively, or with the most volume.
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The disappointment, then, is that the movie's final act moves a little too quickly to get everybody into place for the climactic battle, rushing past a bunch of really interesting ideas about power and who wields it most effectively because it's eager to get to the rampaging rhinos.
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While members of Congress will weigh in with their views on the structure and amount of federal spending, the agriculture sector must consider how to most effectively mobilize and target both public and private investments to benefit farmers, consumers and the environment in light of this budgetary pressure.
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And we helped provide them with the tools for success, hosting them at a seminar in Colorado in November in which they learned from current and former governors about managing their time, relationships and expectations to most effectively lead their states and territories from their first day in office.
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"It is clear to anyone observing the budget process that the current price tag of at least $1.2 trillion is completely unrealistic, and that adding to it would further draw resources away from capabilities and training that we need to most effectively counter our near-peer adversaries," he said.
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But as someone who opposes the Affordable Care Act, supported Republican repeal measures, and raised the price of critical lifesaving drugs as a pharmaceutical executive, Azar is the one Secretary of Health and Human Services who will go down in history as most effectively annihilating health and human services.
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When heading to the ballot boxes for these races, it is essential that Democratic voters think not just of their progressive dreams, but think most intently about November, making it a priority to select candidates with the broadest possible constituencies and compete most effectively against their Republican opponents.
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Of all the Alien-related video games to have emerged since the original 20033 movie was adapted for a 1982-released (and Pac-Man-biting) Atari 2600 title, it's 2014's Alien: Isolation that perhaps most effectively recreates, in an interactive medium, the feeling of being a part of that crew.
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These are the moments that it most effectively echoes Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex in using a police procedural to examine the limits of law enforcement agencies, the bias of powerful institutions, and the way that an unreliable and corrupt government hurts most those on the margins of society.
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"The career people know how to keep the government going and respond to citizens, but if there is any desire to change what the government is doing, that is most effectively done if it is being led by a political appointee," said Clay Johnson, who oversaw presidential personnel under Bush.
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Over the course of the hour, we're instructed on how to position ourselves, techniques to most effectively slam someone in the crotch, how to gouge someone's eyes, and — if you do in fact successfully get behind a person — how to bring them to their knees and successfully choke them into passing out.
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After 120 years of exercising a powerful influence on the voters — since McKinley beat Bryan in 1896 — the argument that candidates who campaign for a more equal distribution of wealth are engaging in impermissible "class warfare" is not only dead; there is a competition as to who can most effectively keep it buried.
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Sixteen small canvases in the back, ranging in color from utility gray to celestial blue to shiny black, were made by carefully slicing the surface off a drying painting and pinching it, folding it, or, most effectively, setting it out in the rain to record each passing drop with a vivid little crater.
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Simply put, because of the actions of a few political heavyweights over the last 2628 years, especially on the Republican side of the aisle, donors are not willing to invest as heavily in the types of efforts which can most effectively and efficiently influence the political and policy climate in the country.
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Home medical equipment suppliers take pride in not only delivering these essential products, but also in assisting patients in setting up the product, and in educating them on how to use their equipment most effectively, helping seniors and people with disabilities stay in their homes and avoid trips to the hospital or other clinical interventions.
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"Using aggregate and anonymous mobile consumer information, initially from AT&T Data Patterns SM, Placed and PlaceIQ, Clear Channel Outdoor RADAR overlays this data against the company's U.S. inventory to create a comprehensive map of how specific audience segments are most effectively and efficiently reached via [Clear Channel's] advertising," it said in a release.
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He was in San Francisco this week, however, and we sat down with him to discuss a range of things, including how often the agency hears from the startup world, whether the SEC is likely to pursue fewer cases in Silicon Valley under a Trump administration and, either way, how tipsters can get the agency's attention most effectively.
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To survive and thrive in this diverse and highly complex marketplace, we need businesses that are flexible and capable of adapting both their products and their business models, which can most effectively work with local companies and talent to develop and promote local content and digital solutions while leveraging the power of the smartphone and widespread connectivity.
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Your book is about doing philanthropy most effectively, and there's one version of that idea that is exemplified by a place like GiveWell, that takes that very literally and applies it to cause selection, and tries to find causes that are best promoting living standards and health, as measured in an at least somewhat quantitative way.
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According to these experts, here's how pregnant women can most effectively avoid contracting herpes during the latter end of their pregnancy: Ask questions, get tested each trimester, have any sexual partners (no shame in your game) tested each trimester, and avoid oral sex with every partner—monogamous or otherwise—at least for the final three months (I know, sorry).
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"That same month, the Department for Health and Human Services published a Pandemic Influenza Plan, which said: "Despite planning and preparedness, however, in a severe pandemic it is possible that shortages, for example of mechanical ventilators, will occur and medical care standards may need to be adjusted to most effectively provide care and save as many lives as possible.
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This year will be different, thanks to advice from one of the leading experts on empathy, Dr. Helen Riess, associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and author of a new book, "The Empathy Effect," that explores the neuroscience behind concern for others and offers advice on how to nurture and implement it most effectively.
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"Finding sick people who are at risk for COVID-19, alerting asymptomatic travelers who may develop COVID-19 symptoms after arrival, and rapidly responding to any suspect COVID-193 illness, we can most effectively protect the health and safety of the American public," said Dr. Martin Cetron, director of CDC's Division of Global Migration and Quarantine.
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"We aim to convene as broad and robust a conversation about these ideas as possible and to financially support people and organizations thinking through how a basic income might work, how we might pay for it, how to most effectively talk about it, and what a political roadmap might be to put it in place," he explained.
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I want to commend the work of our review team for conducting rigorous and effective oversight, and for producing a report and recommendations that we believe will improve the FBI's ability to most effectively utilize the national security authorities analyzed in this review, while also striving to safeguard the civil liberties and privacy of impacted U.S. persons.
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In a statement after the meeting, the Justice Department said the group, which also included senior deputies from five other state attorneys general offices, discussed "ways the Department and state governments can most effectively safeguard consumers using online digital platforms" against problems of data privacy and "consumer protection," which includes the question of potential bias, a spokesman said.
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Understated and spare, "Barry" features a strong performance by Australian newcomer Devon Terrell in the title role -- reflecting the name he used before Obama embraced his cultural roots and went by Barack -- and zeroes in most effectively on issues of race that helped shape a man whose election was supposed to, but didn't, usher in a greater sense of racial harmony.
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New players can figure out how to control Mercy in order to be partially useful, but few people know how to most effectively jump from player to player, or how to prioritize certain classes over others when choosing who to heal, and that's just a small example of what she can do when you explore the full range of her abilities.
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It was only later that the companies learned to build scarcity into their sets, which they did most effectively by creating numbered parallel versions; where there were untold thousands of white-bordered base cards in the world, there were discrete numbers of parallel versions with different-colored borders, all of them shrinking towards an exceedingly scarce one-of-one version.
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"To secure sustainable growth in an increasingly competitive context, we have chosen a partnership strategy that allows us, on the one hand, to optimize costs with the offers of one of the largest automotive suppliers to stay competitive, and on the other hand to ensure most effectively the international deployment of our autonomous mobility solution, the Navya Arma," said Christophe Sapet, the startup's chairman, in a statement.
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Basketball, though, is mature enough to look its future in the face—whether it's your favorite or not, the NBA is pretty much inarguably the only big pro sports league that doesn't have its head up its ass—and also very lucky that the game, when played most efficiently and most effectively, happens to be precisely the game that people most want to watch and play.
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As generations of Hispanic-American immigrants increasingly blend into the American mainstream, focusing (most effectively, I should add) on obtaining a quality education, a good job, and providing for themselves and their families, the Democratic left, with its fixation on identity politics, tends to typecast Hispanic-Americans as simply members of a "non-white minority" in need of all manner of government protection and programs.
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Charpin used the small prisoners' cells most effectively to create color-themed niches, such as the Dutch illustrator and typographer Irma Boom's "Color DNA based on the city of Bordeaux" (22017) where she created a wallpaper design evoking the colors of Bordeaux within which are placed a 16th-century wood dresser from Bordeaux and three romantic faience pieces made by the company Jules Vieillard & Cie.
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" The company said that opioid distributors provided daily order updates to the agency, but said they "have at no time been privy to how this information was used by DEA, despite consistently seeking guidance on how to most effectively walk the tightrope of providing access to needed, FDA-approved medications while playing a role -- however limited, given lack of interaction with patients -- in combating the diversion of these same medications.
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Wynalda rejects the label, but he also has spent months eviscerating the very organization he hopes to soon lead, and he has insisted that he alone has the skills to run an organization with more than $125 million in annual revenues most effectively, even though he spent part of the last decade warding off creditors during a period of personal financial turbulence revealed by public records and not previously reported.
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For Democrats, a bitter impeachment fight that divides Congress and the country almost entirely among party lines could upset one of the key underlying assumptions driving the competition for the party's presidential nomination: While most Democratic primary voters appear focused primarily on finding the nominee they believe will most effectively take the fight to Trump, a searing impeachment struggle could create more public demand for a candidate who pledges to bring the country together, some operatives in both parties believe.
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The gist of this polling is straightforward: Gun legislation is one piece of a complex set of issues we need to tackle to deal with school shootings most effectively, and yet the political lines were too quickly drawn, as Democrats were yelling "guns, guns, guns," and Republicans like House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wisc.) were quick to talk about mental health but looked at the ceiling when gun safety was mentioned. Gov.
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