Although it's not always easy to listen to, Atrocity Exhibition is never boring and is easily the most far-out album from the most far-out dude in rap.
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Yet, the AHCA's most far-reaching side effect will be crippling inequality.
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The spaceman becomes the most far-flung analysand in the solar system.
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But perhaps the most far-reaching innovation was the mid-tunnel ventilation system.
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But the country's extreme metal music might be its most far-reaching attraction.
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In this case, the most far-fetched theories are those that absolve Russia.
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Galaxy Pumpkins Have the most far-out stoop on the block — literally. 8.
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The specter of the wrecking ball provides the most far-reaching dramatic tension.
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Instead, eclectic subjects, most far from the headlines, pile up like a tone poem.
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As wishful thinking goes, this isn't the most far-fetched forecast for the race.
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Because most far-right outlets had bad trust scores, they got few search results.
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The biggest and most far-reaching effect of the shutdown looms on Feb. 1.
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But Mr. Sipe's most far-reaching conclusion was that those two phenomena were linked.
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The Soviet project was the most far-reaching experiment ever conducted on human beings.
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Among major car brands, Daimler's exploration of mobility services might be the most far-ranging.
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But Michigan's law is among the nation's most far-reaching, said Mr. Scorsone, a critic.
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Give this groovy, hallucinogenic knit to the most far-out man (or woman) you know.
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Give this groovy, hallucinogenic knit to the most far-out man (or woman) you know.
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Last year, California lawmakers passed the most far-reaching legislation yet -- ending cash bail altogether.
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For some of the world's most far-flung Muslims, Ramadan will be even more difficult.
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While the most far-fetched of these are entertaining, they never take on much urgency.
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Other people can really help you bring the most far-out ideas down to earth.
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That could imperil one of Mr. Trump's most far-reaching rollbacks of climate-change policies.
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That could imperil one of Mr. Trump's most far-reaching rollbacks of climate-change policies.
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I think autonomous driving is the most far off from actually impacting people's everyday lives.
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The Jaririyah way is the most dangerous and unfaithful and most far and away from God.
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Significantly, the REINS Act represents the most far-reaching restoration of congressional constitutional authority in history.
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If passed into law, which is likely, it would be among the world's most far-reaching.
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In short, the Revolution was the most radical and most far-reaching event in American history.
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It's the most far-reaching and convenient platform for you to buy nearly anything you want.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill could be the most far-reaching of the repeal efforts this year.
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The bill is the most far-reaching reform of the tax code since the Reagan era.
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Nancy retained even her most far-right customers, hoping they'd "get over themselves" and come around.
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What Warren is proposing is the most far reaching change to health care in American history.
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The most far-reaching plan could easily yield six or seven new Democratic districts in 2017.
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But his most far-flung goal, he told me, is to build a permanent, deep-ocean base.
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Hobby Lobby case, which resolved one of the most far-reaching religious liberty disputes in American history.
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Their work amounts to what may well be the most far-reaching global censorship operation in history.
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It is instead the most far-right party to be elected to that body since the 1960s.
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It's not the biggest problem facing the coal industry, or even the most far-reaching environmental policy around.
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These investments will help further another of Jokowi's goals: spreading prosperity eastwards, to Indonesia's most far-flung islands.
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The same day, the president showcased what he called the "most far-reaching regulatory reform" in American history.
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The Alabama law represents the most far-reaching effort in the nation this year to curb abortion rights.
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The most far-reaching have yet to be finalised and should start taking effect in two years' time.
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That makes it relatively less expensive to travel to even the most far-flung destinations around the world.
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In short, it is the most far-reaching remaking of American immigration policy in more than 85033 years.
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Sitting in a horse and carriage with Meryl Streep sounds like most of our most far-fetched daydreams.
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Unchecked, global warming could overwhelm the efforts of even the most far-sighted island governments to adapt to it.
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But, have you ever swiped right in some of the world's most far-flung and hard-to-reach places?
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Asia's most far-reaching attempt at regional integration, ASEAN is nonetheless often criticised for its failure to go further.
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I'm probably the most far away guy, except the top players, who have never gotten any knowledge about this.
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The restrictions are among the most far-reaching imposed in the United States in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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But the Justice Department's latest religious liberty initiative may be the most far-reaching — and potentially troubling — one yet.
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Perhaps the most far-out proposal to date is to use drones to carry human passengers in self-flying taxis.
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Guzmán was captured in 215 after a gun battle ended one of the most far-reaching manhunts in Mexican history.
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Many of the most far-out suggestions being made by VW have been teased by major carmakers and startups alike.
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It was President Donald Trump's most important appointment so far, and one that could have the most far-reaching consequences.
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One of the most far-reaching issues reaching this court this year and next is the issue of partisan gerrymandering.
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Maybe Carter is actually stuck in time My final proposition is the most far-fetched, but is still worth considering.
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Zach Clark's "Little Sister" (June 17), despite its intimate scale, is one of the most far-reaching recent political films.
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On the left, labor unions used to be the most far-reaching federated organizations cooperating with and bolstering the Democratic Party.
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We are seeing a lot of pundits on the left kind of take the most far used case that could go.
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MS: In what sphere is your work most far reaching: the art world, or the communities with whom you get involved?
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"This is one of the most far-reaching initiatives we have put together because of it being so comprehensive," he said.
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This could be Trump's most far-reaching impact: He's shown how corrupt a president can go unpunished because of hyper-partisanship.
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Posted online in 2012, Mochizuki's papers supposedly prove the abc conjecture, one of the most far-reaching problems in number theory.
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The House approved the measure — the most far-reaching effort in the nation this year to curb abortion rights — last month.
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But for all its ad hoc, last-minute feel, it has evolved into the most far-reaching repeal proposal of all.
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Additionally, according to New America's data, most far-right terrorist attacks since 9/11 have killed relatively small numbers of people.
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The proposal is the most far-reaching step taken in response to a Times investigation into exploitative practices in the industry.
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Amazon's most far-reaching suggestion in its proposed guidelines is that all existing civil rights legislation apply to facial recognition technology.
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Potentially the most far-reaching reform was announced by the UAE cabinet, chaired by Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum.
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With Republicans in control of Congress, this may be the most far-reaching issue in terms of how this scandal will unfold.
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The most far-reaching claim against the rule would be the one that argues that the agency that promulgated it is unconstitutional.
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Among the most far-reaching decisions will be the efforts taken to reduce the time for drug companies to develop new drugs.
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The tech world's most far-fetched ideas are often sketched and tested here, and if they're successful, they'll spread throughout the country.
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Why it matters: The tweets represent an escalation in the battle over one of the most far-reaching Obama-era climate efforts.
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"All ideas merit consideration, even the most far-fetched ones," the French finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, said in a radio interview.
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Still, it could make it easier for the companies, which operate the most far-reaching social networks, to identify terrorist content more quickly.
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But, "the most far reaching IRA activity is in organic posting, not advertisements," Oxford researchers said in the report, which was released Monday.
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Sally's account of the burnt boy always seemed to me to be the most far-fetched of all the stories about dead children.
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He has presided over some of the most far-reaching reforms of the NHS since Kenneth Clarke held his job in 1988-90.
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"In that category, they thought that 'fake news' was the thing that had the most far reaching consequences for us all," she explained.
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Xi Jinping's overhaul of the People's Liberation Army is the most far-reaching since the People's Republic of China was founded in 1949.
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" Nadler added "conservative commentary, including conspiracy theories of a conservative bent, regularly rank among the most far-reaching posts on Facebook and elsewhere.
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But Hitler has become mass murder's poster child, and was responsible for the most far-reaching and all-encompassing genocide of all time.
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" Nadler added "conservative commentary, including conspiracy theories of a conservative bent, regularly rank among the most far-reaching posts on Facebook and elsewhere.
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Jeff Miller, who lives in one of the most far-removed sections of St. John, Coral Bay, described what it's like after dark.
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China's ambitions mingle the most far-out sci-fi ideas with the needs of an authoritarian state: Philip K. Dick meets George Orwell.
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The cities are within 90 miles of Sacramento, with Rohnert Park, to the west, and Chico, to the north, the most far flung.
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That is why I have introduced legislation that would, if enacted, require the most far-reaching financial sanctions ever aimed at the North.
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He described progress so far as the "most far-reaching regulatory reform" in United States history, a claim he did not back up.
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" In ILGA's State-Sponsored Homophobia Report, human rights activist Cynthia Rothschild describes the decision as "likely… the most far-reaching legal victory of 24.
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At first, there were just nine of them, but the group, which is considered the most far-right flank of the Republican conference, grew.
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"The way I stay here is just making the most far-out-there music I possibly can and pushing rap music forward," he explained.
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The TPP also appeals to climate advocates on the left, with the most far-reaching environmental protections of any U.S. trade deal in history.
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Yet somehow they devised and passed the most far-reaching legislative agenda in half a century, without the luxury of a cooling off period.
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At its enactment in 22019, the Dodd-Frank Act represented the most far-reaching and consequential financial market regulatory initiative in nearly 80 years.
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On climate legislation, Brown has collaborated with moderate Republicans, even when that has meant sacrificing the most far-reaching ambitions of some environmental groups.
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Although sound economic policy can spur growth, even the most far-reaching structural reforms would be unlikely to quickly boost output by 10 percent.
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Spectacular modern installations appeared on remote corners in the most far-fetched of places, that they sometimes seemed like a figment of my imagination.
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Facebook deletes about 66,000 hate speech posts a month worldwide, "what may well be the most far-reaching global censorship operation in history," ProPublica wrote.
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It's the most far-reaching detailed proposal of any 2020 candidate so far to tackle the growing power and influence of these massive tech companies.
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And while a sleek pizza box might not be considered Apple's most far-reaching invention to date, it may not be their most superfluous, either.
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Some of the greatest achievements with the most far-reaching impact occur at the state level—where local organizations and individual voters hold the power.
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There is a new moon eclipse on Saturday that will begin putting you right on track when it comes to your most far-reaching dreams.
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Sanders has long railed against drug companies for their prices, and this bill is one of the most far-reaching proposals aimed at lowering them.
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What incensed her most, far more than the money itself, was that her own son should have landed her on the losing end of pianyi .
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The most far-reaching regulatory reform bill passed by the House this month is the Regulations by the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act (REINS).
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"It would be the most far-reaching attempt by a mainstream company to jump into the world of cryptocurrencies," Mr. Isaac and Mr. Popper write.
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The waiver request had been closely watched by health policy experts as the most far-reaching effort by a state to sidestep requirements of Obamacare.
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The proposal would place skills, education and language ability above family ties, and would be the most far-reaching change to legal immigration in decades.
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The decision effectively overturned one of the most far-reaching attempts by Republicans to counter what they had contended, without evidence, was widespread voter fraud.
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While a handful of other states like Kentucky and Colorado have pursued bail changes, New Jersey stands apart as having the most far-reaching overhaul.
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Finding the most far-out quasars has been a multi-year process for Venemans and his team, including Eduardo Bañados of the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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From the pope's supposed endorsement of Trump to Hillary Clinton's purported weapons sales to ISIS, here are some of this year's most far-fetched fake stories.
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It was just one year ago this week that world leaders came together in Paris to adopt the most far-reaching climate change agreement ever negotiated.
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During the campaign, Trump backed two of the most far-reaching ideas on drug pricing: Medicare negotiating prices directly and allowing importation of drugs from abroad.
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The investigation was perhaps the most far-reaching inquiry of its kind undertaken by any country, examining abuse across a range of religious and secular institutions.
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Reuters examined the acreage offered and leased, and nearly all the purchases show big drillers stuck closest to existing infrastructure, shunning the most far-flung areas.
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Four years later, he was caught in the swirl of Proposition 13, the tax cut measure that remains the most far-reaching initiative in modern times.
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LONDON — Of all the glad tidings that Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised would flow from Brexit, one of the most far-fetched was a baby boom.
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The most progressive tax yetIn mid-1798, with a possible war with France looming, Congress passed the most far-reaching and progressive of taxes in this era.
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Experts said it was one of his most far reaching reforms after previous governments failed to free the price of diesel, India's most widely used transport fuel.
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"All ideas merit consideration, even the most far-fetched ones," Bruno Le Maire said, noting that the Channel Tunnel already linked Europe's second- and third-largest economies.
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The Assistant, in Google's most far-out vision, would always be around, wherever you are, on whatever device you use, to handle just about any informational task.
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The impeachment drama and resignation of President Nixon were followed by a long period that saw the most far reaching "good governance" reforms in modern American history.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that the AfD was the most far-right party to be elected to the German parliament since the Nazis.
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My own personal view is the first thing we better do is to get serious about privacy, and I've introduced the most far-reaching bill on that.
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And it signaled Spicer's full collaboration in that war, which is arguably the most dangerous facet of Trump's politics, with the most far-reaching, long-lasting consequences.
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The country passed some of the most far-reaching digital election rules in the world, though was still targeted by coordinated misinformation campaigns, mostly from domestic groups.
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Emmanuel Macron and Alassane Ouattara, the presidents of France and Ivory Coast, announced the most far-reaching changes to the currency area since its formation in 1945.
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"China's ambitions mingle the most far-out sci-fi ideas with the needs of an authoritarian state: Philip K. Dick meets George Orwell," Paul and John write.
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The GST Bill, which has been listed for discussion by the upper house of parliament on Wednesday, would be the most far-reaching tax reform in India.
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Two separate local campaigns are currently working to get what might be the two most far- reaching drug reforms in recent American history on the 2020 ballot.
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As in China, an infusion from Mr. Trump could turn some of the most far-out ideas in robotics into a structural advantage for the American economy.
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Each candidate was given a 285-minute segment, meaning they could provide long, nuanced answers to hard questions on the most far-reaching issue of our time.
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Third, the JCPOA does not rely on trust – it is rooted in the most far-reaching inspections and verification regime ever negotiated in an arms control deal.
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Not only is it the most sweeping gun control plan out of the 2020 Democratic candidates, but it's among the most far-reaching of any presidential campaign ever.
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They could present me with the most far out, bizarre perspective, and then illustrate that perspective so compellingly that it became the only one that made any sense.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency this June killed one of America's most far-reaching and effective climate laws, the Clean Power Plan, and replaced it with something much weaker.
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In China's Hubei province, 17 cities including Wuhan have been locked down, trapping more than 50 million people in the most far-reaching disease control measures ever imposed.
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Wandering albatrosses are one of the most far-ranging fliers — some have been known to circumnavigate the Antarctic Ocean three times in a year — and have elliptical eggs.
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Some firms are combining incentive travel with team building to offer some of the wildest, weirdest and — in some cases — most far-flung team-building trips out there.
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Separately, in the widening case of a missing Hong Kong billionaire, Beijing appears to be enforcing one of its most far-reaching crackdowns on a private Chinese conglomerate.
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This may be the most far-fetched choice in an era of polarization, but Mr. Obama could put Republicans in an awkward position by nominating an admired Republican figure.
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He met the people in the most far-flung places of his kingdom, taking photographs, sharing rice and tea while sitting on the floor and hearing about their problems.
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Maritza Perez, a senior policy analyst for criminal justice reform at the Center for American Progress, said it's the most "far-reaching marijuana bill" to be introduced in Congress.
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But it also describes President Richard Nixon's most far-reaching diplomatic success, the overture to China that began in 1971 with a covert jaunt to Beijing by Henry Kissinger.
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The Dodd-Frank Act, signed into law under President Obama, was the most far-reaching change in American banking regulation since the creation of the FDIC and deposit insurance.
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The city spent two fraught years crafting one of the most far-reaching mandatory inclusionary housing programs in the country — one that was calibrated not to invite legal challenges.
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The Colorado Health Institute, an independent policy group, said the plan's passage would be "the most far-reaching health care reform in any state" since the Affordable Care Act.
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It was the most far reaching and for a brief period the court did allow many of the provisions to go forward, whereas many other states' provisions were blocked.
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Language use is the most far-off at this point, so jobs that require negotiations or interpersonal communication are the least likely to be displaced by robots right now.
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Yet, on Sunday afternoon, this most brief and benign of walks may have been the setting for an attempted assassination reminiscent of the most far-fetched Cold War skulduggery.
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Mr. Peck, the director of "I Am Not Your Negro," based on the writings of James Baldwin, found her to be supportive of even his most far-afield ideas.
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And he's made the environment a centerpiece of his generational appeal but stopped short of fully embracing the most far-reaching elements of plans like the Green New Deal.
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Courts around the country have halted aspects of Mr. Trump's temporary ban on travel from the seven countries, but the Seattle ruling was the most far-reaching to date.
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Clinton has sought to dismiss Mr. Sanders as unrealistic and his proposals as shallow, sometimes at the risk of making even her most far-reaching proposals sound timid by comparison.
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"This is the single most far-reaching marijuana bill that's ever been filed in either chamber of Congress," Tom Angell, chairman of the group Marijuana Majority, said in a statement.
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"The outcome we're always looking for is the biggest sort of outcome in these companies to have the most far-reaching effect on the most number of people," Siegler said.
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The AP reported that Oklahoma has passed some of the "most far-reaching anti-abortion bills in the country," including mandatory waiting periods and bans on different methods of abortion.
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For developers, this may actually be the most far-reaching of the new features in Android O and Google explicitly notes they should check out its documentation about these changes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the government has announced the most far-reaching measures the population has experienced in peacetime to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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"First things first," he said in dismissing Sanders' most far-reaching ideas in favor of using the federal government to address the immediate crisis rather than pressing for radical change.
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It is a city of 335,000, in the heart of Orange County, whose City Council has passed one of the boldest and most far-reaching sanctuary ordinances in the state.
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President Donald Trump says he would publicly apologize for retweeting three graphic anti-Islamic videos posted by the deputy leader of one of the U.K.'s most far-right groups.
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Moore has little use for the state's "Protecting Freedom of Conscience from Government Discrimination Act," perhaps the most far-reaching of the so-called "religious freedom" bills sweeping through the South.
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Early singles including the brisk and bubbling "Procession" were actually salvaged from Joy Division writing sessions, and their 20003 debut album Movement is their most far-removed effort from dance music.
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That puts us in a position where, enraged at the Church and the powerful men within it who have done wrong, we explore the most far-fetched scenarios we can imagine.
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They have pored over the bill to single out the most far-reaching provisions, then relayed them to senators from moderate districts, hoping to convince them to vote against the bill.
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"This is the single most far-reaching marijuana bill that's ever been filed in either chamber of Congress," Tom Angell, head of the pro-legalization Marijuana Majority, said in a statement.
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In total, more than 50 million people are now under severe travel restrictions in 17 cities across Hubei province as part of the most far-reaching disease-control measures ever imposed.
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But we spend far less energy examining "blood and soil" rhetoric from the region's politicians, or election results that place Finland and Denmark among the most far-right countries in Europe.
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Volunteers come from all over the world—Panama, Slovakia, the United States—to be sent to some of the most far-flung and dangerous posts occupied by French forces: Afghanistan. Somalia. Chad.
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The 130-page draft bill seen by Reuters on Thursday marks President Francois Hollande's most far-reaching attempt yet to make good on a promise to tackle a stubbornly high unemployment rate.
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After Trump campaigned heavily on building a border wall during his 2016 presidential run, some of his most far-right supporters have cried foul at any perceived attempt to compromise on immigration.
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The proposals, still at an early stage, were among the most far-reaching on the summit meeting's agenda, the second to be held since Britain voted in June to leave the bloc.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday retweeted three graphic anti-Islamic videos by the deputy leader of one of the U.K.'s most far-right groups, drawing condemnation from Britain's prime minister's office.
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" Sergio D'Elia, the secretary of Hands Off Cain, an association that works to abolish capital punishment worldwide, said, "Now even the most far-flung parish priest will teach this to young children.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the government has announced the most far-reaching measures the population has experienced in peacetime to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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As a matter of observable fact, the United States, through its sporadic adherence to that creed, is the most far-reaching and successful experiment in pluralistic republicanism the world has ever known.
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The proposal would be the most far-reaching step taken so far in response to a New York Times investigation that revealed more than a decade of exploitative practices in the industry.
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The intent of Republicans, poised to push through the most far-reaching conservative agenda in nearly a hundred years, is to act as if Obama never existed — the George Bailey of presidents.
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The presidential candidate's latest, $2.2 trillion version of the "College for All Act" is the most far-reaching plan yet to address the 45 million Americans suffering under a $1.6 trillion debt load.
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When it comes to education, children in Zambia's most far-flung villages are often sold short, lumbered with unqualified or absentee teachers who hamper their chances of escaping poverty for a better life.
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Six West Wing officials told The New York Times that the president is considering the most far-reaching shake-up of his first term after being dissatisfied with several top aides, especially Spicer.
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While one element of the plan to prevent a suspension of parliament was approved, others were rejected and the most far reaching part was disqualified by the Speaker's office before it was debated.
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In a bid to break the impasse, lawmakers on Monday voted on four last-minute alternative Brexit options for what is the United Kingdom's most far-reaching policy change since World War Two.
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The plan would enact the most far-reaching changes to the system of legal immigration in decades and represents the president's latest effort to stem the flow of newcomers to the United States.
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From Iowa to South Carolina, lawmakers are proposing some of the most far-reaching abortion restrictions in a generation, hoping their legislation triggers the lawsuit that eventually makes it to the high court.
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"Perhaps the most far-reaching idea in Booker's platform is a proposal to steer federal funds toward local efforts to ease restrictive zoning, a factor exacerbating the affordability crisis," CityLab's Kritson Capps writes.
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The most far-reaching change in the composition of the British population took place without any serious discussion on the country's major broadcaster, the BBC, and very little in the rest of the press.
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The next step could be bringing "mixed ownership" - the model Beijing has touted for introducing private investment in its most far-reaching overhaul of the state sector in two decades - to larger-scale operations.
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France opened a similar investigation in March and authorities in the two countries have said they will cooperate in the inquiries, the most far-reaching to target the 47-year-old company's civil activities.
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The Water Services Regulation Authority, Ofwat, said the targets of its "most far-reaching price review" ever included cutting pollution incidents by more than a third and reducing supply interruptions by almost two-thirds.
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But there's no doubt he was also the most far left wing in the Democratic primary and the one least likely to be okay with a middle ground on basically all of the issues.
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British soldiers have died alongside our soldiers in combat, from the beaches of Normandy to the most far-flung reaches of Afghanistan after we asked for their help in the wake of 9/11.
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Mourners marveled at how, through stints at FedEx and early days getting paid to clean up a Hicksville fire station, Firefighter Tolley had become the unlikely embodiment of many boys' most far-fetched fantasies.
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The government said on Friday that personal data and documents from hundreds of German politicians and public figures had been published online, in what appeared to be one of Germany's most far-reaching data breaches.
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How did the company founded by Gordon Moore, the father of the integrated circuit, the eponymous author of Moore's Law, and one most far-seeing prophets of the digital age, miss the mobile boat entirely?
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Personal data and documents from hundreds of German politicians and public figures including Chancellor Angela Merkel have been published online in what appears to be one of Germany's most far-reaching data breaches.
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The centralized federal registry of the actual owners behind any newly established corporation — the most far-reaching of the proposals — could be established only if Congress passes legislation, which is unlikely in this election year.
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According to new research forthcoming in the The Astrophysical Journal, this scenario explains the origins of some of the most far-flung stars in the Milky Way, located a full 300,000 light years from Earth.
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After months of stymied ambitions on Capitol Hill, the Senate passed his tax cut plan, advancing what, if it ultimately reaches his desk, will be his most far-reaching legislative accomplishment since he took office.
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"I think this set of guidance is the most far-reaching we've seen and will have spillover effects on noninversion transactions," said Phil West, chairman of Steptoe & Johnson and a tax partner at the firm.
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The step comes less than a year after the British government passed some of the most far-reaching legislation in the world, giving law enforcement agencies widespread powers to monitor both internet and phone traffic.
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Political insiders say that one of the only things keeping Idaho from passing truly extreme legislation is the House Ways and Means Committee, which kills most far-right legislation before it makes it to the floor.
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These nuclear batteries are currently powering NASA's most far out vehicles, such as the New Horizons spacecraft, which flew by Pluto in 22021, as well as the Voyager spacecraft that are cruising beyond our Solar System.
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Volkswagen directors are meeting to discuss making VW brand chief Herbert Diess Chief Executive and deliberating on the most far-reaching changes since industry scion Ferdinand Piech built the multi-brand empire, the sources told Reuters.
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In Obama's White House, the OTSP spearheaded his administration's most far-fetched or future-focused initiatives, from studying the effects of artificial intelligence to facilitating the private sector's efforts to map brains and improve drinking water.
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Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei all claim overlapping portions of the sea which spans 3.6 million square kilometer (1.4 million square miles), but the most far-reaching claims have been made by China.
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Trump last month signed an executive order to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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It would be the most far-reaching yet in a string of stimulus packages rolled out over the past six months to drive industry and employment beyond the economy's traditional mainstays of agriculture and mineral extraction.
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Socialist energy and activism continued to push liberals toward their most far-reaching reforms, ranging from Social Security under FDR to the War on Poverty under LBJ (which took inspiration from Michael Harrington's The Other America).
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In Obama's White House, the OSTP spearheaded his administration's most far-fetched or future-focused initiatives, from studying the effects of artificial intelligence to facilitating the private sector's efforts to map brains and improve drinking water.
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On a larger scale, personal data and documents from hundreds of German politicians and public figures, including Chancellor Angela Merkel, were published online in what appears to be one of Germany's most far-reaching data breaches.
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Background reading: The report, which describes a system of cover-ups by church officials, is the most far-reaching examination by a United States government agency thus far of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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New Delhi said late on Wednesday it will cancel almost all visas issued for travel to the country until April 15, in one of the most far-reaching attempts to prevent the spread of the virus.
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The Indian government said late on Wednesday it would cancel almost all visas issued for travel to India until April 15, in one of the most far-reaching attempts to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Singapore's "fake news" law, officially the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA), is one of the world's most far-reaching of anti-misinformation laws over the past few years, and it has sparked imitators.
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Australia's parliament passed a bill on Thursday to force tech firms such as Google, Facebook and Apple Inc to give police access to encrypted data, the most far-reaching such requirements imposed by a Western country.
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" "As the most far-reaching legislation of its kind to date, this level of overreach poses significant risks to freedom of expression and speech, and could have severe ramifications both in Singapore and around the world.
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"If it's enacted as it is, it would actually be the most far-reaching thing that the Trump administration would do on immigration," Stuart Anderson, executive director of the National Foundation for American Policy, told Business Insider.
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The most far-reaching class action settlement ever reached in South Africa followed a long legal battle by miners to win compensation for illnesses they say they contracted over decades because of negligence in health and safety.
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The third defeat of May's withdrawal agreement on Friday left one of the weakest British leaders in a generation facing a spiraling crisis over Brexit, the United Kingdom's most far-reaching policy change since World War Two.
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China also plans to launch several mixed ownership pilot programmes in the oil, natural gas and rail sectors, Xu said, part of the most far-reaching reforms of its sprawling and inefficient state sector in two decades.
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States and cities across the United States have already moved to ban flavored e-cigarettes and raise the legal age for purchasing tobacco products to 21, but San Francisco's new approach is the most far-reaching yet.
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The most far-reaching class action settlement ever reached in South Africa follows a long legal battle by miners to win compensation for illnesses they say they contracted over decades because of negligence in health and safety.
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States and cities across the United States have already moved to ban flavored e-cigarettes and raise the legal age for purchasing tobacco products to 21, but San Francisco's new approach is the most far-reaching yet.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the most far-reaching tax reforms in the US for 30 years lowers US corporate income tax to 21% from 35% and imposes a repatriation tax on earnings from foreign subsidiaries.
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And over his two terms, he has signed some of the most far-reaching criminal justice legislation in the country, including measures to legalize marijuana, eliminate mandatory minimum sentences, and divert juveniles from the criminal justice system.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far-reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats said Thursday they would seek $600 million in federal aid to help Michigan clean up the contaminated water emergency in the city of Flint, the most far-reaching financial solution proposed to manage the crisis.
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Last Friday, the third defeat of May's own withdrawal agreement left one of the weakest British leaders in a generation facing a spiralling crisis over Brexit, the United Kingdom's most far-reaching policy change since World War Two.
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The development came after the government said on Friday personal data and documents from hundreds of German politicians and public figures had been published online, in what appears to be one of Germany's most far-reaching data breaches.
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But it also encouraged the government to move forward with some of the most far-reaching legislation in the world, which gave a sort of government stamp of approval to the market when it was passed in April.
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India revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir in a bid to fully integrate its only Muslim-majority state with the rest of the country, its most far-reaching political move on the territory in nearly seven decades.
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Personal data and documents from hundreds of German politicians and public figures have been published online, in what appears one of the most far-reaching cyber attacks in a country that has become a target of choice for hackers.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Hindu nationalist-led government introduced a measure in parliament on Monday to revoke the special constitutional status of Jammu and Kashmir, the most far-reaching move on the disputed Himalayan region in nearly seven decades.
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Perhaps the best way to foresee how this future may play out is to look back at how some of our most far-sighted science fiction writers have wrestled with the future that is now in front of us.
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Part of the hesitation stems from the fact that Britain's economy has moved from leading to lagging all of its industrialised peers, and is facing its most far-reaching change since the Second World War: leaving the European Union.
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It was the highest-profile and probably the most far-reaching of the many Monk tributes happening this year, and it attested to the durability of Monk's influence, even at a time when consensus in jazz has grown rare.
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Those discussions come on the heels of two major pieces of legislation that lawmakers have pushed to address the growing crisis -- and, all told, amounts to the most far-reaching economic rescue packages since the financial crisis in 2008.
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The investigation, perhaps the most far-reaching inquiry of its kind undertaken by any country, examined abuse in religious institutions, schools and other establishments, finding that many of the cases of suspected abuse involved Catholic priests and religious brothers.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore said on Friday it was banning entry to all Chinese visitors and foreigners with a recent history of travel to China in some of the most far-reaching moves worldwide to deter the fast-spreading coronavirus.
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Obama's action, the most-far reaching use of presidential power under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, also moves the issue of drilling in sensitive areas into the court of public opinion, potentially creating a public relations challenge for Trump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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RED, the makers of super high quality cameras that probably cost more than your car, has been working on an equally ambitious phone with some of the most far out tech any company has ever tried to put on a handset.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban faces crucial legal hurdles this week that could determine whether he is able to push through the most far-reaching and controversial policy of his first two weeks in office.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the most far-reaching tax reforms in the United States for 30 years, lowered the corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent and imposes a repatriation tax on earnings from foreign subsidiaries.
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In the most far-reaching political move in one of the world's most militarised regions in nearly seven decades, India said it would scrap a constitutional provision that allows the state of Jammu and Kashmir to make its own laws.
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In the most far-reaching political move in one of the world's most militarised regions in nearly seven decades, India said it would scrap a constitutional provision that allows its state of Jammu and Kashmir to make its own laws.
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India's government on Monday revoked the special status of Kashmir in a bid to fully integrate its only Muslim-majority region with the rest of the country, the most far-reaching move on the troubled Himalayan territory in nearly seven decades.
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In September last year, China issued guidance on reforming state-owned enterprises, including the introduction of so-called mixed ownership of state firms, as part of the most far-reaching reforms of its sprawling and inefficient state sector in two decades.
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Of all the charges and the allegations in a 143-page criminal complaint accusing a powerful New York City union leader of corruption, perhaps the most far-reaching development was woven into the legal boilerplate, essentially hiding in plain sight.
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The Tesla "Master Plan Part Deux" published tonight by founder Elon Musk proposes numerous major projects, but perhaps the most far-reaching of them all is the plan to put solar panels on every house and a battery in every garage.
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If your bucket list reads like a directory of some of the world's most far-flung and expensive destinations, you may be happy to hear that the latest hot spot might be a little more affordable and closer to home.
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It is the most far-reaching in a cascade of audits, investigations and legal actions that have shaken the Visiting Nurse Service in recent years, even as the agency played a key role in the Cuomo administration's overhaul of Medicaid.
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In the most far-reaching political move in one of the world's most militarized regions in nearly seven decades, India said it would scrap a constitutional provision that allows the state of Jammu and Kashmir to make its own laws.
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The fourth cost of the tragic Syria episode is the most far-reaching — the lessons other tyrants are learning from these presidential retreats, particularly in Asia where the United States, its allies and its security partners face their gravest threats.
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CBS/Paramount has detailed a list of alleged copyright violations in response to a request from Axanar's lawyer, but the strangest and most far-reaching claim is that the Klingon language itself—known as tlhIngan Hol—is a copyrighted work.
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National Briefing | Plains State oil and gas regulators on Tuesday issued their most far-reaching directive yet in response to a surge in earthquakes, asking operators of nearly 250 injection wells to reduce the amount of wastewater they inject underground by 40 percent.
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In a year in which states have tried to outlaw abortions at 20 weeks of pregnancy, to ban the main surgical method used in the second trimester and to shut down abortion clinics with onerous regulations, Oklahoma's bill is the most far-reaching.
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But you'd be wrong: Weidel appears to share many of the Alternative for Germany's most far-right positions, from shunning Germany's participation in the Euro and sharpening border controls to banning the wearing of the hijab (Muslim head covering) in the street.
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He gave a closing speech thick with exasperation, replaced some resistant curial officials and demoted the hostile American Cardinal Raymond Burke — but he set aside the most far-reaching proposals about marriage and family for a future time, meanwhile keeping the discussion open.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's interim President Michel Temer on Wednesday proposed a constitutional amendment to limit public spending growth for up to 20 years, one of the most far-reaching fiscal reforms in decades designed to curb a runaway rise in public debt.
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When President Trump announced the latest and most far-reaching version of his travel ban on Sunday, citing threats to national security posed by letting citizens of specific countries into the country, the White House said it had come after exhaustive planning.
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WASHINGTON — A top panel of government-appointed scientists, many of them hand-selected by the Trump administration, said on Tuesday that three of President Trump's most far-reaching and scrutinized proposals to weaken major environmental regulations are at odds with established science.
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Perhaps the most far-reaching of Netanyahu's efforts has been to insist that Palestinians recognize Israel as "the state of the Jewish people," emphasizing, his critics say, the primacy of its ethnic character over the ideal of extending equality to all its citizens.
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The move was congressional Republicans' most far-reaching victory yet this year in their effort to roll back financial regulations and diminish the consumer watchdog bureau, an agency that the GOP has fought since its creation through the 2010 Dodd-Frank law.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said Tuesday that it would consider a legal challenge to President Obama's overhaul of the nation's immigration rules, agreeing to examine the reach of presidential power as it decides the fate of one of his most far-reaching executive actions.
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In less than two years, Facebook's gone from straight-up cloning Snapchat's signature feature (a move that was widely mocked at the time) to becoming so good at it that it will be one of the most far-reaching features for its billions of users.
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SRINAGAR (Reuters) - The Indian government on Monday revoked the special status of Kashmir in a bid to fully integrate its only Muslim-majority region with the rest of the country, the most far-reaching move on the troubled Himalayan territory in nearly seven decades.
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The story of a divided clan uneasily united around the hospital deathbed of its matriarch, it may well be Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins's most far-reaching statement about how the hunt for identity strands and estranges people, even from those they should be closest to.
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In his six months inside the White House, Bannon was one of the President's most influential advisers, leading the charge for Trump to keep some of the most far-reaching and radical campaign promises and reminding Trump of the expectations of his political base.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has formally revised a proposal that would significantly restrict the type of research that can be used to draft environmental and public health regulations, a measure that experts say amounts to one of the government's most far-reaching restrictions on science.
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In ruling against the Alabama law — the most far-reaching anti-abortion measure passed by state lawmakers this year — Judge Myron H. Thompson of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama wrote that it violates Supreme Court precedent and "defies" the Constitution.
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His anti-corruption campaign—the longest and most far-reaching of its kind since the party seized control in 1949—has been welcomed not just by the middle class but also among those less well off, who feel that China's economic miracle has unfairly rewarded the powerful.
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He has overseen some of the most far-reaching EPA actions under the Trump administration, such as introducing proposals to roll back or repeal limits on carbon dioxide pollution from power plants, car fuel efficiency standards and limits on methane pollution from oil and natural gas drillers.
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It also underlines that the decision by McConnell to refuse to confirm President Barack Obama's pick for the court, Judge Merrick Garland, before the 2016 election, that could have led to a liberal majority, as one of the most far-reaching gambits in recent political history.
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" The story began in January, 2015, when, in his State of the State address, Brown declared that California has "the most far-reaching environmental laws of any state, and the most integrated policy to deal with climate change of any political jurisdiction in the Western Hemisphere.
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If anything, Obama's departure from formal office will only make clearer the myriad ways in which he has fundamentally overhauled American government, reshaped the Democratic Party in his image, and built the most far-reaching and substantial record of achievements of any president since Ronald Reagan.
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LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus pandemic puts countries on lockdown The proposal comes on the heels of two major pieces of legislation that lawmakers have pushed to address the growing crisis -- and all told amounts to the most far-reaching economic rescue packages since the financial crisis in 8503.
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But those in favor of the most far-reaching changes, including Senator Bernie Sanders, who unveiled his latest Medicare for all plan as part of his presidential campaign, have remained largely silent on the question of how the nation's 5,300 hospitals would be paid for patient care.
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The effort is the most far-reaching attempt by a mainstream company into the world of cryptocurrencies, with Facebook executives having detailed plans for how Libra could become the foundation for a new financial system not controlled by today's power brokers on Wall Street or central banks.
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But the most far-reaching effort was the Obama Administration's Clean Power Plan, which finalized EPA standards that intended to slash the carbon dioxide produced by U.S. power plants (notably from coal burning) substantially, to less than 30 percent of 2005 levels by the year 2030.
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This means traveling to some of the world's most far-flung and dangerous places, from an Islamic State camp in Syria, to the jungles of Thailand where armed rosewood smugglers roam, to an Afghan arena where the vicious fighting dogs pose the least of the dangers.
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Either he has been "coached" by his father, a former FBI agent; or he is a "pawn" for anti-gun campaigners; or, the most far-fetched, he is not a victim but a "crisis actor," paid to travel to disaster sites to argue against stricter gun laws.
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READ: Trump is in complete control of GOP immigration policy The HRW recommended that the Trump administration reverse some of its most far-reaching immigration restrictions, such as the Migration Protection Protocols, the "asylum bans," and the aforementioned Asylum Cooperation Agreements, which were also signed with Guatemala and Honduras.
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"As someone in politics to fulfill a worldview, we will need to do a deep self-examination and some rethinking," Now, as Netanyahu prepares to preside over the most far-right Knesset in the country's history, the left, which once dominated Israeli politics, has rarely appeared more inconsequential.
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In what amounted to one of the most far-reaching and interesting conversations at TC Sessions in Zug, Ethereum masterminds Vitalik Buterin, Justin Drake, and Karl Floersch spoke openly – and often candidly – about a bright future for Ethereum scaling and, more interestingly, their way to build teams that work.
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The I.D. Vizzion's 'digital chauffeur' feature is the most far-flung of those tech showcases: It will take full control of the car, without any visible controls, steering wheels or pedals, and it'll learn more about its users and occupants over time thanks to an AI-powered virtual 'host.'
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The governor's order was followed later in the evening by similar limits in Oregon and California, representing the most far-reaching restrictions imposed in response to the coronavirus outbreak and offering an early peek into what may come as the virus takes hold in communities across the nation.
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On Monday, Malaysia's Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced some of the most far-reaching measures yet imposed in the region, with strict nationwide controls locking down all travel in or out of the country in an effort to stem infections of Covid-214, the disease caused by coronavirus.
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On Wednesday, a three-judge panel, deliberating in a federal courtroom in Lower Manhattan, considered the most far-reaching legal challenge to the president's aggressive use of national security to justify placing levies on steel and aluminum imports from Europe as well as from Canada, Mexico, China and other nations.
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"In these strange days, it feels like the most far-fetched scenarios and disastrous outcomes have become entirely plausible," Peter tells Noisey, "This video, assembled from two sets of archival footage, was made to express this fear-fatigue that's set in, the exhaustion from reckoning with so many terrifying possibilities" Watch below.
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Renowned for his works in theoretical physics, Hawking was interred between other prominent British scientists, including Sir Isaac Newton, who formulated the law of universal gravitation and laid the foundations of modern mathematics, and Charles Darwin, whose theory of evolution was one of the most far-reaching scientific breakthroughs of all time.
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"The platform starts with just creating accessibility to a digital transaction, but it becomes the ultimate channel to introduce an entire ownership operating system, which can span everything from the more contemporary mundane automotive needs like servicing, all the way through introducing the most far out mobility or connected vehicle features," Krane said.
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The shooting on July 19, and the sheriff's decision at the time not to arrest Mr. Drejka, reignited controversy over the Stand Your Ground law, one of Florida's most far-reaching pro-gun statutes, which can make it difficult to prosecute people who kill and then claim that they acted in self-defense.
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Mr. Trump is growing increasingly dissatisfied with the performance of his chief of staff, Reince Priebus; the communications director, Michael Dubke; and Mr. Spicer, a Priebus ally, according to a half-dozen West Wing officials who said the president was considering the most far-reaching shake-up of his already tumultuous term.
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Yes, A Game of Thrones, the first book in George R. R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series came out 21 years ago in 1996, and the natural response to reading it was to wonder how on earth Martin was going to weave together his two most far-flung characters into the same narrative.
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It has become increasingly apparent that Beijing's dragnet extends far beyond the billionaire, Xiao Jianhua, and is now closing in on dozens, if not hundreds, of his employees in one of the most far-reaching crackdowns on a private Chinese conglomerate in the nearly four decades since the country began to embrace free markets.
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We live in an era when many of the genre's most far-reaching prophecies have come true, from radical inequality and authoritarian doublespeak to irreversible climate change and unsettling breakthroughs in AI. Dystopian fiction is inherently political, but it also gained steam because it was good entertainment, an escapist adventure into the frightening hypothetical consequences of human frailty.
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It was a warm welcome for a leader whose fragile position at the helm of her party has come under further pressure after the EU rejected parts of her so-called Chequers plan and critics stepped up calls for her to ditch her strategy on Brexit, Britain's most far-reaching policy shift for more than 40 years.
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The first written reference to a rain gauge can be found in the writings of the Hindu philosopher and statesman Kautilya, circa 300 BC. King Sejong the Great, who ruled Korea from 1418 to 1450, demanded that even his most far-flung villages make use of a more advanced gauge to report back to him on rainfall.
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But if the project, which Facebook hopes to begin next year with 100 partners, should come together, it would be the most far-reaching attempt by a mainstream company to jump into the world of cryptocurrencies, which is best known for speculative investments through digital tokens like Bitcoin and outside-the-law e-commerce, like buying drugs online.
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"I've travelled to some of the most far-flung islands in the world and regardless of where I've gone, in what year, and in what area of the ocean, the story is generally the same: the beaches are littered with evidence of human activity... "However, my thought was the remarkable remoteness of Henderson Island would have afforded it some protection.
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As a prank, he once wrote about new glass-bottomed Virgin Atlantic planes, and the idea was so popular that he is now considering installing giant windows in the roof of the planes for stargazing (a decision made after realizing the luggage at the bottom of the plane would block any type of view through a glass surface.) "Sometimes the most far-fetched schemes are the most plausible," Branson writes.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE (D-Mass.), the Green New Deal is breathtaking in its scope and vision, maybe the most far-reaching legislative proposal since Medicare.
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A decade or so ago, tennis gambling was largely restricted to the Grand Slams and ATP tournaments, but advances in technology enabling betting companies to provide live scores from challengers and futures events–the second and third tiers of the professional tour for players ranked anywhere between No. 100 and No. 2000 in the world–has meant that it's possible to place money on obscure singles and doubles matches in even the most far-flung outposts of the circuit.
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That growing media presence has put the governor in the national spotlight, serving as a counter-weight of sorts to Trump and his administration's handling of the outbreak, even as New York City has now become the epicenter of the virus in the U.S. Cuomo enacted his most far-reaching executive order of the crisis during a news conference Friday when he mandated that 22020 percent of non-essential workers in the state must stay home.
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An environmental group is trying to block one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's most far-reaching environmental rollbacks from taking effect, arguing the administration has not provided proper access to public documents on a new rule that would limit the scope of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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A NEPA NOPE-A: An environmental group is trying to block one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's most far-reaching environmental rollbacks from taking effect, arguing the administration has not provided proper access to public documents on a new rule that would limit the scope of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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