The administration has moved towards replacing the Clean Power Plan, moved towards freezing vehicle emission standards, and pulled out of the international Paris climate agreement.
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In green-and-white night vision, the player moved towards the building, latched a grappling hook to the roof, and climbed up to a second-story window, quietly entered, and moved towards a closed door.
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After entering the run-off Mr Haddad moved towards the centre.
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"Society moved towards more radical positions," thinks Joan Culla, a historian.
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WE'VE SEEN THAT THE LABOR MARKET HAS MOVED TOWARDS FULL EMPLOYMENT.
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But as Nelson's ideas moved towards compromise and forgiveness, she preached violence.
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"What if we moved towards another symbol of the Confederacy?" she asks.
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I moved towards the door with my 9 mm handgun in hand.
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But he moved towards Labour, particularly after meeting his Labour-supporting wife, Sally.
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It has moved towards the principle that crimes against humanity cannot be amnestied.
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We moved towards them, almost unable to stop ourselves, when Valizadeh became panicked.
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Some marchers sang the US national anthem as they moved towards the consulate.
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One of them said the government forces had moved towards their positions in tanks.
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As companies got bigger, I moved towards more of that entrepreneurial space inside a company.
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Courts in the UK and Europe had increasingly moved towards favoring companies over individuals, he added.
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Many moved towards the party best placed to defeat the SNP; and mainly that was the Conservatives.
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Limited worry about user data leaking, even as Facebook moved towards locking access to that data down.
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In the past, undecided voters have moved towards the opposition party as mid-term elections draw near.
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By the 1990s, the trend moved towards mixed environments: those with both types of policies in place.
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During the '60s, the stock exchange moved towards electronic boards, and ticker tape fell out of use.
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It had been losing ground in the United States confectionery sector as rivals moved towards healthier products.
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Aslanoba noted that if the company could have pivoted it would have moved towards becoming a data company.
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And as the year has progressed, central banks all over the world have moved towards those dovish expectations.
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No one was interested in his high-end Afghani hash any more—the scene had moved towards hydroponics.
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Analysts said signs that both countries had moved towards a resolution were helping the market avoid steep losses.
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Men may have moved towards Democrats in this election, but not in any amount we haven't seen before.
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Places across the nation with very different politics have followed suit and moved towards significant justice system reforms.
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It has raised capital standards...It has moved towards a resolution system...The danger right now is complacency.
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And later, when the community moved towards Sunnism, he learned to adapt to a broader community of immigrant Muslims.
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Current accounts have, by and large, moved towards balance, meaning most of them are less reliant on foreign borrowing.
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The short-term group of averages has compressed as the price moved towards the value of the downtrend line.
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It comes barely a month after Russian President Vladimir Putin said the neighbors had moved towards establishing such activities.
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Instead of Emirates' dedicated hub-and-spoke route model, most airlines have moved towards more point-to-point flying.
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Some flex-office companies, like Convene and Industrious, have moved towards managed partnerships with landlords instead of traditional leases.
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Meanwhile, dropped 0.22 percent to $868.10 per ounce, as it moved towards its first weekly decline in four weeks.
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It had moved towards the centre in a bid to go mainstream, and at times polled more than 25%.
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Irma has since moved towards the Florida Keys, regaining its strength as a Category 4 storm in the process.
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Even key senior lawmakers like Jerry Nadler, the House Judiciary Committee chairman, have moved towards impeachment in recent months.
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On Monday, the currency edged 0.4 percent lower to $1.3149 in early trading, and moved towards $1.317 by GMT 1545.
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The protesters moved towards riot police chanting anti-fascist slogans, waving Soviet flags and anti-government banners and throwing firecrackers.
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I still love the show, but it changed when HBO ran out of source material and moved towards the endgame.
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But over the years, that concept was lost because the brand's communication moved towards the luxury end of high fashion.
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Sweden and France have moved towards licensing repositories with far more criticism from NGOs and the media, suggesting more robust engagement.
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The EU already has two member states – Poland and Hungary – that have moved towards authoritarian nationalism and away from liberal democracy.
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"David instinctively crossed his legs as Gloria moved towards him acsectwise with a rusty craft knife in her hand." https://t.
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Some 400 firefighters spent the night battling the fire's flanks, hoping to choke it off as it moved towards more populated areas.
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In the wake of Mr Volcker's success, other countries moved towards making central banks more independent, starting with New Zealand in 1989.
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"We view the rate hike as a potential sign that policy priorities have moved towards stabilizing these ongoing external pressures," he said.
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One of the projects a predecessor to the Portal called "Little Foot", an iPad that moved towards a person in a room.
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The Associated Press reported, via data from Florida utilities, that over 23 million people lost power as Irma moved towards Flordia this morning.
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But that may just be a case of prototypes built to be perfect, and Apple encountering problems when they moved towards mass production.
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The bulk of that move came after Wednesday, when the European Commission formally moved towards disciplinary action against Italy over its expansionary budget.
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Banks led the losses as several lenders moved towards the bottom of the benchmark as they focused on financial results from U.S. heavyweights.
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But in the 1970s and 1980s, the lowly stage director got an upgrade in importance, as productions moved towards fully-realised stage interpretations.
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Since then, Players Lounge has moved towards greater scalability, though their niche has still centered heavily on sports titles like FIFA and Madden.
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Shares in British-based manufacturing firm, Rotork, and Swedish engineering group, Alfa Laval, both moved towards the top of the benchmark on Thursday.
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"French cooks felt that if they abandoned French service and moved towards Russian service, they would abandon the artistic side of cuisine," explains Rambourg.
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The dollar was up 0.48 percent to 96.104 against a basket of major currencies as it moved towards its first weekly gain in four.
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The CFTC has moved towards aligning itself with law enforcement and other regulators in its use of cooperation credit and recognition of self-reporting.
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It's unclear if Google would have moved towards discontinuing this Cell ID code requests if Quartz had not found it out and contacted them.
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And while earlier models often made use of colored glass, the Blaschkas soon moved towards colorless glass, which they then painted in exquisite detail.
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The current pro-western government of President Petro Poroshenko moved towards prosecuting several key members of the ousted pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovitch government for corruption.
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One by one, the group slowly moved towards the crossing — going back into a country where, after five years, a bloody war is still raging.
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As Ophelia has moved towards the colder waters surrounding Ireland, it has been downgraded, first to a tropical storm and now to an Atlantic depression.
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As we moved towards the exit, we saw a couple go upstairs into the parking garage which meant only one thing…they had a car.
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In Loudoun County, part of those Virginia suburbs that have moved towards the Democrats, the share of Asians has almost quadrupled since 2000, to 20%.
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Although its origins are on an economic level, it has moved towards an anti-immigration stance, reflecting a wider societal and cultural debate in Germany.
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As interest rates in Europe remain at rock-bottom levels and the outlook in the U.S. has moved towards lower rates, BNP's retail operations remain sluggish.
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"Sein then tried to bite the flight attendant, moved towards the galley service door, managed to open it and jumped to the tarmac," the complaint said.
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Instead of transforming cash handling business Loomis early on as countries like Sweden moved towards being cashless, MSAB whittled down its holding in March this year.
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The Cave Fire started in the Santa Ynez Mountains on Monday and, stoked by winds, eventually moved towards populated parts of Santa Barbara County, CNN reports.
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Riyadh and Tehran have reportedly already moved towards an understanding in Yemen, where rebels are backed by Iran and the government is backed by Saudi Arabia.
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Bill alleges Sue moved towards him with a silver object in her hand "which may have been a knife" at a concert by their son's band.
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For example, after well over a thousand generations in the dark, the fruit flies still had circadian rhythms, and still responded to (and moved towards) the light.
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The visibility of gamers with disabilities has grown both as the communities have organized and communicated their needs, and as gaming itself has moved towards the mainstream.
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The deadly fighting erupted when Peshmerga Rojava forces moved towards the border with Syria, encroaching on territory controlled by a local affiliate of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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"We moved towards the door as he went to the back of the plane — then we ran for it, expecting the aircraft to explode," he told The Sun.
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And Mrs Clinton, though the most drawbridge-down major-party candidate left standing, has moved towards the Trump/Sanders position on trade by disavowing deals she once supported.
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Investors scurried to safety after U.S. President Donald Trump moved towards long-promised anti-China tariffs, prompting a response from China amid fears of a global trade war.
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Swedish bank SEB, which also announced it was going ex-dividend, moved towards the bottom on the benchmark on Wednesday and its shares were down over 5.8 percent.
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Still, major countries including France and Switzerland have this year moved towards crafting rules for initial coin offerings, and Britain's financial watchdog is also looking at the sector.
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Her practice, formally focused on creating functional objects such as teapots and flower vases, has moved towards wall sculptures, presenting two works that integrate bone with fine porcelain.
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It's really critical that people look at these as national security issues and public health issues, not just as an economy that's moved towards just-in-time logistics.
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The clash broke out when Peshmerga Rojava forces moved towards the border with Syria, encroaching on territory controlled by a local affiliate of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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In 2003 the Episcopal Church (the American wing of Anglicanism) consecrated a sexually active gay bishop and last year moved towards allowing its clergy to solemnise same-sex marriage.
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It's the principle driving the creation of banlieues and favelas: Everything that is considered a surplus, a piece of waste, is just moved towards the outskirts of the city.
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Strangely, this occurred only a month after the United States prematurely moved towards normalizing relations with the very abnormal government of Sudan by removing comprehensive sanctions on the country.
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As American art moved towards a surplus of presence, both in the works themselves and on the art market, the French response was a surplus of absence on both counts.
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And prior to that, as far back as 2007, it has been pushing to reduce the amount operators can charge for roaming as it moved towards a final phasing out.
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Elsewhere, Wolseley, the distributor of plumbing and heating products, moved towards the top of the benchmark after reporting a revenue of £8.4 billion ($10.6 billion) in the last six months.
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Crude prices once again moved towards $30 per barrel, but held ground above the key level, after data showed a bigger-than-expected increase in U.S. crude stockpiles last week.
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The private sector has moved towards a "multi-cloud" strategy in order to insure against failure by one company, and to utilize the best aspects of several different cloud providers.
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Fast forward through when rock 'n' roll birthed what's known as the showband scene in the 1950s, urban tastes moved towards blues and beat acts in the 60s and 70s.
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"I immediately moved towards the scene and found large amounts of money and a number of Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces officials outside the room," Abdullah told the court.
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The Church of England, where the Anglican tradition originated, has in recent years moved towards greater acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) people, including addressing homophobic bullying in schools.
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The art exhibitions in New York City which caught and held our attention are those that have in subtle and oblique ways moved towards precisely those values that stand in opposition.
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Docker had problems commercializing its technology prior to this as the container technology moved away from the container itself, which became a commodity of sorts, and moved towards management with Kubernetes.
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While the majority of modern defense aviation has moved towards the more versatile unmanned aerial systems, the U-2 has successfully staved-off numerous Pentagon attempts to send it into retirement.
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Washington (CNN)As a massive bipartisan budget deal moved towards a vote Thursday, temperatures were rising on the left, where Democrats were fuming that -- once again -- immigration was being left behind.
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But national ones have moved towards the American model, by soliciting donations from private and corporate donors—"a way for the rich to launder their souls", as one director cynically puts it.
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"NAFTA is fine the way it is, it's a commercial relationship," Gutierrez said, adding that North America would be making a mistake similar to Europe if it moved towards a common currency.
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During this exchange Trump cut over him verbally — saying "that's enough" — at which point a female White House intern moved towards Acosta and attempted to take the microphone out of his hands.
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Android phones, like the OnePlus 6 and Oppo Find X, have moved towards slimming this bottom bezel down, but the Pixel 3 XL looks to lean right into the ugly design trend.
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From there, everything descended into chaos as a huge police deployment moved towards the main Harcourt Road protest camp from multiple directions, eventually forcing protesters onto roads leading towards Central and Wan Chai.
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Other nations that have moved towards decriminalization or legalization — a handful in South America, as well as Portugal and Mexico — are expected to ask the UN to recognize the drug as, essentially, harmless.
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Many of them have moved towards a more moderate position, a shift that was most evident last night in Warren, who spoke enthusiastically about shoring up Obamacare and barely mentioned Medicare-for-all.
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"As our focus has moved towards building a premium, differentiated and higher-margin business, the industrial services offering is no longer core to our strategy," Chief Financial Officer David Kemp said in a statement.
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While last week had us all sobbing over the big reveal, this week definitely moved towards setting up the plot to show us just how we got to This Is Us' most heartbreaking moment.
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The bank moved towards its targeted reduction of the cost base to USD2033bn per quarter by end-2017, with a quarterly run rate of USD7.5bn in 1H16, excluding the bank levy and Brazil operations.
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The Local Council of Daraya has said civilian families will be brought to western Ghouta in the Damascus province, while Free Syrian Army fighters and their families will be moved towards Idlib, in northern Syria.
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Finance Minister Mamoun Hamdan said last month that economic activity had picked up significantly, and that a move to issue foreign currency deposits was aimed at funding trade operations as the government moved towards reconstruction.
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Except Hall is famous for his leg entanglements and leg lock game in MMA and as soon as Maynard moved towards Hall's back, he seemed to remember this and want nothing to do with it.
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Juncker, a former Luxembourg prime minister who has been at the heart of EU policy making for three decades, reminisced about the time when Europe moved towards economic union and created the single euro currency.
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"Over the past 30 years, we have seen manufacturing come down as a contributor to the economy as we have moved towards a service-based economy," said Gregory Daco, chief US economist at Oxford Economics.
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African-Americans, long loyal to the Republicans as the "party of Lincoln", also moved towards the Democrats, not least because the Ku Klux Klan, whose numbers proliferated in the 1920s, had taken on Prohibition-enforcement duties.
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But as we've moved towards the general election phase, the idea of Trump the candidate becoming Trump the President causes one to stop shouting and think: We know what he is against but what is he for?
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"Unfortunately, people have been actively feeding this alligator which is why it moved towards the camera when a piece of grass was thrown its way," the Marine Corps Air Station New River wrote in a Facebook post.
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From my center court perspective I could see a ways down the sideline, but anyone taking a three pointer from behind the arc on my side of the court was obscured as they moved towards the corner.
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Performers in Yangon, the commercial capital, were required to submit their lyrics to a censorship board, with a spokesman for the ruling National League for Democracy telling Reuters the restrictions were "temporary" as the country moved towards democracy.
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The final scene, in particular, reminds us that weapons are not the only way to fight back against oppressors, an idea that's been left behind as Hollywood has moved towards churning out bigger, bolder artillery with visual effects.
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Entire towns and villages were submerged during the Category 2 storm, which made landfall shortly after midnight on March 15, with 175 kph (109 mph) winds that brought and huge rains as it moved towards Zimbabwe and Malawi.
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The Port of Weipa, which handles bauxite from Rio Tinto's Weipa mine as well as general cargo, fuel and live cattle, remained shut for a third day as Cyclone Penny moved towards it across the Gulf of Carpentaria.
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U.S. Treasury yields, which notched up their biggest one-day jump in almost three months on Tuesday as the tax bill moved towards passage, steadied at around 2.46 percent — holding near the previous day's almost two-month highs.
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Asian shares moved towards their highest point in two years while the dollar benefited overnight on a Reuters report that the European Central Bank is keen to reassure investors that its easy-money policy is far from ending.
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Back in February, I said the phones were an improvement for Sony (the fingerprint reader was finally activated again on U.S. models), but ultimately still lagged behind the competition as they moved towards shrinking the bezels around the display.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan will lift a shipping warning later on Thursday after Typhoon Talim veered away from the island and moved towards Japan but the capital, Taipei, and other cities can expect heavy rains from the storm, meteorologists said.
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As such, we are implementing a fiscal-consolidation package to reduce the fiscal deficit and cap the public-debt ratio, and have moved towards further improving fiscal institutions, such as granting legal status and autonomy to the advisory fiscal council.
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As he grew out of programming in his teens ("the web did not exist in any accessible form, nor were computers part of most people's daily lives") he moved towards the kinds of literature that soothe a troubled adolescent soul.
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But it has fallen on worries that Trump would not succeed in pushing through his economic agenda, and as other countries' central banks have moved towards tightening monetary conditions, lessening the divergence between their policies and that of the Federal Reserve.
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TEL AVIV, March 27 (Reuters) - Israel appeared headed for a unity government on Friday after opposition leader Benny Gantz moved towards an agreement with Prime Minister Benjmain Netanyahu, disappointing voters who had hoped to bring down the right-wing premier.
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The pre-eminence of the likes of Mr Altmaier in today's CDU speaks of how far the party has moved towards 1968 values—and helps to explain why Kohl-era traditionalists (especially in the CSU) bridle at the party's shifts under Mrs Merkel.
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The result of this move towards the casual is a split in the gaming industry in which most of the money – the oxygen – has escaped the casual market and moved towards the "hard core" world of FPSes, MMORPGs, and other blockbuster-style titles.
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It finds that since 2014, socialist, Christian democrat and conservative parties have as a group moved towards more restrictive immigration policies and that the liberal, Christian democrat and especially conservative ones have increased their tendency to deploy anti-establishment or anti-elite rhetoric.
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As they've moved towards more original material, Sabbath Assembly has also focused hard on pushing their creative boundaries by incorporating stunning visual art and video work (as seen in their new video for "Does Love Die," which Myers shadow casted and edited).
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President Trump makes some strong points on the need to restore the rule of law in our approach to border enforcement, especially given that many Democrats appear to have largely moved towards a position where they barely support the notion of a border at all.
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A recent hike in benchmark rates by 265bp to 26796% on 27232 August is a sign that policy priorities may have moved towards stabilising these ongoing pressures after a number of key personnel changes at the Bank of Mongolia following parliamentary elections earlier this summer.
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The Czech was sidelined for five months after being stabbed in her left playing hand by an intruder at her home and although the 13th seed has gradually moved towards her best level, Muguruza was the hot favorite under the lights at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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But it has fallen on worries that Trump would not succeed in implementing other programs he campaigned on, in particular infrastructure, and as other countries' central banks have moved towards tightening monetary conditions, lessening the divergence between their policies and that of the Federal Reserve.
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Here's what's changed: 72% of the companies involved have eliminated per- and polyfluorinated chemicals (PFCs), which are used to make clothing water-repellant, from their products; 72% have also moved towards more radical transparency by publishing a list of all suppliers on their supply chain.
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" In a statement on his website, Mr. Metheny said, "As I moved towards using more and more electricity in the music, I really felt it was important to balance that with natural sound, and Naná was able to offer that in a perfect way.
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But the regular sessions, sprawling affairs often criticized as heavy on process and light on tangible outcomes, were abandoned as the Trump administration moved towards a more confrontational approach to China that relied on the use of tariffs to pressure the country into economic concessions.
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When she started to gain interest in the racing industry in the 90s, race car innovations trickled down into the commercial car industry to help improve safety measures, but as the race cars moved towards greener innovations, they were being funded by the oil and gas industries.
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A similar PlayStation "4.5" had been recently confirmed, the PlayStation Neo, and early details also indicate it is being made with virtual reality and 4K in mind, though at this moment in time many console consumers haven't moved towards the home entertainment systems or peripherals to take advantage of those features.
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By the mid-1900s the world was being scoured by musicologists seeking to document and preserve, with ethnographic labels giving them altruistic support: Folkways in America, Topic in Britain and Ocora, set up by the French government initially to record the music of the French West African colonies as they moved towards independence.
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Macron hinted at the shift at an EU summit in October when he described his plan to create a budget for the 19-nation currency bloc as a long-term project whose logic would become clear once Europe moved towards closer integration in other areas, such as defense, migration, energy and digital.
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The White House said on Monday President Donald Trump was open to authorizing additional strikes on Syria if its government uses chemical weapons again or deploys barrel bombs, while North Korea warned of a nuclear attack on the United States if it was provoked as a U.S. Navy strike group moved towards the western Pacific.
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Under the crown prince, Saudi Arabia has loosened some internal social restrictions, moved towards improved relations with Israel, worked to isolate Iran, and opposed the Assad regime's war on its own people, though the latter was probably prompted more by the longtime antipathy between the House of Saud and the Assad family than concern for Syrian citizens.
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As the scene moved towards Rodriguez's spot towards the side of the interview, he was caught in his classic red carpet position: smiling with an iPhone pointed directly at a glowing J.Lo. While A.Rod's Instagram has yet to reveal what footage he caught of his girlfriend and Seacrest, his stories are filled with images of the couple's Grammys' preparation.
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You know, it's becoming a running joke on this podcast, but most people who come in here who have a web publishing business of some sort either are announcing their paywall on this show or they're about to launch one, or if they're not they're a rare anomaly, and everyone's moved towards the only way to make this work is to charge people.
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UBS Wealth Management forecast sterling/dollar GBP= falling to 1.25 and sterling/euro GBPEUR= down to 1.20 on currency markets if Britain voted to leave the EU. While a YouGov poll published on Wednesday showed British voters evenly split between "Remain" and "Leave" ahead of the ballot, two surveys the previous day - one online and one conducted via telephone - showed British voters had moved towards voting to leave the EU. Reporting by Sudip Kar-Gupta
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