On October 2nd, the US Supreme Court's new term began.
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That's why it has launched a new Term Funding Scheme.
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Rouhani was sworn in for a new term on Saturday.
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Governor Mugur Isarescu has been reappointed for a new term.
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The Supreme Court begins a new term in early October.
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Humala cannot seek a new term because of constitutional limits.
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The Supreme Court begins a new term with eight justices.
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"'Craptions' isn't a new term by any means," Poynter says.
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Brennan tried to split the difference with a new term.
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Surprisingly, this is a new term to the Times puzzle.
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Augmented reality — mixed reality, I guess is the new term, right?
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President Erdogan will enter his new term with greatly expanded powers.
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That's when Lola introduces Yael to a new term: gender fluidity.
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Despite its apparent ubiquity, sexual harassment is a relatively new term.
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It's time for you to understand a new term — vanity marketing.
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She will have an even bigger portfolio in this new term.
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Martha McSally, who is running for a new term in 2020 .
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That would push the case into the new term beginning in October.
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Williams also revealed players' new term for when the NFL investigates someone.
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But it's not only low for the beginning of a new term.
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Gary Herbert (R), too, is likely to cruise to a new term.
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Murphy, No. 17-1107, in its new term, which started in October.
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The BoE also introduced a new term funding scheme for small businesses.
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Well, someone call Merriam-Webster, because there's a new term to learn: Paperclipping.
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The filing did not specify when his new term is set to start.
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So that is just a bad start for a new term of Legislature.
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Her new term will begin July 5, the IMF said in a statement.
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As bitcoin continues to mature, there's a new term we need to learn.
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True to tech, we've coined a new term, with a twist: insourced development.
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Eurogamer even coined a new term for it: top down fuck-em-up.
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The new term is studded with major cases likely to provoke sharp conflicts.
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The move comes days after Xi Jinping began a new term as president.
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In Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan purged his enemies and won a new term.
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Justices are back at work: The Supreme Court begins its new term today.
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The case was argued on the first day of the court's new term.
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First Monday is upon us: the first day of the Supreme Court's new term.
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The new term for liberal men used by the alt-right and their ilk.
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Honduras's congress appointed Óscar Chinchilla to a new term as the country's attorney-general.
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The decision on whether to give him a new term is expected this Thursday.
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The regional Organization of American States has said it won't recognize his new term.
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The move came two days after Xi Jinping began a new term as president.
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If it doesn't, Jaguars fans may want to learn a new term: winning streak.
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Senators easily confirmed NRC Chairwoman Kristine Svinicki to a new term late last month.
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He also introduces a new term into the financial lexicon: The industrial certainty complex.
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He won re-election in April and will begin his new term in October.
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The new term loans and revolver eliminate the financial covenants under the old credit facility.
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Parliament voted 200 to 116 against giving Lofven, currently caretaker prime minister, a new term.
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The new term, suggested in 2000, is based on the Greek word "anthropos", meaning "man".
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Value on investment, a new term, is more important that return on investment, he said.
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In his remarks, Netanyahu used a new term to refer to the Eritreans and Sudanese.
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Justice Scalia's absence is already having an impact on the new term in intriguing ways.
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But the regional Organization of American States has said it won't recognize his new term.
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They will also hear from Jeffrey Baran, an NRC commissioner nominated to a new term.
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"Affirmative consent" is a relatively new term, but grown-up sex has been around forever.
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That includes $305 million of asset-based financing and an $80 million new term loan.
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One blogger, Stephen Schwartz, popularized a new term, "Islamofascism," which soon spread on the right.
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Galbraith will begin his new term at the next City Council meeting, on Jan. 10.
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Yellen is still in the running to be reappointed by Trump to a new term.
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When she started speaking nonsense in a strange babble, doctors added a new term: psychosis.
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By backing a new term for Bouteflika, the prime minister essentially removed himself as a candidate.
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The phenomenon has given rise to a troubling new term in public health: deaths of despair.
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Brown is seen as a potential presidential candidate in 2020 if he wins a new term.
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If language is the herald of things to come, the new term sends an unequivocal message.
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Now that he has a new term in office, Modi should address their concerns, farmers said.
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On his podcast, he talks about offensive line play and teaches a new term each week.
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Given the challenge of China's traffic, Baidu coined a new term for its system: Level 4+.
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Layla Shaikley doesn't just embody the new term, which means "Muslim hipster" — she helped coin it.
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Layla Shaikley doesn't just embody the new term, which means "Muslim hipster" — she helped coin it.
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It will also temporarily add new term repo operations with terms of 6 and 12 months.
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Katie Hill and another to nominate a candidate for a new term starting in January 2021.
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Either way, the likely outcome — a new term for Mr. Morales — would be bad for Bolivians.
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In fact, the term "marine heatwave" is a relatively new term to define these new conditions.
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The Republican nomination race in the United States has given the world a new term: Trumpism.
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His decision not to seek a new term came in the face of near-certain defeat.
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An ethics scandal and unfulfilled expectations mean it's far from certain he'll win a new term.
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Finance borrowed new term B loans of $230.5 million for total outstanding term b loan principal amount of $2.28 billion * Wideopenwest Inc - under amendment, revolving credit commitments were increased by an aggregate principal amount of $100 million * Wideopenwest - new term B loans will mature in Aug.
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He linked Kabila's potential new term in office to the ongoing crisis across the border in Burundi.
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Generation Alpha isn't a new term; it's been bandied about by Forbes, Digiday, and The Guardian already.
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Two minute rule The two minute rule was installed for the new term which began last week.
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The Supreme Court granted seven other cases and the new term is set to begin next week.
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Carpenter's case will be argued before the court some time after its new term begins in October.
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The source adds the Ritchies' trip overlapped with Rocco's first day of a new term at school.
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Kabila was barred by term limits from standing for a new term after 18 years in power.
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And what is scheduled on the first day of the Supreme Court's new term beginning October 1?
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It's one thing to disagree with the need for a new term for 'single' — a fair criticism.
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The White House would like a confirmation vote before the court's new term begins on Oct. 1.
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There are fears she will become even more heavy-handed should she win a new term. Mrs.
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But though it may be a new term to many of us, it's been around for decades.
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Cities are also witnessing the renaissance of "co-living," a new term for single-room-occupancy communities.
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The process might not be complete before the start of the Supreme Court's new term on Oct.
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They have threatened to enact laws that could bar Mr. Netanyahu from a new term in office.
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They have threatened to enact laws that could bar Mr. Netanyahu from a new term in office.
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International observers say the election has been engineered for President Nicolás Maduro to win a new term.
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It is, however, a "relatively new term," according to Stephen Gruberg, a partner at law firm Proskauer.
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A new term would give the president, David E. Granger, power to manage proceeds from those exports.
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What will be the new term limit for Chinese President Xi Jinping if he gets his way?
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The "dark yellow" is a new term, however, coined after Saturday's close-fought win over Swansea City.
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I also believe the wireless industry will revisit the consolidation issue early-ish in the new term.
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They have created a new term, "ddalbabo"—"daughter crazy"—for men who go loopy over their female offspring.
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Why it matters: Maduro is set to be sworn in for a new term on January 10, 2019.
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MORE nominated former FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel to a new term in the last days of his administration.
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"Before you know it, we may have a new term: history deniers," said Yale University historian David Blight.
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Emma Watson is happily single and she's even coined a new term to describe her unfettered relationship status.
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Indiamart is also the first company to launch its IPO in the new term of Narendra Modi's government.
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Instead, investors and the industry alike should adopt quality as the new term of endearment in financial services.
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Poland was barely scathed by the financial crisis, and in 0003 voters awarded Civic Platform a new term.
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But unless the "establishment" is a new term for the African American vote, this is completely off base.
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And I come from a place from my parents where, before social justice was now a new term.
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Mr. Maduro's current term continues until the end of the year; his new term will last six years.
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It means Netanyahu has secured a new term as prime minister, and Israel's political deadlock is seemingly over.
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What is that thing called when somebody waits on the phone and it doesn't ring, the new term?
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Peskov declined to say if Putin, who founded United Russia, will seek a new term in office in 2018.
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Putin has not said if he will seek a new term, though most Kremlin-watchers expect him to run.
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The court's rejection of the case came on the first day of its new term, which runs through June.
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Oregon: Governor Kate Brown reaffirmed her decision to continue a moratorium on executions in Oregon during her new term.
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Francisco takes up his new position as the Supreme Court prepares to begin its new term on Oct. 2.
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On the first trip abroad of his new term, Mr. Modi is expected to visit another neighbor, the Maldives.
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The proposed section 501(c)(4) regulations introduced a new term, "candidate-related political activity," and defined it broadly.
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The Organization of American States said Thursday that it, too, would not recognize Mr. Maduro's new term as legitimate.
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Human co-ordination has been going on for ages: why did you feel the need to coin a new term?
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Scanlon will get to serve the remainder of Meehan's term, and then serve a new term starting on Jan. 3.
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That would set up the Senate to vote on his nomination before the court starts its new term in October.
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His comments come a day after the Supreme Court began a new term on Monday with just eight sitting judges.
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Officials and analysts say there is little agreement among Putin's top policymakers on an economic strategy for his new term.
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The Organization of American States, a regional bloc, voted last week 19 to 85033 to not recognize Maduro's new term.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A new term is gaining ground in Thailand's political vocabulary: "Chung-Chart", which translates roughly as "nation-hater".
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Former President Obama nominated former FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel to a new term in the last days of his administration.
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A ruling is due by the end of the court's new term, which starts on Monday and ends in June.
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In recent years the pre-term "long conference" has resulted in some significant grants to start off the new term.
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Feinstein, Amy Klobuchar, Mazie Hirono, and Kamala Harris, are expected to continue serving on the panel in the new term.
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And as "climate change" vanishes from the executive branch's vocabulary, Trump and his Cabinet have introduced a new term: energy dominance.
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The #NeverPersky movement would have to wait 90 days after his new term of office begins, before beginning the recall process.
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If he completes his new term, he would be the longest-serving prime minister since the job was created, in 1885.
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In the following days, a new term gained steam: "big d— energy," used to describe someone who exudes confidence and swagger.
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Its possible, Senate Republicans will hold off on confirming Pai to his new term, until Trump makes his final two nominations.
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In this new term, Germany may face two major challenges; the first is the trade barriers that we have just mentioned.
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Putin has promised to use his new term to beef up Russia's defenses against the West and to raise living standards.
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Mr. Bouteflika withdrew from running for a new term but canceled Algeria's presidential election, which had been set for April 18.
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It could be a new uniform for a new term, with Ms. Pelosi framed as a new kind of fashion trailblazer.
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Join us Wednesday, October 3 to notice and wonder about the Supreme Court, which opens its new term on October 13.
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Starks' nomination is expected to be considered in the coming months along with a new term for Republican Commissioner Brendan Carr.
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As Erdoğan started a new term, in 22011, the growing momentum toward political Islam in Turkey brought him and Gülen closer.
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It is not usual for a new administration to replace the U.S. attorneys of the preceding administration in a new term.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is eager to install Kavanaugh onto the court quickly, given that its new term just began.
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Polls show he has no real competition this year, and will likely be elected for a new term ending in 2026.
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Because it's a new term, there isn't a backlog of pending cases that have been argued and haven't been decided yet.
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The BoE also announced a new Term Funding Scheme (TFS) aimed at ensuring the base-rate cut is passed through to borrowers.
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Would you be in favor of letting this thing play out longer than the beginning of the new term at the courts?
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While that might be the perspective from some institutions, the reality is that regtech, while a new term, is not really new.
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It is unclear whether pricing on the new term loan will remain in line with existing levels or price tighter or wider.
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Kayla Moore, Roy Moore's wife, coined an entirely new term, "full-term abortion," to attack Jones with at a rally before Thanksgiving.
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But according to a longstanding rule, the age limit for a member of the Politburo to start a new term is 65.
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In Japan more pupils commit suicide on September 1st, just before the start of the new term, than on any other day.
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But he will face challenges in his new term on the major issues for voters: that anti-corruption push and the economy.
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"Every time Putin starts a new term, he begins with a new reform package," says Alexander Ivlev of EY, an accountancy firm.
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Most polls show the ANC receiving a majority, a result that would guarantee a new term for Ramaphosa (presidents aren't directly elected).
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Haunting is the newest new term for a longstanding dating phenomenon, and it's the logical followup to our recent plague of ghosting.
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It seems like every week, we're coining a new term for an egregious online dating offense repeated so rapidly it becomes routine.
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"Wait 'til tomorrow 'til she makes a new term, because every term she brings forward, there's no proof behind it," he said.
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SARA EISEN: Stan, what--do you think Chairman Powell's biggest challenge is going to be, as he takes over this new term?
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So much so that Netflix even coined the new term binge racers to describe a new evolution in our TV-watching habits.
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If you're still working or have a lot of debt, a new term life policy may make the most sense, said Johnson.
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When the new term starts in September, beef products will not be found in campus food outlets at Goldsmiths, University of London.
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Senators will also consider Jeffrey Baran's nomination for a new term at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, where he is already a commissioner.
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The Supreme Court will likely not consider the request to hear the case until it returns for its new term in October.
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Mr. Joko, who has ignored the students' concerns since starting his new term, reappointed the two ministers in charge of those policies.
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The Supreme Court's new term that begins on Monday could prove momentous, with cases involving gun control, abortion, L.G.B.T. rights and immigration.
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Others point to the possibility of establishing a new term for code that is open for most uses but restricted for others.
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Critic's Notebook If Donald J. Trump continues to hold press conferences when he's president, we may need a new term for them.
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The beginning of Mr. Maduro's new term drew an international outcry that has left the Venezuelan government more isolated than ever before.
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Do you think you can keep the momentum going past the Christmas break into the new term — even with a Democratic House?
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A $7503 billion delayed-draw add-on to the new term loan-B6 will be used to refinance the existing term loan-B5.
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That was uncontroversial, but to expand its geographical scope a new term was devised: Yidai Yilu, or One [land] Belt, One [maritime] Road.
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There's a new term called "horror-adjacent" that I've been hearing a lot—horror movies that aren't horror movies, the artsy horror film.
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MOSCOW, March 22 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday he would nominate central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina for a new term.
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Living spaces have shrunk so much that a new term has emerged: "nano flat," for apartments measuring around 200 square feet or less.
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"I spoke to the president last week and I told him he needs to coin a new term: Fake Republicans," Falwell said Friday.
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She died at the scene, near her home outside Maseru, the capital, just two days before Mr. Thabane's inauguration to a new term.
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Nor was it scheduled when the new term opened in October, nor the rest of last fall, nor the opening months of 2017.
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Generation Z helped bring a new term into widespread acceptance this summer: VSCO girls, teens heralding brightly colored outfits and environmentally friendly items.
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McEwan said RBS would look at the BoE's new Term Funding Scheme aimed at helping banks to boost lending to households and businesses.
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He was sworn in for his new term last month, but the National Assembly, controlled by opposition parties, called Mr. Maduro's government illegitimate.
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A shorthanded Supreme Court started off its new term Monday seemingly split on what's become a big dispute over a tiny endangered frog.
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Republicans hope the full Senate can vote on the nomination close to the time the Supreme Court's new term starts on Oct 1.
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If Iger sees out his new term, that would rule out a presidential bid in 2020, which had been the subject of some speculation.
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I would come up with a new term for the big models now that live and breathe social media, because it is very different.
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"The voice of the people has been heard," Brahimi said on state television after Bouteflika's announcement that he would not seek a new term.
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However, ALDE leader Calin Popescu Tariceanu said earlier this week the ruling coalition will support central bank Governor Mugur Isarescu for a new term.
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"The law requires us to wait 90 days after his new term of office begins before we can start our recall effort," it says.
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Go deeper... By the numbers: Venezuela's economic collapse Maduro faces mounting Western pressure entering new term The White House roadmap for intervening in Venezuela
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Never one to be stopped from working, RBG hopes to be back in the bench when the court starts its new term next month.
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In the first decree of his new term, Mr Putin ordered his government to improve health care and education and to raise living standards.
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In the second day of its new term, the Supreme Court for the first time will confront the role of memory in capital punishment.
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That would be especially helpful in the run-up to elections next year, when President Vladimir Putin is likely to seek a new term.
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Also complicating the Hill process is securing a new term for Pai, who needs to be re-confirmed by the end of the year.
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The court's public information office on Monday released the calendar for arguments in the first month of the court's new term starting in October.
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It's unclear exactly when arguments will set sail, but the justices will likely dive into the case once their new term begins in October.
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Foreign diplomats see little prospect that Russia's standoffs with the West that have dominated the past four years will ease during Putin's new term.
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"There is certainly a lot of evidence that 'womxn' is being discussed and used, but it's still a relatively new term," Mr. Sokolowski said.
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These realities make Foner's argument seem starry-eyed: The court's new term will be its 51st as an ever more right-leaning Republican body.
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And later, Patriarch Kirill, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, gave Mr. Putin an 18th century icon while blessing him for his new term.
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They're his security blanket, and his new term will be rife with actual presidential needs like improving the economic and security situation in Egypt.
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BARTIROMO: Real quick before you, Senator, do you believe you can get Kavanaugh in place before the Supreme Court&aposs new term starts October 1?
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Further underlining the relationship&aposs importance, the visit marks Putin&aposs first overseas trip since he began his new term in office a month ago.
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The new term has also brought the departure of some prominent men, including the first deputy mayor, Tony Shorris, and a deputy mayor, Richard Beury.
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There are cord-cutters and cord-nevers, and now Showtime's president, David Nevins, has added a new term to the television industry lexicon: Cord-cobblers.
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In the afternoon, some investors switched their focus from relief about Widodo's apparent victory to the challenges his administration will face in the new term.
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Hoyer and Clyburn would also be subject to the new term limits Pelosi's commitment was enough to secure her the votes of several Democratic holdouts.
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The BoE also announced a new Term Funding Scheme worth up to £100 billion and purchase of up to £1.1.32 billion in U.K corporate bonds.
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Colau's party said on Friday its members had voted in favor of her seeking a new term in a deal with the Catalan Socialist Party.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ India: Narendra Modi, India's powerful and polarizing prime minister, will get a new term, according to partial election results tallied as of this morning.
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The job of speaker of the National Assembly rotates among parties; when the new term began, last December, it happened to be his party's turn.
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Online life insurance agencies saw surges of new term life insurance policy applications in early March 2020, and applications don't show signs of slowing down.
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While not endorsing her outright, Cuomo signaled Thursday afternoon that it might make sense to leave Underwood in the post until the new term begins.
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New term contracts also use different types of price formula, including a LNG spot price index or a gas price index in Europe, he said.
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Manchin's vote to convict Trump is likely to spark speculation that he will not seek a new term when he next faces reelection in 2024.
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New term for Japan's leader: Shinzo Abe is set to become the country's longest-serving prime minister after he declared victory in national parliamentary elections.
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Putin may feign dismay over Western sanctions and diplomatic repercussions after his attacks around the world, but his new term will probably mean more hostility.
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The court will hear oral arguments and issue a ruling in the case in its new term, which starts in October and ends in June.
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The new term loan facilities reduces Indivior's interest coupon rate to Libor plus 4.50 percent from Libor plus 6 percent, it said in a statement.
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One of his lawyers even came up with a new term for Musk's "pedo guy" tweet: a JDART, a joking, deleted, apologized for, responsive tweet.
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That's not necessarily good news for the telegenic PM — an ethics scandal and unfulfilled expectations mean it's far from certain he'll win a new term.
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Supporters, many of whom were public servants identified by t-shirts of state agencies, rallied in the center of Caracas to celebrate the new term.
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The Justices not only agreed to hear the cases this fall, but also agreed to hear the issue in early October when its new term begins.
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Bolivians will vote in a referendum on Sunday to decide on a constitutional change that would allow Mr. Morales to seek a new term in 2019.
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Energizer said it intends to fund the deal through existing cash and committed debt facilities, expected to consist of a new term loan and senior notes.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, who polls show is on course to win a new term, can point to the lowest unemployment rate in nearly 42 years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate confirmed Geoffrey Starks to join the Federal Communications Commission and approved a new term for Commissioner Brendan Carr late on Wednesday.
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He's just kicking off his new term and won't face re-election until 2022, but Medicaid expansion and drug crisis are keeping him on the fence.
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It also asked the court to fast-track the case, which could result in the justices hearing it before its new term begins in the fall.
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Heitkamp and Tester are both up for reelection in 220006 in states that President Trump won in 2202, while Warner started a new term this year.
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Heitkamp and Tester are both up for reelection in 2018 in states that President Trump won in 85033, while Warner started a new term this year.
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The hot new term in the world of tax reform is "border adjustability," which refers to when governments have systems that tax imports and exempt exports.
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He is picking up a couple of hundred million dollars of the new term loan arranged by Bank of America Corp, one of the people added.
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But the fact that it hasn't done it already makes it seem very plausible that the Court will wait until the new term starts in October.
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The Justices won't hear the case until the Court starts a new term in October, meaning their ruling won't come until well after the presidential election.
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Decree 703, issued just before Mr. Erdogan was sworn in to his new term, also removed many of the regulations in the selection process for appointments.
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However, he praised the central bank's new term-funding scheme to support small and medium-sized companies, and measures to improve lending conditions for commercial banks.
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There's a relatively new term to describe this feeling: time famine, or the sensation of having too much to do without enough time to do it.
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ERC abstained in a vote in parliament in July when Sanchez failed to get enough support for a new term, which eventually prompted this month's election.
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White House budget chief Mick Mulvaney is touting a new term for President Trump's economic agenda, calling it "MAGAnomics" in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
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Another new term is "breadcrumbing," when someone sends short flirty messages to keep the other person interested even though they have little intention of meeting up.
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Previous concessions by Mr. Bouteflika, including plans to set early elections should he win a new term in April, had also failed to temper public outrage.
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Lopatin ended the podcast by philosophizing about his role in music, referring to himself as a "science fiction musician," a new term for the musical lexicon.
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Bregier left in February and Enders announced he would not seek a new term when his mandate expires in 2019, contradicting earlier signals indicating he would stay.
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The Treasury, which is a key investor in the company, intends to confirm Francesco Starace as chief executive for a new term, Milano Finanza said on Saturday.
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In addition to the new term loan, BC Partners is also injecting €21m of new equity into Aenova and has also raised €100m of subordinated, preplaced PIK.
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Navalny called a series of rallies in the Russian capital and other cities on May 5, just before President Vladimir Putin&aposs inauguration for a new term.
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Monday was the first day of the Supreme Court's new term, full of blockbuster cases on Constitutional questions involving immigration, voting rights and religious liberty, among others.
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Helped by the best performing economy in the euro zone for the fifth successive year, its new term lending rise by 15 percent to 5 billion euros.
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ERC abstained in a vote in parliament in July in which Sanchez failed to get enough support for a new term, which eventually prompted this month's election.
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Goldman Sachs has a better idea for those seeking refuge: Move into "bond proxies," a relatively new term for a similar class of ostensibly low-risk equities.
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Shea-Porter's new term only just started, and she'll have plenty of time over the next two years to show she's delivering for the district, he said.
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The Supreme Court begins a new term next week with a docket of cases that could have sweeping implications for religious freedom, jury deliberations and congressional redistricting.
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Winning a new term would allow Mr. Temer to maintain the special legal standing afforded to senior government officials, which has so far shielded him from trial.
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Now comes another major test for the country: a presidential vote that many international observers say has been engineered for Mr. Maduro to win a new term.
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Morales continued to insist he'd won a new term outright, leading to fears he planned to use shady means to block a high-risk December run-off.
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President Obama on Tuesday slammed Senate Republicans over the Supreme Court vacancy as the justices for the nation's top court returned for a new term this week.
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Traders are nonetheless looking to the report as his administration has touted a new term "currency misalignment" as a cause of trade imbalances it seeks to address.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) in the new term — is a notable perch and has jurisdiction over everything from Supreme Court nominees to immigration reform to data privacy.
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After his apology, when asked by reporters if he was going to resign, Artiles replied "absolutely not," and said he planned to seek a new term in 2018.
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The Bank of England's new Term Funding Scheme won't work as demand for loans remained weak and banks were still under-capitalized, a former rate-setter said Friday.
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I didn't get it from the institution where I got my training, and even today, when I speak to medical colleges today, it's a new term for them.
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He characterized it as an attack aimed at the embattled president, who was recently elected to a new term in office despite a crippling economic and humanitarian crisis.
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Photo via Flickr user Matt Biddulph A study released Monday coins a new term to explain how some people commit extremely violent crimes despite not being mentally ill.
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The new term loan was offered to investors at a discount of 93 cents on the dollar compared to the initially proposed issue price of 98, sources said.
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Goldman Sachs has a better idea for those seeking refuge:Investors should move into "bond proxies," a relatively new term for a similar class of ostensibly low-risk equities.
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The Supreme Court is beginning a new term on Monday with a blockbuster docket of cases touching on civil rights, free speech, presidential power, redistricting and privacy rights.
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Jennifer Jacobs of Bloomberg shared reporting on how not reappointing Yellen to a new term would not only end a bipartisan tradition -- but also end an historic tenure.
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"We almost coined internally a new term because we felt 'video call' was too reductionistic of the experience, it's more about the sense of being together," Camargo says.
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And this Thursday, at the amfAR Inspiration Gala in New York, Stephanie Seymour weighed in with a few friendly comparisons and a suggestion for a new term entirely.
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In addition to "flygskam" (flight-shaming) and "smygflyga" (flying on the sly), Sweden has now devised a new term, "köpskam" to refer to the shame associated with shopping.
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The justices, on the second day of their new term, must determine whether executing Madison would violate the U.S. Constitution's Eighth Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
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This new term — image-based sexual abuse — better describes the nature and harms of the deeply injurious actions of men (and it is mostly men) who perpetrate it.
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The central bank also announced a new term-funding scheme to support small and medium-sized companies, as well as new steps to help commercial banks lend more.
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In a sign of Kremlin displeasure with the courts in the region, last year the Kremlin refused to extend the new term of the chief justice of Perm.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Tuesday about Recep Tayyip Erdogan's new term as the president of Turkey misstated the title of a book about Mr. Erdogan by Soner Cagaptay.
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We've got more on the economic impact below — plus news on a victory for college athletes and what to expect from a new term for the Supreme Court.
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The party also re-elected his daughter, Marine Le Pen, to a new term as president at party congress where she was its only candidate for the post.
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Mr. Spencer, however you describe him, calls himself a part of the "alt-right" — a new term for an informal and ill-defined collection of internet-based radicals.
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Manning's attorneys say she will continue to refuse to answer questions before any grand jury, which could land her in jail for the entirety of the new term.
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Inter Pipeline said it expected to fund the deal by proceeds from the issuance of 22.43 million subscription receipts, new term debt and available capacity on its credit facility.
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Aenova is paying slightly more for its new term loan, with the new five-year TLB guided to pay 525bp over Euribor, with a 0% floor at 99.5 OID.
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Judge Persky secured a new term this week (because he was unchallenged for the post, the election was canceled) and will serve another six years beginning in January, 2017.
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"Gender identity is a pretty new term for a lot of people so having effectively an even split on the bathroom question is a very good result," Currah said.
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This administration would be potentially fragile but Rajoy said he would not rule it out if he could not convince other parties to back him for a new term.
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The Supreme Court's new term is filled with major cases, from gerrymandering and civil rights to digital privacy and union fees, that could be swayed with a single vote.
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As the court begins its new term in October, it is the American people who will pay the price of holding an open seat for "President Trump" to fill.
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Egypt's presidential election has been faulted for having placed a rubber stamp on a new term for Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, who won in a landslide with little opposition.
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The Supreme Court has scheduled arguments in the closely watched legal fight over President Trump's travel ban for the second week of the court's new term starting in October.
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This effectively means that Netanyahu has secured a new term as prime minister, and Israel's political deadlock is seemingly over, with Gantz taking over as speaker of Israel's parliament.
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In a statement, the central bank said it would expand its bond buy back program and temporarily add new term repo operations with terms of 6 and 12 months.
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In a statement, the central bank said it would expand its bond buy back program and temporarily add new term repo operations with terms of 6 and 12 months.
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Last week, the Bank of Canada said it would provide billions of dollars of additional liquidity by adding new term repo operations and buying back more bonds from dealers.
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"I don't think that's a decision that you or I get to make," Gulati said on Friday in response to a question about whether he deserved a new term.
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WASHINGTON — In its first argument of the new term, the Supreme Court on Monday considered whether to give employers a powerful tool to bar class actions over workplace issues.
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For example, the company's term loan lenders will be offered a range of $750 to $880 of new term loans for every $1,000 of old term loans they tender.
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The Illinois case will be one of the most important that the nine justices will decide during their new term that begins on Monday and runs through next June.
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Parente's new term began on Sunday, when the board vote took place, and will end on March 26, 2019, according to press representatives for Petrobras, as the company is known.
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Next year, the whole of Uttar Pradesh elects a new state assembly in what will be Modi's most important test of popularity before he seeks a new term in 2019.
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Pinera, a conservative billionaire and former president elected to a new term in December, has said he was open to "perfecting" the constitution if a climate of political unity prevailed.
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Nearly everyone in consumer tech is now making "truly wireless" headphones, a new term or art meant to differentiate stereo wireless headsets from untethered earphones that slot into your earholes.
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Nearly everyone in consumer tech is now making "truly wireless" headphones, a new term or art meant to differentiate stereo wireless headsets from untethered earphones that slot into your earholes.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court will gavel in a new term on Tuesday with a thin docket of cases overshadowed by looming questions concerning the future tilt of the court.
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He feels that the geological debate is "manufactured" and that humans' impact on Earth is sufficiently well recognised that we have no need of a new term to describe it.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday it was too early to say whether he would seek a new term in the Kremlin in elections due in 2018.
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But, if you're hearing the term "gender dysphoria" for the first time, or need a refresher on what that means, it's totally okay, because it's actually a relatively new term.
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But even with Congress gone, Washington is still buzzing with the Supreme Court ready to begin its new term and agencies pushing ahead with their work before the year ends.
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The announcement of her new term came at a meeting between Putin and Nabiullina, where she told him that the financial sector had managed to adapt to new economic conditions.
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In the nightmare, which she describes in her 2015 memoir, "Plenty Ladylike," she's standing on the floor of the state legislature, waiting to be sworn in for a new term.
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" At a pair of rallies in Iowa on Thursday, Mr. Trump seemed to confer a new term of non-endearment, referring with great disdain to a certain "very little guy.
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They helped organize a series of rallies Navalny called in the Russian capital and other cities on May 5, just before President Vladimir Putin&aposs inauguration for a new term.
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The argument calendar for the current term closed in late January, meaning that any cases accepted from now on won't be heard until after the new term begins in October.
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Meanwhile, senior Socialist Jose Luis Abalos said outgoing prime minister Pedro Sanchez would ask parliament "soon" to give him a new term, but without saying when, or with whose support.
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Also, the Supreme Court will take up at least one abortion case in its new term, and the administration is taking heat from the right over its new vaping policy.
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The Supreme Court is kicking off its new term with arguments in two grisly murder cases that will test constitutional provisions concerning the rights of those accused of criminal offenses.
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To replace Iranian supplies, Formosa has clinched a new term contract with Iraq's Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) for Basra Light crude supplies in 2019, Lin said, declining to disclose volumes.
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If both are confirmed by the full Senate, the NRC will have a full roster of five commissioners after Chairwoman Kristine Svinicki was confirmed to a new term last month.
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Campaign slogans reading "Hitler returns" and "Hitler with the people" have appeared around the highland town of Yungar, where local politician Hitler Alba is seeking a new term as mayor.
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Thursday's scheduled meeting had been delayed to await "the approval of the formation of the Board of Directors and the Monetary Policy Committee for the new term," said the statement.
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In public appearances leading up to the new term, Ginsburg has publicly criticized originalism, Gorsuch's judicial philosophy, although she does not single out Gorsuch or any other justice by name.
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Lisa Murkowski is currently the head of the Senate's powerful Energy Committee, and her spokesperson has previously said that she's interested in maintaining her committee assignments in the new term.
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More than three months into the new term, the justices have issued only one opinion from an argued case — a unanimous decision in which Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the opinion.
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While not a new term - some investment firms have included a variation of the provision in earlier CLOs – the push by investors to include the optionality has increased, the sources said.
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Putin, commander-in-chief of Russia's armed forces, ran as an independent candidate when re-elected to a new term in March, but is supported by the ruling United Russia Party.
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And number three, we should complete that process with either an up-or-down vote in time for the court to be at full strength for its new term beginning Oct.
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The court is likely to decide whether to take the case in March; if it does, oral arguments won't take place until the justices return for the new term next October.
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The new term loan buys Lampert time to either turn around the business or continue to sell off its most valuable assets, said David Tawil, president at hedge fund Maglan Capital.
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Just a few weeks into the new term in 2017, the Department of Education rolled back Obama-era guidelines to protect trans students, and later that year came the military ban.
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In a dramatic ceremony that involves hostage-taking, heaps of jewels almost too heavy to wear and a search for explosives, she set out the government's agenda for the new term.
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"The new term SUID encompasses deaths previously labeled as SIDS but also includes other sleep-related infant deaths, including accidental suffocation and strangulation in bed," she told Reuters Health by email.
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Last week, the justices took the unusual step of putting the mootness dispute on the agenda for discussion at their first closed-door conference of the new term, on Oct. 1.
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With that new term, I wanted to emphasize that this is a privileged time in the history of our planet, when information technologies based on principles of quantum physics are ascendant.
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Indonesia's Chief Security Minister Wiranto has said the student protests were hijacked by a group aiming to disrupt parliament and the inauguration of President Widodo next month for a new term.
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Last week, the justices took the unusual step of putting the mootness dispute on the agenda for discussion at their first closed-door conference of the new term, on Oct. 1.
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His new term was secured through a sham electoral process and rejected by a large portion of the international community, his political opposition, and significant segments of the government's chavista political movement.
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And, while we may be forced to shorten our hemlines now, we refuse to abandon our bumbitions (a new term we just coined for the great future we envision for our behinds).
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The high court so far has shown an inclination for its new term toward taking up technical, narrow cases, such as several on intellectual property rights, while it remains down one justice.
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Language is important in shaping new ideas, and I think we need a new term other than "cislunar" or "Earth/Moon system" to describe the unique relationship between Earth and its satellite.
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Lagarde said during her new term, she's aiming to make the IMF's efforts as tailored and country-specific as possible, while striking a balance between strength and flexibility within the organization's policies.
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The bank also announced a £70 billion ($78 billion) hike to its quantitative easing program and a new Term Funding Scheme worth up to £100 billion to provide cheap funding to lenders.
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People on Twitter are already roasting Apple for the new term, with some saying they have no plans to ever use the term and would prefer to never hear it ever again.
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The president had also chosen to run for a new term despite a 2016 referendum in which voters shot down a proposal to change constitutional term limits and let him run again.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday wished President Vladimir Putin success in his new term in office and urged dialogue between Germany and Russia to find sustainable solutions to global challenges.
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The fate of the species may lie in the hands of the Supreme Court, which, as it begins a new term in October, will consider as its first case Weyerhaeuser Co. v.
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Trump has also privately voiced a desire to put his own stamp on the central bank, which has dimmed the prospect of him giving a new term to Yellen, another source said.
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And that is all he will need to be seated by the start of the new term in October, after Republicans eliminated the 60-vote filibuster on Supreme Court nominees in 2017.
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Look for the court to announce its decision on granting review at some point after the start of its new term in October, with the arguments likely to be scheduled in 2018.
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Teachers had threatened not to go to work on Tuesday when schools re-opened for a new term, but the Zimbabwe Teachers' Association (ZIMTA) said it wanted to give talks a chance.
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In those early days, some of the references to triple-double in The Times were in quotes, as if editors were afraid that the new term would pollute the newspaper's august pages.
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Mr. Hernández, 49, begins his new term confronted by questions over his government's violent crackdown on Hondurans who have protested the results of the November vote, and its commitment to fighting corruption.
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" Lead author Tahir Rahman told the MU Department of Psychiatry he hopes the "new term will help forensic psychiatrists properly identify the motive for the defendant's criminal behavior when sanity is questioned.
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Thighlighting is a new term for a collection of plastic surgery procedures that add up to full-leg makeovers: think thigh lifts, calf implants, inner and outer thigh contouring, laser procedures, and liposuction.
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To demonstrate this phenomenon to my classes, at the beginning of a new term I'll tell my students the average grade received by all students in my class over the past three years.
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But after President Vladimir Putin was sworn into office for a new term last week, lawmakers from the ruling United Russia party offered Kudrin the role of head of the Audit Chamber instead.
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Another recent report from Greenpeace International and Coalswarm (two organizations that have been tireless in tracking global coal plants) examines that growing list of coal exiteers (a new term I just made up).
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He is already the longest serving Senate Republican leader in history and has said he plans to run for a new term representing Kentucky when he is up for re-election in 2020.
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County of San Diego, on whether to take their loss or press ahead will say a lot about the character of the new term, and of the 12th year of the Roberts court.
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Putin was sworn in for the new term in early May, and signaled he would keep faith with a policy direction that, among other things, has brought Russia into conflict with the West.
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CME also said it had entered into a new term loan worth 469 million euros ($520 million), guaranteed by top shareholder Time Warner, to refinance its 2017 PIK loan notes and term loan.
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Mr. Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving premier, failed on March 2 for the third time in a year to win a new term outright after he fell short of a majority in parliamentary elections.
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President Vladimir Putin's options for a change of strategy, banking less on Trump and his ability to sway those around him on Russia, is severely limited as he prepares for a new term.
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AbbVie has said it intends to refinance the bridge loan through a permanent financing comprising unsecured bonds and a new term loan, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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It also would have averted this year's mess: Mr. Netanyahu would have won a new term after the April election, or Mr. Gantz the premiership immediately after the do-over vote last month.
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As the Supreme Court begins its new term this week, its docket is filled with a number of controversial cases that could shape the political landscape for the next half-century or more.
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Ahead of the start of his new term, Widodo has also faced an upsurge in bloody unrest in the region of Papua, where there has been a low-level separatist insurgency for decades.
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We used to call them artificial sweeteners; this new term is intended to emphasize that they have no nutritional content — no vitamins, no minerals, no calories, or very few (that's the whole point).
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BEIJING — For years, China's Communist Party has maintained a check on the power of its leaders by calling on them to retire if they have reached age 218 when a new term begins.
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Analysts say economic policy will be an important area to watch as Modi begins his new term, after a campaign dominated by talk of Hindu nationalism that made many minorities and secular liberals nervous.
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A number of students at Ebbsfleet Academy in Kent, England were refused entry to their first day of the new term because their skirts were deemed too short for the school's headteacher, Alison Colwell.
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The Supreme Court is at the start of its new term, and the scene inside the courtroom at 1 First Street is as different from the world outside the building as one could imagine.
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The cut in Bank Rate, the new Term Funding Scheme, the new corporate bond purchases and the expansion of gilt purchases work through multiple channels, are mutually reinforcing, and more powerful as a result.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)Lebanon's Saad Hariri has won a new term as Prime Minister after securing support from the vast majority of lawmakers in the country's new Parliament, Lebanese President Michel Aoun announced Thursday.
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Washington (CNN)A week before the Supreme Court is set to begin the new term, justices announced Thursday that they are adding a big public sector union fees case to an already blockbuster docket.
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Dopamine fasting is a new term for an idea that Sepah has been implementing his entire career: helping patients manage problematic behavior with stimulus control, whether the stimulus is food, sex, or social media.
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First elected in 1976, Mr. Satz said skipping a campaign for a new term would allow him to focus on the coming death penalty trial of Nikolas Cruz, the suspect in the Parkland killings.
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In the DSM-V, the new term to describe problematic drinking is alcohol-use disorder — a clunky but more expansive phrase that denotes a spectrum of risky drinking from mild to moderate to severe.
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He's up for re-election in 2020 and, unlike in his past fights for a new term, there don't appear to be significant conservative forces amassing to challenge him in next year's GOP primary.
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Already on the schedule for the new term that will begin in October is a major Second Amendment test involving a New York law that restricts the transportation of firearms outside of the home.
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Vows by Algeria's ailing president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, to set early elections should he win a new term in April appear not to have satisfied the thousands of demonstrators who have rallied against his candidacy.
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Read: We Spoke to a Psychologist About Hollywood's Depictions of Mental Illness A study released Monday coins a new term to explain how some people commit extremely violent crimes despite not being mentally ill.
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A short-handed Supreme Court begins its new term on Monday with eight justices rather than the usual nine amid a battle to confirm President Trump's nominee Brett Kavanaugh as he faces sexual assault allegations.
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At that point, the White House is hoping a majority vote of the full Senate in favor of confirmation will send Trump's second nominee to the Supreme Court before its new term begins in October.
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Although that report did not cite a specific cause for this alarming rise, other studies have pointed to social media and smartphone use, where cyberbullying has resulted in the creation of a new term: cyberbullicide.
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"Parenting", in the sense that it is now understood, is a relatively new term; it first popped up in 1958, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, and came into widespread use only in the 503s.
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Five special elections are scheduled for the first months of President Trump's new term, offering an early chance to see how the national political mood and the young administration could play into 2018's midterms.
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WASHINGTON — With the nation riveted by the embattled Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, the court itself returned to the bench on Monday to start a new term after the justices' summer break.
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"I feel like we need a new term for the kind of unemployment we're going to have," says Christina Romer, the Berkeley economist who led President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers during the financial crisis.
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In the second case of the new term, the justices will have to decide whether to keep or do away with a criminal law that's responsible for the deportation of thousands of immigrants every year.
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The central bank lowered its main interest rate from 229% to 2600% and announced a new term-funding scheme to support small and medium-sized businesses, along with measures to help commercial banks lend more.
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In mid-September, while Black was in Paris and the court was getting ready to open a new term, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published the first of six articles conclusively linking him to the Klan.
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When kids talk of "cooties," they don't realize what everyone knew by 1918: It was a new term for lice, which burrowed into the clothes of any and all who served on the front lines.
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The administration is arguing that its decision was a matter of executive discretion, not subject to challenge under the A.P.A. The three lower courts whose rulings the justices will review during their new term disagreed.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Chileans on Sunday gave former President Sebastián Piñera a new term in office, rejecting his opponent's call to build on the social and economic changes set in motion by the incumbent, Michelle Bachelet.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin, seeking a new term in office in a March election, said on Thursday he would run as an independent candidate while hoping for support from more than one political party.
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Museveni, 71, who has ruled the east African country for 30 years, was declared winner of the February presidential election with 60 percent of the vote and sworn in for a new term on May 12.
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The case is one of the first high-profile cases of the Supreme Court's new term and comes as the country and the court grapple with the issue of racial bias in the criminal justice system.
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That confirmation will take place in the coming months, along with Republican Commissioner Brendan Carr, who was recently confirmed by the Senate Commerce Committee and now requires a Senate floor vote to begin his new term.
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It's a new term proposed in Outliers and American Vanguard Art, the National Gallery of Art's new exhibition of work by outsider artists and the mainstream artists who promoted them while also parroting outsider art styles.
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Venezuela&aposs government routinely accuses opposition activists of plotting to attack and overthrow Maduro, a deeply unpopular leader who was recently elected to a new term in office in a vote decried by dozens of nations.
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BEGINNING TODAY -- THE HIGHEST COURT IN ALL THE LAND: The Supreme Court is beginning a new term today with a blockbuster docket of cases touching on civil rights, free speech, presidential power, redistricting and privacy rights.
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PICASSO THE LINE Guest curator Carmen Giménez of the Guggenheim Museum coins a new term, "linealism," to describe Picasso's obsession with lines and drawing, represented here by more than 223 works on paper. Sept. 15-Jan.
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Unfortunately, the recall will not make it on the November election ballot due to a California law, which requires Dauber to wait 90 days after Persky's new term of office begins before starting the recall effort.
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Since the ruling, Japanese LNG importers have signed new term contracts without the clauses but it is rare that an LNG buyer has confirmed that it was able to eliminate the clauses from the existing contracts.
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The current justices could serve the remainder of their lifetime tenure; Roth notes the irony that there would likely be more than nine justices for several years until only new, term-limited justices are in rotation.
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At the meeting, in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Assad congratulated Putin on his new term as president, after he was re-elected in March, and thanked the Russian military for its support in Syria.
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It's a relatively new term that riffs on the term "charismatic megafauna," a phrase in the ecology world referring to bigger animals, like whales or pandas, that humans find appealing or feel a special affinity with.
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Mrs von der Leyen began the day with a competent and policy-rich speech aimed particularly at the centre and centre-left of the parliament, which is beginning its new term after the European election in May.
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If she is elected, that won't end when the new term begins (rather than a honeymoon she will face something more like an investigative-fest) so she will need to figure out how to contend with this.
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It was unclear whether Medina would get the more than 51 percent of the votes needed to win a new term governing the Caribbean's largest economy, or if he will face a run-off election next month.
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They fear the president is looking for a pretext to delay the election until he can organize a referendum that would let him seek a new term, as leaders have done in neighboring Congo Republic and Rwanda.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump met on Thursday with Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, a White House official said on Thursday, as he considers whether to give Yellen a new term or nominate someone else.
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The Supreme Court appeared divided Monday in the first case of the new term challenging whether employers can strip employees of their right to join together and settle disputes through a class-action lawsuit or arbitration proceeding.
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Mr. Sánchez had refused to allow Mariano Rajoy, the caretaker prime minister, to start a new term, arguing that Mr. Rajoy was unfit for office largely because of corruption scandals that have tainted his conservative Popular Party.
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Talks on the new term contract come as JERA faces the expiry of long-term contracts with Malaysia, Abu Dhabi and Qatar in 2018, 2019 and 2021 respectively, each with annual volumes of around 4 million tonnes.
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Brendan Carr, a sitting Republican commissioner, was reconfirmed to a new term and Democratic nominee Geoffrey Starks was confirmed after a months-long delay in a voice vote Wednesday night, on the last day of the session.
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With the start of the Supreme Court's new term, many people are wondering whether the conservative majority, which has taken a further step to the right with the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh, will overturn Roe v. Wade.
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If the Supreme Court agreed to put the DACA case in its queue, it probably wouldn't hear oral arguments on it until after the new term starts in October 2018 — with a decision coming sometime after that.
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On Thursday, in his first address to Parliament in his new term, he styled himself as the leader of a movement to reform the European Union and as defender of the sovereign rights of its member nations.
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Since then, el-Sisi, who took power in a 2013 military takeover, was "re-elected" to a new term with 97 percent of the vote, and has amended the Constitution to potentially stay in power until 2030.
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If judicial nominees aren't confirmed by the end of the congressional term, for example, they can either be re-nominated by the White House to be considered again in the new term or they could be dropped.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was sworn into a new term in office on Thursday by the nation's Supreme Court, shrugging off global criticism that his leadership is illegitimate due to a last year's disputed election.
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Because the August election was only to fill the remainder of Tiberi's term, which ends in January, another election, again with Balderson and O'Connor, will be held in November to elect a representative for the new term.
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While researching these words, I received an email from Maxwell Strotbeck, a University of North Carolina, Wilmington, graduate, who advocated a new term: sustainatarian, a person who cuts their intake of animal products and minimizes food waste.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Maltese lawmakers voted on Wednesday to legalize same-sex marriage on the Roman Catholic Mediterranean island, fulfilling Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's campaign promise to make this the first law brought before parliament in his new term.
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" But James Bradburne, director of the Brera Art Gallery in Milan, said the trend was just a new term for what curators have always done: "Try and bring people back to the moment when the art was contemporary.
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Opposition leaders fear the goodwill Kabila could earn from not seeking a new term could make it easier for his coalition to cheat and are concerned about electronic voting machines due to be used for the first time.
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With opinion polls showing PiS on course to win a new term in the election expected in October, opposition politicians have struggled to formulate a competing message, riven by divisions over issues such as abortion and gay rights.
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The constitution bars Kabila from standing for a new term but his government says it cannot organize the presidential election, originally scheduled for last month, until at least April 2018 due to delays in registering millions of voters.
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Third, there is little evidence Trump is willing to participate in the global effort to "counter extremist ideology," a new term he strategically coined instead of "radical Islamic terrorism" that he's been peddling to his right-wing base.
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The latest defection from the crisis-stricken OPEC nation's government comes amid growing international pressure on Maduro over his new term, which resulted from a broadly boycotted 2018 vote dismissed by countries around the world as a sham.
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"I can safely predict that the new term will have a fair share of closely watched cases, and I look forward to the challenges ahead," she said, speaking at a student event at the Georgetown University Law Center.
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The case headed to the high court in the new term that begins next month centers on Jack Phillips, the owner of the Colorado-based Masterpiece Cakeshop who refused to make a cake for a same-sex wedding.
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Even Mr. Trump, who bills himself as a master brander, appeared to grasp that U.S.M.C.A. was not as smooth as Nafta, saying on Monday that people would make use of the new term "99 percent" of the time.
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So thoroughly has the Cuomo family dominated New York politics that for anyone born in 1980, a Cuomo has been governor for a majority of their lifetime — even before the younger Mr. Cuomo embarks on his new term.
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And the controversy made for a tumultuous beginning to the new term of Congress, as House Republicans clearly misjudged the public mood on corruption issues and were subjected to a withering backlash as a result before backing down.
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He was on the bench when the new term opened three days after his speech, went on to serve for 34 years, one of the longest Supreme Court tenures, before retiring in 1971 at the age of 85.
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The high court will take up a high-profile case on L.G.B.T. rights in its new term, which could determine whether protection from workplace discrimination for gay and transgender people extends nationwide, Adam Liptak of the NYT writes.
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The high court will take up a high-profile case on L.G.B.T. rights in its new term, which could determine whether protection from workplace discrimination for gay and transgender people extends nationwide, Adam Liptak of the NYT writes.
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But first, a definition: Retronym (noun): A new term created from an existing word in order to distinguish the original referent of the existing word from a later one that is the product of progress or technological development.
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The remaining 13 members of the Lima Group, which include Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru, said they would not recognize Maduro's new term because last year's election was "illegitimate," according to the joint statement they signed.
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The Lima Group of Latin American nations plus Canada said on Friday that last year's elections in Venezuela were not democratic and they would not recognize the legitimacy of leftist President Nicolas Maduro's new term starting Jan. 10.
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Behavioral finance is a fairly new term and area of research that surfaced when researchers realized that investors, people who make otherwise rational decisions throughout much of their life, do not make rational decisions when it comes to money.
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Louisiana voters chose Saturday to send Republican state Treasurer John Kennedy to the U.S. Senate, filling the nation's last Senate seat and giving the GOP a 52-48 edge in the chamber when the new term begins in January.
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Senate leaders nevertheless indicated they would begin hearings for Mr Kavanaugh in early September, hoping to seat him in Justice Anthony Kennedy's old chair by October 1st, when the Supreme Court hears its first arguments of the new term.
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A £2003 billion ($79 billion) hike to the bank's sovereign bond-buying program was also announced, along with the purchase of up to £10 billion U.K. corporate bonds and a new Term Funding Scheme worth up to £100 billion.
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Under the so-called company voluntary arrangement, Steinhoff wants to restructure SEAG's debt by way of a new term loan facility to be issued by a newly incorporated Luxembourg company which shall sit as an indirect subsidiary of SEAG.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, said there would be a vote on Trump's nominee "this fall," but did not specify whether it would come before the court's new term starts in October or before the November elections.
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With Democratic opposition, however, members of Congress on both sides appeared to be instead considering a short-term extension of funding to move the deadline beyond the year-end holiday season into Congress' new term, which begins January 3.
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Image 2 of 2003 MOSCOW – Just a month after beginning his new term in office, Russian President Vladimir Putin is heading to China for a state visit, underscoring how mounting U.S. pressure is drawing the two countries increasingly close.
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In a book published last year—Bullying Scars: The Impact on Adult Life and Relationships—Syracuse University researcher Ellen deLara interviewed 800 adults about bullying and coined a new term for these types of consequences: adult post-bullying syndrome.
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Hearing Voices Jerome Groopman's article on the phenomenon of talking to oneself and hearing voices made me think that psychologists would benefit from a new term for the phenomenon, one without the negative connotations of "hallucination" ("Books," January 9th).
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Perry's new term — the "new energy realism" — added another phrase to the growing lexicon of the Trump administration, which has already promoted an "America First Energy policy" and says it will pursue "energy dominance" rather than simply energy independence.
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"There's another new term that has come out called 'obliga-swiping,' which is you swipe, and then you tell yourself you are doing something to find a partner, but actually you never ever take it any further," Machin explained.
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BUCHAREST, June 24 (Reuters) - Romania's ruling coalition of Social Democrats and its junior partner ALDE will support central bank Governor Mugur Isarescu for a new term heading the bank, ALDE leader and Senate speaker Calin Popescu Tariceanu said on Monday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germans are far more satisfied with the direction of their country and less politically polarized than other European nations, a survey showed on Wednesday, underscoring why Angela Merkel is expected to win a new term as chancellor this month.
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Alongside the rate cut and extra bond buying measures, the Bank of England also unveiled its new Term Lending Scheme, which will reward banks for maintaining or increasing net lending in the next four years with an ultra-low borrowing rate.
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Please see Fitch's full press release: 'Fitch Expects to Rate Digicel International Finance Limited's New Secured Facility 'B+(EXP)/RR3' on the rating rationale for the proposed new term loans and credit facility, dated April 25, 2017, and available at www.fitchratings.com.
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GAROWE, Somalia (Reuters) - The president of Jubbaland, a Somali region critical to East Africa's fight against the Islamist militants of al Shabaab, won a new term on Thursday, highlighting a growing rift between the federal government and its semi-autonomous states.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong schools are becoming a new battleground in a nascent campaign for the city's independence, with some young activists starting the new term on Thursday by defying authorities with calls for a split from mainland China.
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"We have a legally composed European Parliament which requires directly elected MEPs from all member states at the latest on the first day of the new term of the new parliament, which this time is the second of July," he said.
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"Our model previously assumed CHK would exhaust its liquidity by 4Q18, but we now estimate the new term loan will extend the liquidity wall to mid '20," said Capital One Securities analyst Phillips Johnston in an analyst note published Wednesday.
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In a letter urging Renault shareholders to approve Ghosn's new term, lead independent director Philippe Lagayette and two other longstanding board members cited his "track record of high performance" and increased delegation to Thierry Bollore, recently promoted to chief operating officer.
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NIAMEY (Reuters) - Niger will hold an election on Sunday in which President Mahamadou Issoufou is running for a new term with a vow to crush an Islamist militant threat, but the opposition accuses him of another type of crackdown - against them.
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Earlier, President Vladimir Putin stuck with long-serving Prime Minister Medvedev in his first act after being sworn in for a new term, signalling he would keep faith with a policy direction that has brought Russia into conflict with the West.
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Opposition sympathizers, rallying around opposition leader Juan Guaido, are holding open air town-hall meetings that buzz with excitement about the legislature's recent challenges to the legitimacy of Maduro, who this month began a new term widely slammed as illegitimate.
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SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's combative testimony before a federal judge this week did little to dismantle the graft case against him and improve his chances of securing a new term in office.
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Pelosi suggested adopting the new term limits to apply immediately in the next Congress could be a challenge, given that the incoming freshmen — who will have a voice in the debate — have wrapped up their D.C. orientation and are headed home.
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Proceeds from the issuances, together with borrowings under the new term loans and cash on hand, as well as additional liquidity sources are to be used to fund the previously announced acquisitions of Carmike Cinemas and Odeon and UCI Cinemas Limited.
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The new term "foiling," referring to sailing above the water on a foil-borne craft, entered the sport's lexicon for good, and the 22004-somethings accustomed to sailing small, high-performance Olympic boats started taking the helms of America's Cup boats.
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Along with the 219 basis point cut, the bank announced a new Term Funding Scheme, the purchase of up to £133 billion in British corporate bonds and a £213 billion addition to its government bond-buying program, to £28 billion.
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VALLETTA, July 12 (Reuters) - Maltese lawmakers voted on Wednesday to legalise same-sex marriage on the Roman Catholic Mediterranean island, fulfilling Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's campaign promise to make this the first law brought before parliament in his new term.
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As much of a drag as Trump may be on some House Republicans seeking a new term, the G.O.P. is still predicted to retain its majority in the House, because that majority is its largest in more than eight decades.
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Carnegie Mellon economist Marvin Goodfriend, who was nominated to one of the open Federal Reserve Board posts in 2017, is also a contender, though his nomination has not yet been resubmitted to Congress in this new term, according to Kudlow.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Parliament opened for a new term on Tuesday with the highest number of women ever but short of three pro-independence Catalan members who were barred from joining as hundreds protested over their exclusion outside the building.
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"I can safely predict that the new term will have a fair share of closely watched cases, and I look forward to the challenges ahead," Ginsburg told a crowd of first-year law students at the Georgetown University Law Center.
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It is a habit whenever Gulati speaks, and on Friday — even though he has not yet confirmed he will seek a new term as president — it also seemed to signal that he saw his job as one that would continue.
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Assuming she wins Sunday, Merkel's top challenges for her new term will include negotiating tough terms for Britain to pull out of the EU, avoiding another European financial crisis, and restoring faith in Germans' beloved but scandal-ridden auto industry.
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Our obsession with shuteye has gotten so out of control that it's spawned a new term: orthosomnia, coined in a case report led by Kelly Glazer Baron, PhD, to describe an unhealthy fixation on sleep that can actually keep you awake.
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Socialist President Nicolas Maduro began a new term last week under a cloud of international criticism by governments around the world, who have described him as an illegitimate leader whose policies have plunged Venezuela into its worst ever economic crisis.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court kicks off its new term this week, with a major dispute on tap over whether a landmark decades-old federal anti-discrimination law that bars sex discrimination in the workplace protects gay and transgender employees.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court kicks off its new term this week, with a major dispute on tap over whether a landmark decades-old federal anti-discrimination law that bars sex discrimination in the workplace protects gay and transgender employees.
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It has been used to describe Mr. Trump's weekend White House in Florida, the volume and frequency of White House leaks during his still-new term, the opposition to his cabinet choices, and the security challenges the president's Trump Tower presents.
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The revelations provide powerful ammunition to critics of Mr. Moro, who convicted former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of corruption and money laundering in 2017, which made him ineligible to run for a new term in last year's presidential election.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Liberal U.S. Supreme Court justices on Monday defended the right of workers to bring class-action lawsuits against companies but their conservative counterparts who are in the majority sounded skeptical in the biggest business case of the court's new term.
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Early in the day, a source told PEOPLE exclusively that Madonna's trip to London was motivated by concerns after ex-husband Guy Ritchie and his wife Jacqui Ainsley had allegedly left Rocco alone before his first day of a new term at school.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The short-handed U.S. Supreme Court launched its new term on Monday, with the legal arguments in its stately courtroom overshadowed by the harsh fight over President Donald Trump's nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for a lifetime job as a justice.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean teachers will go on strike to demand an increase in salaries and allowances when schools reopen next month for the new term, the biggest teachers' union said on Friday, as public sector labor unrest spreads to the education sector.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Liberal U.S. Supreme Court justices on Monday defended the right of workers to bring class-action claims against companies but their conservative counterparts who are in the majority sounded skeptical in the biggest business case of the court's new term.
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"The agreement to enter into a new term loan is an important further step in continuing Veon's strategy to centralise debt at the holding level, thus improving the capital structure of the Group," Andrew Davies, Veon's Chief Financial Officer, said in the statement.
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It looks like it was filmed on a flip phone and its eye is never anything less than thoroughly condescending, but it stabbed so aggressively at a fidgety, Facebook-fearing zeitgeist that it managed to coin a new term and become a smash.
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In a letter urging Renault shareholders to approve Ghosn's new term, lead independent director Philippe Lagayette and two other longstanding board members cited his "track record of high performance" and increased operational delegation to Thierry Bollore, recently promoted to chief operating officer.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Paul Achleitner's nomination for a new term as Deutsche Bank chairman has split investors, with Qatar's Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani backing him but other shareholders reluctant to give their support, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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McConnell offered a new term for congressional oversight — the kind of oversight favored by his party during the impeachment and acquittal of former President Clinton and while probing U.S. deaths in Benghazi and operations of the Justice Department under former President Obama.
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The 13 remaining countries in the Lima Group that signed Friday's statement, which include Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Colombia, called Maduro's new term "illegitimate" and urged him to hand power over to the National Assembly until democratic elections can be held.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban plans to build on diplomatic ties with Poland and the German region of Bavaria in his new term in office following their direct support for his re-election bid, Orban told a news conference on Tuesday.
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Before the new term ends next June, the court may hear cases on partisan gerrymandering, whether a federal employment discrimination law protects gay and transgender people and the fate of a federal program that protects immigrants brought to the United States as children.
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Open internet advocates and Democratic lawmakers are mounting a last-ditch effort to remove Federal Communications Commission chief Ajit Pai over his anti-net neutrality stance, just days before Pai is set to be approved by the Senate for a new term.
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But there's a big risk of overdiagnosis and recommendations for procedures or drugs that might not be necessary, said Kenneth Mandl of Harvard Medical School, who created a new term — "biomarkup" — for the tendency of new detection to spur more spending in medicine.
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The Supreme Court turned down an appeal from Domino's Pizza on the first day of its new term on Monday, allowing a lower-court ruling to stand that allows blind people to sue Domino's and other restaurants and stores for having inaccessible websites.
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" As the movement veterans Staughton Lynd and Michael Ferber pointed out in their 1971 book, "The Resistance," that shift grew out of a desire to embrace "a deeper and riskier commitment, a move that warranted a new term to replace 'dissent' and 'protest.
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Helped by the euro zone's fastest growing economy, new term lending rose by 15 percent to 5 billion euros while its share of the fast recovering and more competitive Irish mortgage market slipped a touch to 32 percent from 33 percent last year.
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While not exactly calling it routine, Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, told reporters that the inauguration was less significant this year because Mr. Putin was just beginning a new term, not shifting from the prime minister's office to the presidency. video
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By the end of the court's new term, nine months from now, the shadow cast by the 40-foot cross in Bladensburg that loomed so large not so long ago may disappear into the new church-state landscape now emerging before our eyes.
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"Deaccessioning" was, at the time, a new term for a very old practice that remained, at least as far as the Met's board was concerned, in a kind of gray area — without much oversight or regulation in the way of official guidelines.
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Any increase in the pension age would allow the government to cut contributions from the state budget, which could help fund pre-election promises of higher social and infrastructure spending by Putin, who starts a new term in office on May 7.
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Members of the so-called Group of Lima, which includes Brazil, Argentina and Colombia, said Maduro's new term would be illegitimate because the 2018 election that gave him a second term was not free or fair and that they would not recognize his leadership.
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PUMA memories create sympathy for Sanders supporters At this point in the 2008 campaign, those following the Democratic presidential race closely were learning a new term: PUMA, which stood for People United Means Action or Party Unity My Ass, depending on who you ask.
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While Payless has halved its debt during bankruptcy, $280 million of new term loans carry yields between 7 percent and 9 percent, broadly in line with other distressed retailers but above average term loan yields of 3.6 percent, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court opened its new term on Monday in low-key fashion, still down a justice for the foreseeable future because of the Republican-led Senate's refusal to act on President Barack Obama's nominee to replace late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iraq's top Sunni Muslim politician said on Wednesday he would back Shi'ite Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi for a new term as long as conditions such as bringing Shi'ite militias under state control and balancing relations with other countries are fulfilled.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's February order creating new congressional districts in the commonwealth beginning next term included language that, if there were to be a special congressional election before the new term next January, it would be held under the 2011 congressional district map.
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In an effort to stave off some of the potentially worse impacts of very low or negative interest rates, Carney announced a new Term Funding Scheme worth up to £100 billion ($132 billion) and the purchase of up to £10 billion in U.K. corporate bonds.
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PARIS — President Denis Sassou-Nguesso's new term in office, a continuation of his decades in power after a murky re-election, has gotten off to a rocky start since violence in the Republic of Congo has left his political opponents fearing for their lives.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro kicked off his new term with a state-of-the-nation speech on Monday but offered little in the way of fresh proposals to help the increasingly isolated country escape hyperinflationary collapse or a further downward spiral in 2019.
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The latest intrusion of politics into the Supreme Court is similar to one two years ago, when it started a new term with an empty seat after Senate Republicans refused to consider President Barack Obama's nominee, Judge Merrick B. Garland, to replace Justice Scalia.
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Read: China Unveils Superagencies to Fight Pollution and Other Threats to Party Rule Read: In China, Fears That New Anticorruption Agency Will Be Above the Law The congress also approved a new lineup of government leaders to work under Mr. Xi in his new term.
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That would most likely signal the end of the Merkel era - she has already given up the leadership of her party, the Christian Democrats (CDU), and indicated that she will not seek a new term as chancellor - and a potentially awkward choice of leading candidate.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court begins its new term on Monday in an awkward position, down one justice as the fierce fight unfolds in the Senate over confirmation of President Donald Trump's nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to a lifetime job as a justice.
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With a new term and an expanded Likud party, he could form an even larger right-wing coalition of secular, ultra-Orthodox and even some extremist lawmakers — or, if he chooses, he could to try to forge a national unity government that brings in centrists.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration's ability to win over the U.S. Supreme Court will be put to the test when the nine justices begin their new term on Monday with major cases awaiting on voting rights, religious liberty, union funding and class-action suits.
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" Guaido has defended his political challenge as constitutionally mandated, saying that as president of the democratically elected National Assembly he has power to hold the position of interim president, "if at the outset of a new term there is no elected head of state.
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The aggressiveness of the Trump administration's policies toward migrant children has created a new term -- "tender age shelters" -- language which ironically obfuscates the truth about the billion-dollar business of holding children in shelters run by some of the same private companies that operate prisons.
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The Supreme Court starts its new term on Monday and it will be short-handed on the bench — one of several challenges the justices are facing along with cases dealing with limits on the death penalty, the separation of church and state, and employment discrimination.
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The actions it has taken to try and manage the fallout include a rate cut to the historic low of 0.25 percent and an innovative new Term Funding Scheme which aims to ensure banks pass on the effects of the rate cut to the real economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court opens its new term on Monday in uncharted territory, with an vacancy on the bench on a presidential Election Day now certain for the first time since Abraham Lincoln won re-election in 211 at the height of the Civil War.
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The company said it has raised 3.2 million pounds through a 10 pence a share placing and that it was in talks for up to 50 million pounds more in funding from third parties including a standby underwritten equity issue and a new term loan facility.
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"This brings a new class of medium and long-term buyers into the market at a time when more traditional buyers are reluctant to enter into new term contracts because of their commitments to increasing supply from projects in Australia and the United States," Flower added.
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"We must also end the needless and unjust criminal convictions and the debilitating criminal stigma, and let's legalize the adult use of recreational marijuana once and for all," Cuomo said in a speech last month outlining his plans for the first 100 days of his new term.
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The first months of Mr. Modi's new term will be closely watched for how he tries to balance the confidence of his largely Hindu base, some of whom want to further nudge secular India into a more Hindu state, with the fears of India's minority groups.
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By day, he appeared at political rallies, campaigning in mourning clothes as a stand-in for his twin brother, Lech, who had been running for a new term as Poland's president before he died in a shocking plane crash over the Russian city of Smolensk in 2010.
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Some other examples include LAMENTED, NOMADIC, STINGER and YES AND NO; there was one, STATORS, that was a new term to me that I needed crosses to confirm (it was common crossword fill in the 248th century as "parts of motors," and I should have known it).
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence ThomasClarence ThomasSupreme Court session begins without ill Clarence Thomas Supreme Court abortion case poses major test for Trump picks Supreme Court to hear Louisiana abortion case MORE was reportedly absent from the bench Monday as the court reconvened for its new term.
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"Inclusive design" has been a hot new term among architects and product designers; the idea, broadly, is that when you create products and spaces that are accommodating of a broad range of human capacity, they end up being much more useful to everyone in unexpected ways.
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I sincerely hope that President Trump will demonstrate his concern for clean water and that the members of Congress will prove that they were not simply pandering to America's 45 million sportsmen and sportswomen during the election, only to ignore our concerns in the new term.
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The timing of the terms they serve is unusual in that Starks is starting a term beginning the year before he was nominated, and Carr is starting a new term a year after he was confirmed; this is slightly confusing but it's just the way things work over there.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Shorthanded and ideologically divided, the U.S. Supreme Court has yet to take up any cases on politically sensitive social issues in its new term starting in October, instead showing a keen interest in more technical cases of importance to business such as disputes over intellectual property.
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But the experience economy — not to create a new term because that will probably also get turned into something else — but there will probably be a massive economy of Experiences and we'll just be one player in that economy, but I think it will be really, really big.
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In this chaotic climate, it can be easy to forget that the Supreme Court, which begins a new term on Monday, remains without a ninth justice nearly seven months after President Obama nominated Merrick Garland to fill the vacancy created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in February.
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Infantino's new term will also coincide with a World Cup-style tournament for clubs that will be staged for the first time in 2021, an innovation that was agreed only after a turbulent year during which he clashed over the issue with the head of European soccer, Aleksander Ceferin.
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So I was alarmed to see something Christina Romer told my colleague Ezra Klein: "I feel like we need a new term for the kind of unemployment we're going to have," says Christina Romer, the Berkeley economist who led President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers during the financial crisis.
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Back in July when President Donald Trump announced that he would nominate Kavanaugh to take the seat of retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy, a move that would cement a conservative majority for decades to come, Republicans hoped that Kavanaugh would be seated for the start of the new term.
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Below are five facts about the new scheme: - The Money Policy Committee voted unanimously at a meeting on Tuesday for the Bank of England to introduce a new Term Funding scheme with additional incentives for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (TFSME), financed by the issuance of central bank reserves.
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My ascension as interim president is based on Article 843 of the Venezuelan Constitution, according to which, if at the outset of a new term there is no elected head of state, power is vested in the president of the National Assembly until free and transparent elections take place.
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At this very moment, the House of Representatives includes Scott DesJarlais, a physician and a staunch opponent of abortion rights, who was given a new term after voters learned he had dated his patients while still married to his first wife and pressured one of them to get — yes!
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The report, which documents several incidents that took place in 2018, suggests the government is concerned about the armed forces' loyalty as an economic collapse prompts widespread migration and several countries warn they will not recognize President Nicolas Maduro after he is sworn in to a new term on Thursday.
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I just was recently in Kentucky and West Virginia, and we're trying to figure out tech jobs there and how to "here-source" is the new term they use, and I was like ... the one thing that I was struck by is how many talented people are there, stuck there.
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Shortly before Erdogan took oath for a new term in office - which marks the start of a shift to an executive presidency - the government in its Official Gazette removed a clause that had stated the central bank governor was appointed by cabinet decision for five years, and could be re-appointed.
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In the pop-up box, enter the term you want to replace into the bar marked "Find what" and the new term (or number) into the "Replace with" bar and then select "Replace All" for a total swap out, or use "Find Next" to go on a case-by-case basis.
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The special election is taking place at the same time as the regularly scheduled primary, meaning voters will be asked to cast ballots twice, once for the special election and another to nominate a candidate for a new term starting in January 2021 with 10 candidates running in both elections.
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WASHINGTON — In the first argument of its new term, the Supreme Court on Monday considered whether states may abolish the insanity defense, a question that seemed to puzzle several of the justices, who drew conflicting lessons from history, moral philosophy, constitutional law and the brutal crimes at the heart of the case.
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The United States Supreme Court, in its new term starting this week, will consider whether transgender and gay employees are protected under workplace discrimination laws, specifically whether discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation is considered sex discrimination under the existing federal law, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Notably absent, though, were representatives from the European Union and the United States, and members of the Lima Group — 13 Latin American countries plus Canada that organized to find a solution to the crisis in Venezuela, and which last week announced that they would not recognize the legitimacy of Mr. Maduro's new term.
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After promising not to seek a new term as prime minister at the next election, and offering to quit sooner if parliament backs the divorce deal she agreed last year with the EU, her remaining goal is to get a deal through parliament that would allow her to leave with some kind of legacy.
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The new term offers no shortage of opportunities for the conservative justices to block or roll back rights for certain groups — for example, women, L.G.B.T. people and undocumented immigrants brought to America as children — while bolstering rights for others, like gun owners and those who would knock down the crumbling wall between church and state.
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"Did you know the last three presidents, and contenders, have all addressed me?" said Mr. Moore, whose career has included being effectively removed from the state Supreme Court twice — an outright ouster the first time, and then, nearly 13 years later, a suspension until the end of the new term he won after his removal.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) appeared confident that Kavanaugh would be on the court before a new term starts on Oct.
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No sharse-sies In place of the refund paragraph, Movietime instead added a new term in its April update to only allow users to use the app on one device at a time, and requiring that they only change their "active device" once a month, in an attempt to prevent users from sharing their account with others.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: LABOR On Monday, the first day of its new term, the Supreme Court will hear arguments about one of the central questions in today's workplace: whether companies can require workers to forfeit their rights to join together in lawsuits or arbitration proceedings against their employers.
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For the Council, and for Mr. Johnson, centering its first legislative effort of the new term around a critical issue for many New York City women is a tacit acknowledgment of the diminishing number of women represented in Democratic-dominated body, and a way for members to show that such issues will remain front-and-center.
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The new term being used is internationalist, in contrast to the economic nationalist President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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"For full disclosure (which may be a new term to you) I have told Makan I don't believe you are serious about doing a deal and ... that I would like to discuss option B with him," Legere texted Ergen on June 19, as the two men had been in tough negotiations for Dish to purchase the assets.
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A few new titles made it onto the underground network right after we returned for a new term, and after visiting days, or if someone fell too ill for the nurse in the sick bay to care for (a trip home meant new stock was en route), and so we passed around the same beat-up copies until their spines collapsed.
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Soria's resignation came ahead of Spain's national election in June, its second in seven months, which ended as inconclusively as the previous one in December.. The nomination was announced when acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy from the PP failed at the second attempt to win a new term, increasing the likelihood that Spain will have to hold its third election in year.
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Dollar Tree's new term loan, which matures in April 2020, is priced at 100bp over Libor, compared to a fixed interest rate of 425bp on its existing term loan B. Other rising stars this year have included building products manufacturer Masco Corp in March and chipmaker Western Digital Corp in January, which were both upgraded to investment-grade at Baa3 from Ba1, according to Moody's.
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Overnight, the Bank of England cut rates for the first time in over seven years, slashed growth forecasts and launched a new monetary policy weapon in a bid to stop a post-Brexit economic slump in the U.K. The BOE said it would create a new Term Funding Scheme worth up to 100 billion pounds ($132 billion) and announced the purchase of up to 10 billion pounds in U.K. corporate bonds.
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But Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley says the Bush screening allows the committee to speed up the documents' release as the National Archives goes through its own set of presidential records to determine which materials can be made public The Senate Judiciary Committee has yet to schedule the Kavanaugh hearings, but Trump have said they want Kavanaugh on the court by October 1 when the justices begin their new term.
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"Replacement" is also more polite than "genocide," which fits with a long-term effort among white supremacists to craft a cleaner-cut image for themselves (that's why the hipster new term for "white supremacist" is "identitarian," though to me that sounds like a Brooklyn dietary preference.) But for budding racist influencers, perhaps the best marketing feature of "the Great Replacement" is that it offered fantastic possibilities in search results.
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When Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took office as America's 220006th president over a year ago, we entered the new term with plenty of questions over what policy changes to expect.
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Putin's new term begins with outrage at home over a shopping mall fire, and a showdown abroad over the nerve agent attack in the U.K. The bottom line: Axios' Steve LeVine, who covered Russia for years, says neither event is likely to hurt Putin domestically because the West's reaction feeds the narrative that Russia is under siege, and outrage over the fire has been pointed more at local officials than the Kremlin.
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While Maduro pointed the finger at conspirators in the "far right" working in coordination with expats in the U.S. and Colombia, specifically blaming Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, the AP writes firefighters questioned whether there was really a drone attack or whether the incident was a gas explosion:Venezuela's government routinely accuses opposition activists of plotting to attack and overthrow Maduro, a deeply unpopular leader who was recently elected to a new term in office in a vote decried by dozens of nations.
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That's why, at its meeting yesterday, the MPC agreed an exceptional package of measures comprising: - a 25 basis point reduction in Bank Rate to 103 percent; - a new Term Funding Scheme (TFS) to reinforce the pass-through of the cut in Bank Rate to the borrowing rates actually faced by households and firms; - a new programme of private sector asset purchases with up to 10 billion pounds of UK corporate bonds; and - a 60 billion pound expansion of gilt purchases.
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