Congressional staff members have not settled on many key details.
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Society's preferences over the "right" rate of inflation are not settled.
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So far, it appears they have not settled on a plan.
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The Yankees still have not settled on a replacement for Green.
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The timetable is not settled and could change, these people cautioned.
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"The key to really understanding this is that it's not settled at all, just like the Venezuela issue is not settled," said Maurizio Passariello, a Miami-based Venezuelan American political operative who works mostly with Democrats.
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Facebook has not settled on paying publishers directly for their articles, either.
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The Resistance has not settled on an adequate response to this threat.
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He said, however, that talks have not settled definitively on $1.5 trillion.
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But his victory has not settled the argument over the party's future.
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A spokesman later added that Cotton has not settled on a figure.
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Clearly, Lucas and Blake still have some unresolved issues that are not settled.
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When your house is not settled, it's very hard to feel settled yourself.
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"The science is not settled," Perry said during a Republican debate in 21.4.
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Some sources say that is because they have not settled on one yet.
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As everyone here now knows, this great debate is not settled but continues.
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But that has not settled the matter for fans of the faraway Pluto.
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But plaintiffs are keeping up the pressure on companies that have not settled.
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The bottom line: Washington has not settled on a single surprise billing solution.
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The Pentagon says it has not settled on any final version of events.
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Yet their conclusions are far tamer than his — definitely not "settled," as he writes.
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You see after 45 years of Rowe versus Wade, the issue is not settled.
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"Australia was not settled peacefully, it was invaded, occupied, and colonized," the guide says.
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The company has since filed for bankruptcy and has not settled the agency's complaint.
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But they were dismissed by individual shareholders, not settled on behalf of all shareholders.
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What's not settled: Whether this bill sets a standard, as some privacy advocates hope.
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His office told Business Insider that he has not settled on a hard number.
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Because the fight is still speculative, the odds have not settled down quite yet.
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However, a prior conversation between Dany and Sansa confirms all is not settled in Winterfell.
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Had Musk not settled with the SEC, the results could have been much more severe.
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If the incident is not settled properly it could result in more selling, Zhou said.
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Experts have not settled on a consensus answer, but offer a range of possible explanations.
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The GOP had not settled on a way to pay for a Flint package, however.
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ANC members have been discussing removing Zuma but have not settled on a departure date.
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But automakers and regulators are still not settled on what that noise should sound like.
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"As everyone here now knows, this great debate is not settled but continues," Obama said.
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If the matter is not settled, Allan said DSI may consider legal options including arbitration.
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West said he was disappointed by the KHRC decision, but added the matter is not settled.
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"While not settled, sentiment has improved," Upadhyaya said of renewed optimism about U.S.-Sino trade relations.
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But that consensus has not settled on when and how much the Fed will chop rate.
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South Sudan gained independence from Sudan in 2011, but the status of Abyei was not settled.
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And that explains why, most often, really important matters are not settled with Ping-Pong balls.
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Mr. Paxton and Mr. Mapp have not settled, and the case now proceeds in federal court.
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The issue of compliance of this feature with GDPR is therefore not settled at this point.
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Democrats have not settled on how they would retaliate against Republicans if their conditions aren't met.
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" Though he did not mention President Trump by name, he said "this great debate is not settled.
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Investigators cautioned that they had not settled on a motive for James T. Hodgkinson of Belleville, Ill.
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How could the Met have not settled a clearer course of action with Mr. Domingo weeks ago?
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The matter is not settled; judges recently blocked the congressional map from being used in 2020 elections.
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The new parents are getting along, but they have not settled on a child support figure yet.
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Time was cleared of libeling Mr. Sharon in that case; the case was not settled out of court.
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BNP Paribas SA, Morgan Stanley, Nomura Holdings Inc and Wells Fargo & Co have not settled, the papers show.
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According to this official, those decisions are still not settled, even after Trump made his announcement this morning.
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Younger pointed to last week's rate bump as indications that all is not settled in the repo markets.
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It does not specify what actions constitute "harboring," and the courts have not settled on one uniform definition.
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"We as a government have not settled upon assignment of responsibility," said Rhodes, who strongly condemned the incident.
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BNP Paribas SA, Morgan Stanley, Nomura Holdings Inc and Wells Fargo & Co have not settled, the papers showed.
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A sixth company, Scania, was not included in the fines announced on Tuesday as it has not settled.
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Dones points out that the Cassini team analyzing the incoming pollution has not settled on a precise rate.
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Paul Clement, a lawyer for the petitioners, said the new New York regulations have not settled the case.
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Argentina also set aside about $3 billion in escrow to cover holdouts that had not settled by Feb. 29.
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The two parties have no common platform and have not settled on a commonly agreed candidate for prime minister.
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And do you believe Trump and Kavanaugh when they express hostility to Roe, saying it is not settled law?
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It's not settled science, and as a public health professional Talento should know to avoid making such inflammatory generalizations.
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If the suit proceeds and is not settled, the entity suing Ellison and Catz would technically be Oracle itself.
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Mississippi and South Carolina will hold runoffs for some primaries that were not settled in elections earlier this month.
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Though they had not settled on a candidate, Republicans brought in their most popular surrogates to generate big turnout.
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Courts have not settled the question of whether the federal sex-discrimination laws apply in matters of gender identity.
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Lawyers have said that they expect the suit to come to trial next year if it is not settled.
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He also said the company is owed 120 million euros from retailers who have not settled bills for Galenika drugs.
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Hans Kristensen, director of the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists, said the question is not settled.
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Among reporters, at least, Facebook's "don't lie on Facebook unless you're a politician running an ad" policy is not settled.
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That means you are not settled just by using AI. When the honeymoon is over, you have to deliver value.
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The data consulting firm filed for bankruptcy last year and has not settled with the FTC regarding the commission's allegations.
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Any person not settled will be given the choice of residency in PNG or a 20-year visa on Nauru.
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"I didn't know what to do—I'm not settled, this is not a good life," she said of her pregnancy.
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They're searching, not settled, both active and reactive, which even today makes them female-character outliers on the big screen.
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He has not settled on a concrete gun proposal, according to administration officials, leaving lawmakers from both parties in limbo.
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Forrest acknowledges in her ruling that it's not settled whether the publications' use of the photos would be considered fair use.
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Poland is currently the biggest beneficiary of EU money and risks losing billions of euros if the dispute is not settled.
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It is baffling to us, and I say that very strongly, as to why the city has not settled our lawsuits.
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The White House has been threatening to move forward on its own, though administration officials have not settled on next steps.
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This is not settled science just like perhaps many of those same scientists, 3173 percent perhaps, believe there is no God.
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Theresa May is departing, but the country still has not settled on a way to extricate itself from the European Union.
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But on Thursday, top Democratic lawmakers seized on the report's findings and suggested that the issue of impeachment was not settled.
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Here is a guide to issues in the trial, which, if the cases are not settled, could last about two months.
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In some cases, ESPN has been accused of putting a thumb on the scale of social debates that are not settled.
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"I&aposm just a pawn here," Hall, who said he had not settled on a favorite candidate but liked Buttigieg, said.
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He told the Associated Press on Tuesday that he has not settled any sexual harassment complaints and knows nothing about the claims.
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Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck were warned by the court after their divorce is still not settled following their April 2017 filing.
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If this case is not settled quickly, precedent suggests that Tesla could have a legal cloud hanging over it for several years.
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Leading private channel MEGA TV, which employs hundreds of people, did not qualify to bid because it has not settled loan issues.
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The two countries have been discussing the issue since 1991 but the matter is not settled, legal and international relations experts said.
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Republican leadership has still not settled on a strategy for passing the remaining eight spending bills, a feat that may prove challenging.
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" [Joe Donnelly, United States Senator for Indiana] Call him: (317) 226-5555 | Email him Climate change denier "The science is not settled.
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The carpenters' union was one of only three unions that had not settled their expired contracts during Mr. de Blasio's first term.
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Short sellers have not been a part of the narrative so far, because shares are not settled and unavailable for stock lending programs.
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The SEC and a lawyer for Honig also declined to comment, as did lawyers for the other SEC defendants who have not settled.
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But the address was postponed as he and his advisers indicated that his positions on key tenants of immigration policy were not settled.
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It is unknown how many millions — billions— of dollars have been spent by governments worldwide on a scientific argument that is not settled.
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The submarine project has other issues, and engineers have still not settled on the design of its propulsion system, according to El País.
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Most experts believe that to be true, said Katz, but there have been some reports of reinfection, and the matter is not settled.
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Approaching 863, Johns has not settled into a style or mode of production, nor has he become wistful or nostalgic about his past.
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The party's lawmakers agree roughly on lowering the corporate income tax rate from 35 percent but have not settled on a final number.
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It was just not settled, and those settlements, I've given speeches, I've written about these, I think is actually not good for the consumer.
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But this governance structure is not settled; participants do not agree on what has been decided or even on who is part of it.
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The December live cattle contract found technical support at its 40-day moving average, a level it has not settled below since Aug. 31.
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By Wednesday, the dust had not settled, and it was still unclear what exactly Crowley's defeat would mean for the broader 28500-member caucus.
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Ruff has not settled on one goaltender, alternating the tandem of Antti Niemi and Kari Lehtonen, who each registered 25 victories this season. 33.
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While GOP leaders have not settled on this tactic yet, it is one of several strategies being considered, two Senate GOP leadership aides told CNN.
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Yes, they milked the rest of the ratings draw from the Corinne and Taylor feud, one that, unsurprisingly, was not settled by their onstage squabbling.
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RELATED: Trump on Cruz citizenship: not 'settled' "I think it's going to foreshadow a big move toward Ted Cruz on the ground here," Pimm said.
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Social scientists have not settled on an explanation for this correlation, but their research reveals striking parallels between the factors that drive the two phenomena.
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A statement from Tom Vinger, a spokesman with the Texas Department of Public Safety, said it had not settled any litigation related to Ms. Bland.
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United Airlines individually warned employees on Friday that it would begin staff reductions if an aid package was not settled by the end of March.
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United Airlines individually warned employees on Friday that it would begin staff reductions if an aid package was not settled by the end of March.
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He was surprised that the Phillies had not settled the case — a possible indication, he said, that Harrison/Erickson was asking for a large sum.
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However, in a separate meeting that day, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga emphasized that the government had not settled on a course of action.
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But because—like many health studies examining relationships between bacon and cancer, salt and obesity, or sugar and heart disease—the science here is not settled.
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As of last Friday, House investigators still had not settled on a date for her new hearing or if there will be one at all. 5.
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Fujifilm, which had objected to the settlement between Xerox and the activists, said it was satisfied that Xerox had not settled with the activists this week.
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What was so incongruous, what was so unsettling, was not what the judge believes is or is not settled law; he has told us that repeatedly.
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To be clear, I am not asserting a constitutional rights violation in this case, rather that the law is not settled with respect to this issue.
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That framed fear and fright and surprise and also other dimensions and an overactive cosmos as part of my inevitable experience that things are not settled.
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But Republican leaders have not settled on a health care plan to replace Mr. Obama's, and they may delay the repeal measure's effective date for years.
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Arguably, we saved South Korea, but have not settled the unrest on the Korean Peninsula, which has only gotten more dangerous by the addition of nuclear weapons.
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But companies like Columbia say they cannot adjust the way they do business on the fly to deal with policy changes, particularly when they are not settled.
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Determining where she can investigate should be resolved before she starts an investigation "and not settled only later by judges after my investigations are completed," she said.
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The administration is considering a 13-year program but has not settled on key issues, including whether it will propose new ways to pay for increased spending.
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" In December, Rubio said the decision is not "settled law" and can be overturned, promising to "appoint Supreme Court justices that will interpret the Constitution as originally constructed.
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" Call him: (703) 473-8910 | Email him Climate change denier "My opinion, for what it is worth, is that the science behind global temperature changes is not settled.
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Raphael Metzger, an attorney representing CERT in the case, told CNN that mediation with the companies that have not settled in the lawsuit is scheduled for Feb. 8.
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The decision reflects the reality that negotiators have not settled on legislation that can pass the GOP-led House and Senate and be signed by President Donald Trump.
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The military has not settled on what to do with soldiers who fail the test, although Army Secretary Mark Esper indicated that involuntary separation wasn't off the table.
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The deal leaves Walgreens, which distributes opioids, as the lone defendant that has not settled, but its case was postponed after a trial was originally set to start Monday.
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"If we had not settled, there were some serious risks that all we have fought for — and have achieved — could be taken away," Riordan-Liss said in her statement.
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It comes at a magnitude and pace that could, if it is not settled soon, look like a road that should have been taken in life's rear-view mirror.
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He released a report listing the committee's accomplishments, including "disapproving of the president's carbon regulations," conveying that "that the science on climate change is not settled," and joining Instagram.
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The SEC said Im, 173, of Tarrytown, New York, has not settled its civil case, and invoked his constitutional right against self-incrimination when subpoenaed for documents and testimony.
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Officials told the Journal that the president has not settled on the precise trigger for military action or if the U.S. response would target Syria's Russian and Iranian allies.
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The South Korean unification minister, Cho Myoung-gyon, told the press that they had not settled on an exact date and that the two sides would discuss it further.
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Meanwhile, trade disputes between the United States and other major economies, including China and the European Union, are expected to hurt oil demand if they are not settled soon.
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Trump had not settled on any particular option until Monday afternoon, but the plunge in oil prices spurred the White House to act faster than it otherwise might have.
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But her answer to when Germany would meet NATO's target of spending 2% of GDP on defence was dismaying: in 12 years' time, and that is not settled policy.
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A newly disclosed email suggested Kavanaugh once indicated the abortion case was not settled law, though Kavanaugh denied in the hearing that he had been expressing his personal views.
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The company told CNN Business it has not settled on a ticket price, but Reuters reported they will cost about as much as Virgin Galactic's — between $200,000 and $300,000 each.
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Mike Huckabee The "science is not settled" on climate change, Huckabee told NBC in July, though in the past he has said humans need to take care of the Earth.
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Since 2012, several federal agencies have separately said that existing laws include protections for transgender people in employment, education and public accommodations, but federal courts have not settled the issue.
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One person briefed on the matter said that the asset value transferred from HNA to the charity was still not settled and would likely be considerably smaller than $18 billion.
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"They're worried about the country and they don't want to make a mistake — they're feeling the pressure," said Penny Rosfjord, a party activist who has not settled on a preference.
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And I got a call from a board member on Friday night who said, 'We're not settled on a finalist here, would you ever reconsider, and what would it take?
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Mr. Mulvaney said the administration as a whole had not settled on which was the best approach, but he insisted that the United States would not default on its debt.
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One person briefed on the matter said that the asset value transferred from HNA to the charity was still not settled and would likely be considerably smaller than $18 billion.
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Lawmakers have not settled on a plan for paying for the new system, though the analysis released Monday noted a 15 percent payroll tax on employers would cover the increased costs.
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"One of the names that he has absolutely settled on — I'm not settled on it yet — is PJ. PJ stands for Porsha Jr. He wants to name our daughter Porsha Jr."
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Even if the science is not settled, which science never is, alarmism might be one of the most honest narrative approaches we've got in our arsenal, this late in the day.
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Lawmakers had not settled on a name for the bill on Wednesday afternoon, but outside groups said Mr. Trump had suggested "The Cut Cut Cut Act," which House leaders had rejected.
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Mr. McGahn's departure has been rumored for months, and he had told Mr. Trump earlier this year that he planned to step down soon but had not settled on a date.
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However, an aide said the Republican-led committee still has not settled on a dollar amount to be appropriated, other than that it will be less than what the Senate is contemplating.
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" Democrats have not settled on a date for the vote to hold Mr. Barr in contempt of Congress, though Mr. Nadler said after Wednesday's committee action that he wanted it scheduled "rapidly.
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" Democrats have not settled on a precise date for the vote to hold Mr. Barr in contempt of Congress, though Mr. Nadler said after Wednesday's vote that he wanted it scheduled "rapidly.
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The question is not settled by "Alberto Savinio," a rare exhibition of 22 of his paintings at the Center for Italian Modern Art in SoHo, but it is given a tantalizing spin.
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By Wednesday evening, GOP leaders still had not settled on what vehicle they would use to fund the wall or if they would even take a vote this week to do so.
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Lawmakers said the administration has not settled on the form of the negotiations, whether NAFTA will remain a tri-lateral agreement or whether it would be split into two bilateral trade deals.
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In particular, she wrote several insightful pieces on the Baltimore Orioles, who stood apart from every other major-league team in refusing to use replacement players if the strike was not settled.
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A separate legal battle over the $130,000 Trump's then-lawyer Michael Cohen paid Daniels ahead of the 2016 election to keep quiet about her alleged affair with Trump is still not settled.
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Spokespeople for 51 Senate offices said that the offices had not been the subject of an OOC request and that they had not settled any claims with employees, including a spokesperson for Sen.
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Australian authorities have not settled on which specific system they want to use for the facial or fingerprint recognition, but a trial is planned at the airport in Canberra, Australia's capital, in July.
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Democrats have not settled on a list of witnesses they would like to call publicly or on procedures that would allow Trump and Republicans to summon their own witnesses and cross-examine others.
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The Fed's wind-down could also create an uptick in the number of loans that are not settled on time, a problem that has worried regulators including the New York Fed in the past.
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But it's one thing to say that the high court has not settled the question and other to egg on Mr Trump and stir doubt in voters' minds by saying the question is "unsettled".
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Wade, quoting directly from an email first leaked to The New York Times and later released by the committee Thursday in which Kavanaugh suggested that the landmark abortion rights case is not settled law.
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As large bodily injury claims may take several years to settle, reserves for claims already notified but not settled need to be taken into account, as do reserves for claims incurred but not reported.
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Despite the problem's seeming simplicity, it was not settled until 123, when Thomas Hales, now of the University of Pittsburgh, finally proved Kepler's conjecture in 250 pages of mathematical arguments combined with mammoth computer calculations.
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"It makes me think that voters are not settled, that they're still shopping for a candidate — that's why you're seeing some movement between polls," Doug Schwartz, Quinnipiac's polling director, said Thursday in a telephone interview.
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Among those voters who said they were not settled on a candidate in the two-way race, more than one-third chose Johnson (23%) or Stein (12%) when asked about a four-way match up.
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According to a statement issued Thursday by Rotterdam District Court, the man was making preparations for an attack, but had not settled on a specific target at the time of his arrest late last year.
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It's not settled: Jonathan Wood, an attorney with the libertarian Pacific Legal Foundation who represented the lobstermen's group, said he would appeal the case to the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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Trump announced on Twitter that White House counsel Don McGahn would be gone in a matter of weeks, reportedly a surprise to McGahn, who expected to leave but had not settled on a departure date.
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Still, lawmakers have not settled on which bills to move forward, and any action on drug prices risks opening up a highly charged debate on how far to go to crack down on pharmaceutical companies.
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When the important questions of the day — human rights, the future of the American trade embargo, Cuba's future — were raised (if not settled), a frothier one came to the fore: Cuba was giving a party.
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The deal between GM and Ohio-based Workhorse is not settled, according to Jalopnik, which reported the two companies have been in negotiations since the beginning of the year and many details still must be resolved.
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Canadian and U.S. negotiators "made lots of progress" on Sunday on a renewed NAFTA, but had still not settled tough issues such as American tariffs and access to Canada's dairy market, an official and sources said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has decided to replace Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, but has not settled on the timing, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing unidentified White House and administration officials.
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Under WTO rules, if disputes are not settled amicably after 60 days, the complainant can ask for a panel of experts to adjudicate, escalating the dispute and triggering a legal case that takes years to settle.
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Perry sought to address his own past statements on climate change, including that the science on the issue is not settled and a "substantial number" of climate scientists have manipulated data to win funding for their projects.
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While Madonna and ex-husband Guy Ritchie have not settled their months-long transatlantic custody dispute over teenage son Rocco, she hasn't forgotten her son's place in her heart, even if he isn't living in her home.
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Wade is not settled law — recently sworn-in as the ninth justice in the U.S. Supreme Court, President Donald Trump and Republicans have all the votes they need to make abortion illegal again in the United States.
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Mr. Manly, who represented women and girls who were abused by Larry Nassar, the sports doctor at Michigan State University, said that the case was not settled until after it was clear what role the administration played.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With time running down, congressional negotiators on U.S. border security funding have not settled the hot-button issues that confront them, but lawmakers expressed optimism on Monday that a deal could be struck before a Feb.
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This book is a resource for a time when young people have realized that those fights are not settled, when students are once again puzzling and struggling over political economy, from Trumpist kleptocracy to libertarianism to democratic socialism.
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While several companies have already agreed to do so as part of their settlements, companies that have not settled would be forced to post such notices if a judge finds that they are in violation of Proposition 65.
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As recently as 2011 he said publicly that the "science is not settled" on whether man-made global warming is even real, claiming that a "substantial number " of scientists manipulated their data in a scheme to boost their funding.
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If the matter is not settled, Allan said DSI may consider all legal options including arbitration to recover the remaining amount for its work on the research centre (KAPSARC), which cost $543 million to build and opened in 2016.
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The science of human-caused global warming "is not settled"The logical fallacies that pervade the entire report start with title and introduction, which reiterate the enduring alternative fact that human-caused global warming is still up for debate.
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" White House budget director Mick Mulvaney, a former member of the Freedom Caucus, told The New York Times on Friday that he wanted to add some spending reforms, but also admitted, "we've not settled on a final policy within the administration.
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Now, 11 Republican state attorneys general say the probe violates the company's right to free speech by "using law enforcement authority to resolve a public policy debate" over whether carbon emissions cause climate change, a debate they claim is not settled.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Wednesday that details about an agreement for Brazil to avoid steel and aluminum tariffs had not been finalized and that President Trump would consider re-imposing the tariffs if they were not settled shortly.
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Despite a rancorous debate over migration as presidential elections approach next year, France has not settled on a policy: Should it keep the migrants who trickle across the border from Italy, expel them, deal with them humanely or treat them harshly?
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" Mr. Schneiderman "continues to waste taxpayer money trying to smear me, but the fact is that the overwhelming majority of students had a great experience," Mr. Trump said, adding, "It's a minor civil case I have not settled out of principle.
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Sprint and T-Mobile, which is controlled by Germany's Deutsche Telekom AG, are still weeks away from an agreement, and have not settled on a share exchange ratio or even started performing due diligence on each other, the source added.
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Mr. Pompeo had cautioned that the date for the planned meeting at Panmunjom "could move by one day or two," indicating that the two sides had not settled all the details before he left Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, on Saturday.
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"They've [the Boy Scouts] known that they have this issue for decades and have not settled or solved their problems yet," said Marci Hamilton, CEO of the anti-child abuse group Child USA, which advocates for statute of limitation reform.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House has not settled on a plan for working with Congress to raise the federal debt limit, U.S. budget director Mick Mulvaney said on Thursday, even as the deadline loomed for the government to increase its borrowing authority.
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"It's very stressful," Ms. Kymer, 37, said on a recent evening, noting that her family had not settled on a new place to live, with the looming deadline to leave by "close of business" on Monday, as a notice from the court says.
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Some election night parties take on subdued and funeral tone when the numbers have not settled in the candidate's favor, but that was not the case here among the legions of "Bernie or Bust" supporters who flocked to his final California rally.
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"This great debate is not settled, but continues, and it is my fervent hope, and hope of millions that, regardless of party, such courage is still possible," he said, referring to Republicans' healthcare bill that's now in the hands of the Senate.
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WASHINGTON, May 2 (Reuters) - The White House said on Wednesday that details about an agreement for Brazil to avoid steel and aluminum tariffs had not been finalized and that President Trump would consider re-imposing the tariffs if they were not settled shortly.
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The Post and Courier newspaper in Charleston, South Carolina, reported that Clyburn in an interview after reports that he had decided, insisted he was not settled on a candidate and was still considering Biden as well as Senators Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines on Thursday said it would accept the first 3.5-billion-peso ($69-million) installment of Mighty Corp's hefty unpaid tax bill, but had not settled arrears with the cigarette maker sought to be acquired by Japan Tobacco Inc.
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The Trump administration has not settled on a plan for what to do if a migrant caravan arrives at the southern border, despite threats by President Donald Trump to declare a national emergency or rescind aid from the countries whose people are journeying north.
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Photo: GettyMore than 50,000 union workers in Las Vegas are set to go on strike if new contracts are not settled by June 1, and at the top of the list of concerns for the Culinary and Bartenders Unions is protection against robot replacements.
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Although the new buyer is considering Meis Architects for the remodel, a spokesperson for listing agency of the property, Deasy Penner & Partners, tells PEOPLE that he has not settled on a finished design, and is enjoying the current bungalow build while he reviews his options.
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That case, which is due to come to trial in January 2018 if it is not settled, hinges on the terms that Qatari and Abu Dhabi investors received for participating in a cash call by Barclays to raise around 7 billion pounds in 2008.
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But it is not settled science, and researchers across the world continue to study glyphosate - measuring traces of it in water and foods, exposing lab rats to it, and monitoring possible health effects in people who have used it year after year in their work.
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The ideological balance of the court was officially cemented to the right with the confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who once argued Roe is not settled law and earlier this year issued a dissent that could only be interpreted as declaring war on the landmark decision.
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But stock-price chaos is always reflected in higher borrowing costs, and Musk will surely need to borrow more money in the next year or two, which is the amount of time that the SEC lawsuit would have been hanging over him had he not settled.
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In their brief, the attorneys general said Healey and Schneiderman were abusing their power and violating Exxon's rights to free speech by "using law enforcement authority to resolve a public policy debate" over whether carbon emissions cause climate change, a debate they claim is not settled.
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Though Mr. Trump insisted that he has not settled on an overall Iran strategy and that he would announce one next month, administration officials said they were already trying to refocus on using military and economic leverage to counter Iran's growing influence in the Middle East.
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Three forces, three agendas Yes, the Iran- and Russia-backed Shia regime has solidified its control over the territory it wants, but the majority of the country -- the Sunnis of Syria -- has not settled the question of where they will live and who will rule them.
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The decision was met with staunch opposition from the government's coalition partner, the anti-immigrant and law-and-order Progress Party, and there were suggestions that if the matter was not settled to its liking, it could blow up the coalition that holds up the government.
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As these payments are not settled by national central banks, their total amount represents the money that each of them would have to pay or receive from the ECB if the currency club dissolved, as ECB President Mario Draghi recently said in a letter to two Italian lawmakers.
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The two sources, who requested anonymity because they are not authorized to speak publicly about the matter, said on Monday the EPA was planning to slash the 2022 target to bring it closer to current market realities, but added that the agency had not settled on a number.
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They've also seized on the new balance of the U.S. Supreme Court, which has veered to the right with the recent confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who once argued Roe is not settled law and recently issued a dissent that made it clear he is declaring war on the landmark decision.
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Past studies have shown that as many as 80% of voters have not settled on a candidate going into a first primary debate, mainly because they did not know many of the candidates yet, said Mitchell McKinney, a political communication professor at the University of Missouri who studies presidential debates.
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"You need a very small space to have sex," Singapore senior minister of state Josephine Teo was quoted by the Straits Times newspaper as saying in a bid to challenge old habits and encourage young couples to have babies even if they have not settled into their own flat yet.
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It was almost two years to the day since the Brexit vote, and May's government had still not settled on a plan for its new customs relationship with the E.U. The likeliest option, it is estimated, will cost businesses twenty billion pounds a year and take five years to develop.
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"The O'Reilly Factor" helped usher in an era of television "news" that educated viewers definitely did not know: that al-Qaeda had links with Saddam Hussein before the Iraq war; that the science on climate change was not settled; that white people were more likely to be killed by police than black Americans.
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The outcome was not settled until the final three minutes, when, on consecutive third-down plays, Rodgers nestled a 32-yard pass to Adams between a Seattle cornerback and safety, then withstood a blitz to hit tight end Jimmy Graham across the middle for hardly an inch more than a needed nine yards.
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The 26-year-old rapper opened up about his battle to stay in the country in a lengthy interview with the New York Times Sunday, and admitted he only became aware that his status as a citizen was not settled when he became a teenager and couldn't partake in the same milestones as his friends.
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In this exhibition, the difference in palette from painting to painting, as well as the different kinds of figural configurations she establishes, are good indications that Staver — for all the recognizable trademarks of her style — has not settled into groove, and that she is still finding ways to paint herself into a hierarchical history.
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Washington (CNN)The news that House Republicans have ended their investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 election -- concluding that there was no collusion between Trump's campaign and the Russians and that Russia was not working to improve Trump's chances -- is being seized on as proof positive that this whole matter is not settled.
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Today: 0.0%April 24: down 1.1%April 22: down 1.7%April 11: down 2.5%Source: Refinitiv Not out of the woods: Stocks have been rallying on the belief that the economies in China and to a lesser extent Europe have been "bottoming," but comments in the last 24 hours are reminding investors that this is not settled.
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"I am writing to ask you to consider the possibility that the science [of global warming] in fact is not 'settled,'" Lennie Jarratt, manager for the Heartland Institute's Center for Transforming Education, wrote in a cover letter accompanying Why Scientists Disagree About Global Warming, which the nonprofit plans to distribute to 200,000 K-23 and college science educators.
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In mourning Lincoln, Lepore writes, Americans deferred a different grief, a vaster and more dire reckoning with centuries of suffering and loss, not captured by any camera, not settled by any amendment, the injuries wrought on the bodies of millions of men, women, and children, stolen, shackled, hunted, whipped, branded, raped, starved, and buried in unmarked graves.
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Born in Sicily, Massina is one of the first Italian painters to begin using oil paint, most likely after seeing the work of the Flemish painter Jan van Eyck in Naples in the mid-1440s, as well as his encounter with the work of Piero della Francesca (though art historians have not settled on exactly where this occurred).
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"Indeed, many of my colleagues believe that the [Walgreens] case would have resulted in a narrowing of DEA's authority if the agency had not settled its dispute," Barber said, referring to a case in which Walgreens argued in federal appeals court that the law was too vague (but later settled with the federal government, agreeing to an $80 million fine).
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Trump has not settled on a specific plan yet, but the internal machinations show the extent to which the president remains focused on the details and optics of his ongoing impeachment trial — from the TV slot in which his lawyers argued his case to the performance of his legal team to the look and feel of a speech or ceremony marking the end of the months-long saga.
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Tabulating penalties this way still leads to a $203 million gap between the two administrations, according to Urska Velikonja, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center who studies the S.E.C. (The Times analysis, which found a $220 billion gap, excluded payments to outside agencies and attributed penalties to each administration based on when a case was initiated, not settled.) The S.E.C. disagreed with The Times's analysis, saying that it failed to account for the natural ebb in enforcement activity at the start of an administration, and that the early months of the Trump era saw more cases filed than the beginning of the Obama era.
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