Authorities may impose curfews and travel restrictions on short notice.
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Thanks to you guys for showing up on short notice.
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Then Michael Bisping came in on short notice and slapped him silly.
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KYLE, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR PHONING IN ON SHORT NOTICE HERE.
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There are two chief methods for ripening an avocado on short notice.
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Hopefully, he'll be able to come by on short notice Wednesday morning.
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His team was deft in coming up with punchlines on short notice.
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In 19893 she stepped in on short notice at the Metropolitan Opera.
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The whole operation can be packed up and moved on short notice.
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He said additional taxes were "ready to go on short notice" last September.
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James Ehnes stepped in on short notice and the concert was a triumph.
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These labs can be covered by a tarp or moved on short notice.
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Passengers have also been burned as Jet has canceled flights on short notice.
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On short notice, the F.B.I. summoned reporters to its headquarters for the briefing.
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Luckily, the Palace had a spare room – its Throne Room – available on short notice.
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Against Luke Rockhold, on short notice, Bisping actually looked prepared for his old foe.
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He'd take fights on short notice, trying to improvise his way to a win.
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Nearly 4,000 are operationally available, and 603,800 are ready for use on short notice.
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Will students who were asked to move out on short notice get financial assistance?
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He stands ready to testify on short notice, whenever he is permitted to appear.
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But he had never reshuffled one on short notice, with tariffs hanging over his head.
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Reinforcement: The alliance must be postured to reinforce on short notice its forward-based assets.
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"It can roll out of a tunnel and launch on short notice," Schuster told CNN.
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That included the Raptors, who called Keita in on short notice as an injury replacement.
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Any parent knows how difficult finding reliable child care can be, especially on short notice.
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It may remain dormant, but it should be ready on short notice to be mobilized.
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It was wildly popular and got more than 4 million views on YouTube on short notice.
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For one thing, it was unclear if maintenance crews were available on short notice, he said.
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By raising cash, investors are protecting themselves against having to liquidate on short notice, said Sonnenfeldt.
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When she wasn't able to do so on short notice, she'd have to miss a shift.
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Things are very procedural, they take time, and emergency evacuations are not possible on short notice.
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No problem ... 'cause backup Patriots QB Jacoby Brissett's no stranger to filling in on short notice.
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Iraq could seek another source, but it could be difficult to find one on short notice.
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They've filed the latest amendments with the Rules Committee so they can do it on short notice.
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In light of the Hanoi outcome, however, the speech likely had to be modified on short notice.
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You'll always feel better after getting together with a good friend — even if it's on short notice.
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"The protest would be semi-spontaneous and more than likely happen on short notice," the memo said.
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However, Trump has vowed to overturn the judge's stay, meaning the rules could change on short notice.
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And there's always the possibility employees could be summoned back to their government jobs on short notice.
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Hachimura, playing a bigger role on short notice, finished the game with 16 points and nine rebounds.
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Airplanes can even be kept in flying condition, ready to go back into service on short notice.
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He proposed a pilot program to make all inspections in India either on short notice or unannounced.
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Extreme weather continues to destabilize our society with increased frequency and scale and strikes on short notice.
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This would suggest that expecting everyone to master isolation and hygiene practices on short notice isn't realistic.
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Priebus convened the call with members on short notice over the weekend, and did not take any questions.
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That wouldn't be a problem for Romney, who could easily put together a campaign apparatus on short notice.
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Hardware from game consoles to remote controls can be downgraded or bricked on short notice via firmware update.
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This is not the first time Amazon has elected to cut off established delivery firms on short notice.
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John McCain who had met with ex-British agent Christopher Steele -- reappear before the committee on short notice.
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" Trump has previously said that those additional duties are "ready to go on short notice if I want.
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The bank boxes are best for storing documents and valuables that you usually don't need on short notice.
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The state Department of Emergency Management urged residents of those areas to be ready to evacuate on short notice.
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The early Thanksgiving dinner was organized on short notice by the Dominican consulate and a handful of elected officials.
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Team New Zealand also has a sophisticated control system that presumably would be impossible to replicate on short notice.
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Advocates, who had been summoned to the home several hours earlier, appeared to surround the house on short notice.
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It charges customers $17,500 to become members, and $3,950 an hour to fly anywhere within the U.S. on short notice.
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But earlier in the day, he echoed his belief it would be unfair to scrap the rally on short notice.
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Getting to space is already tough, but getting there on short notice and then doing it again a couple weeks later?
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After being evicted from their home on short notice, they decide to put their passions to work and buy a farm.
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A lot of respect should be shown to King Mo for stepping up against such a dangerous opponent on short notice.
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Though Mazany deserves some serious props for taking this fight on short notice, she had little to offer the dangerous McMann.
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But for a man who had taken five years off, and who accepted a fight on short notice, it was remarkable.
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The bookbuilding period commences today, 8 September 2016, at 17:30 CET and may close at any time on short notice.
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NetJets specializes in "fractional" aircraft ownership, which lets individuals and companies buy shares of private jets and travel on short notice.
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Ms. Powell also said that the principal of the Prospect Heights school could not respond on short notice to Ms. Ginsberg's allegations.
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Residents of small communities in the path of the flames were told to evacuate or be prepared to flee on short notice.
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While egg and embryo freezing can take weeks to complete, an ovarian tissue freezing procedure can be done quickly on short notice.
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The national central banks stockpile banknotes, and the ECB has measures in place to supply them on short notice if demand soars.
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Chad Mendes was a smaller fighter, coming in on short notice, and is very much a one trick pony in his grappling.
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Mr. Obama and his national security team have rejected a second option: "de-alerting" nuclear missiles ready to fire on short notice.
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And finally, we need convenient care that is close to the patient and available to them on short notice and off hours.
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The United States doesn't have an inventory of satellites sitting on the shelf that it could launch into orbit on short notice.
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By pulling Sale from his Saturday start on short notice, the White Sox immediately touched off speculation that a deal was imminent.
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If you could take any middleweight in the world and make him sell a fight on short notice it would be Bisping.
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But as it is they need to serve hundreds of millions of people on short notice and with merely enormous computing resources.
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Truckers now have smartphones, allowing them to stitch together complex pick-up and delivery routes and price shipments planned on short notice.
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Throw them into a ramekin or a glass on short notice, or thrift-shop for decorative candle holders to suit your style.
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But he also stressed that lawmakers could be summoned back to Washington on short notice if needed to deal with the crisis.
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Women in emergency situations in need of safe harbor on short notice can find it at Josephine's Guesthouse for Women in Zurich.
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" He also upped the ante, saying, "Behind that there is another $267 billion ready to go on short notice if I want.
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Roughly two-thirds of positions at ERS are now vacant after the administration moved the agency to the Midwest on short notice.
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Mr. Destro could not travel on short notice, so Ory Eshel, an American businessman living in Paris, represented the foundation at the meeting.
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"You can get something like 7 cents per point/mile on an economy flight, particularly if you're booking on short notice," says Rossman.
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Barack Obama traveled with a SCIF tent during his presidency that could be set up on short notice inside, say, a hotel room.
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The team's vehicle broke down repeatedly, requiring hours of maintenance, but ultimately the members managed to produce a working vehicle on short notice.
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Futures traders need to stay on top of the situation all the time and be ready to buy or sell on short notice.
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He testified at trial that he had been assured by Shkreli that he could redeem the value of his investment on short notice.
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The US has deployed soldiers, Marines, and other troops to the Middle East on short notice this month, amid elevated tensions with Iran.
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Aerial imagery is a common asset in military matters, but 3D maps can be difficult to collect on short notice without specialized equipment.
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Richards sported a minidress wedding gown that designer Mark Zunino revealed on social media he had to come up with on short notice.
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She has since started at a new school, where Lewis said he made a donation to secure her a spot on short notice.
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For the record, Dana White says he didn't want to book Conor on short notice ... but you think Team Khabib gives a damn??
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It comprises 240 full-time personnel and 1,000 part-time or traditional Guardsmen who can be activated and deployed on short notice, Nelson said.
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"It's obviously been a big time commitment, so I would just emphasize that nothing that's been done has been on short notice," he said.
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On short notice, Inmarsat was able to secure a mid-2017 launch for the spacecraft — a communication satellite for the European Aviation Network (EAN).
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Mr. Modi's visit to Pakistan was arranged on short notice and marked the first visit by an Indian prime minister in almost 12 years.
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The Victoria's Secret Angel recruited celebrity stylist Anita Patrickson to help select her dream gown for the big day on short notice, reported Brides.
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Nik Lentz (-400) is a sizable favorite over Michael McBride (+2033), who has stepped up on short notice to replace an injured Mairbek Taisumov.
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The ability to offer up more inventive ideas on short notice is a valuable skill, no matter what kind of day job you have.
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That said, he flaunted some sizable cojones getting in there with Cerrone on short notice, and will surely return to the win column soon.
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For example, many must leave their home countries on short notice, making it difficult for longtime doctors to track down old transcripts and records.
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"I hate to do this, but behind that there is another $85033 billion ready to go on short notice if I want," he added.
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What's left is supermajority cloture on legislation, which a frustrated, impatient Senate majority could eliminate on short notice, just as it did on nominations.
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When I heard jammy Mike had blagged his way into a fight for the UFC middleweight title on short notice I called him up.
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There's been some interest so far, but Mr. Leeds noted it can be challenging for big corporations to shift around costs on short notice.
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Current and former employees said that they were asked to produce research that would justify the administration's environmental and trade policies on short notice.
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As commander-in-chief, Trump will wield the power to mobilize the U.S. military on short notice and without first seeking approval from Congress.
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Demonstrators turned out in force and on short notice at rallies across the country on Sunday to condemn President Trump's executive order restricting immigration.
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Their readiness to deploy on short notice has been exercised heavily, and the Pentagon tells us that such "operational tempo" won't decrease anytime soon.
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It uses solid rather than liquid fuel, which means it is always fueled, making it more mobile and able to fire on short notice.
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The Trump administration is prone to overhauling immigration rules on short notice — so if you're eligible today, it doesn't necessarily mean you will be tomorrow.
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They're good recommendations, but not the kind that can be made on short notice, so expect 2019 to be another morass of missteps and misrepresentations.
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The U.S. military is also interested in on-demand launches — DARPA is holding a challenge to develop the capability to launch satellites on short notice.
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There are other things as well: Link's Hylian and Guardian + shields (although those might be a bit too large to print up on short notice).
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If I didn't have to travel to Silicon Valley a couple times a month, often on short notice, I would have sold her long ago.
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Numerous ambassadors, many of whom have families, are now left to find places to live in the U.S. or their respective countries on short notice.
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The new system also aims to give employees more certainty over shifts and should cut down on the need to schedule employees on short notice.
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" Mr. Trump added: "And I hate to say that, but behind that, there's another $267 billion ready to go on short notice if I want.
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Passenger jets, of course, don't need to dive or roll on short notice, but drones and other small craft might find the ability extremely useful.
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With talks moving quickly and many issues unresolved, it would be logistically difficult to arrange a presidential-level meeting on short notice, the official cautioned.
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U.S and Russian nuclear weapons should be removed from "hair trigger" alert status, which currently allows both countries to launch a nuclear attack on short notice.
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To be fair, though, the march was a massive event that was pulled together by volunteers on short notice, and the organizing process was often chaotic.
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" The United Kingdom warned that "potential for military intervention and civil disturbance is high and could result in Banjul International Airport being closed on short notice.
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Mulvaney rounded up reporters in the briefing room on short notice late Monday afternoon and then again during a brief phone call with reporters Tuesday morning.
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Working with Measure will allow AES to get newer and more drones on short notice, along with pilots to help run them, wherever they are needed.
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The White House defended the President's decision not to travel by car, saying such a trip would have required closures to Parisian roadways on short notice.
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In some extreme cases, athletes weren't tested at all because they didn't have enough chaperones and couldn't find someone else to fill in on short notice.
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"Unfortunately, on short notice we were unable to provide a witness who would be able to contribute to a substantive discussion," TikTok said in a statement.
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My one tip for anyone who travels frequently on short notice is to buy a second laptop charging brick and keep it in your travel pack.
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The new synchronization system will make it possible for Nasdaq to offer "pop-up" electronic markets on short notice anywhere in the world, Mr. Prabhakar said.
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Oyekan said that it hasn't had any disruption in its supply chain, however, and is able to order more on short notice to fill the need.
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And their launch platform is designed with mobility in mind, as the whole point is that it can be deployed responsively and globally on short notice.
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"I've told her this: I would turn the schedule inside out to make it possible, even on short notice," said Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager.
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This meant their guests were mostly friends, including Mr. Hernandez's classmates from American University's law school, who could make it to the ceremony on short notice.
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But what about the other percolating threats that are just below the radar and have the potential to go from zero to 60 on short notice?
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However, I.R.S. officials have told them that this could exacerbate problems, as their computer systems are not equipped to make such a change on short notice.
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Many subjects moved away on short notice, however, and the photographer still has a box of the pictures he never had the chance to give away.
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Several weeks later, Wallace says, Boback told him on short notice to prepare for an overnight trip: they would fly to Atlanta and pick up a Mercedes.
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He says he had zero hesitation about accepting the fight on short notice, despite the fact that he compares the subsequent preparation to cramming for a test.
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Those with unfixed schedules will only be slotted to work when they say they are available and will not be expected to be available on short notice.
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The 11-day closure comes ahead of the December 23 elections in the Congo, which the US embassy had warned could bring potential unrest on short notice.
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It shouldn't come as a shock that transferring staff on short notice out of their chosen professions and into potentially dangerous situations does not boost job satisfaction.
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The trip was announced on short notice; nobody knew what to expect as we left Washington in October 2000, shortly before Mr. Clinton was to leave office.
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According to interviews the researchers conducted with workers and managers, sales promotions mandated by corporate headquarters often required a large increase in worker-hours on short notice.
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But not all donors have the wherewithal to double their contributions on short notice, said Michael Kenyon, chief executive of the National Association of Charitable Gift Planners.
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The president, speaking to reporters en route to Fargo, North Dakota, said he was ready to roll out even more tariffs on short notice, if he wants.
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North Korean missiles using the method could be kept on submarines or mobile launching pads, hidden in the country's elaborate tunnel system and launched on short notice.
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Thus, undocumented immigrants might be willing to pay $6,000-$8,000 in visa fees and taxes per year if they could enter the U.S. on short notice at will.
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" He added that Italy will be a key ally working on NATO's Joint Task Force, "which is now operational and can deploy anywhere in Europe on short notice.
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Liquid-fuel missiles need to be re-fueled each time before they are launched, so it's difficult to use them on short notice, in comparison to solid propellants.
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And members of the majority would need to be on call on short notice, possibly overnight or on the weekend, to ensure that the procedural tactic was successful.
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We're told O.J. was alerted to his release on short notice, and only had enough time to gather a few of his things before he had to scram.
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On short notice, the team at DFRL scrambled to find out as much as it could, and published a report on its findings shortly after Facebook's press conference.
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But when one young University of Tennessee fan couldn't get gear on short notice, he decided to make his own shirt, his teacher Laura Snyder wrote on Facebook.
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However, rather than seeking to reform UNESCO from within, the United States announced its intention to withdraw on short notice and gave the organization little time to respond.
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Meanwhile, Valentina Shevchenko won a lot of fans coming in to the UFC on short notice against Sarah Kaufmann and getting the better of the long time contender.
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"We lost more than $800,000 in revenue last year because of this," he said, citing sky diving and instructional flights canceled because of restrictions imposed on short notice.
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The cancellations of the 176 flights serving Lunar New Year traffic will probably force Taiwanese determined to get home to scramble to book scarce flights on short notice.
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The statewide transit agency has been canceling trains on short notice, infuriating its customers as they have to scramble to get to work on time and keep appointments.
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Currently the company is working on establishing standard practices and packaging so that a ShapeMeasure "microfactory" can be set up easily anywhere in the country on short notice.
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Yet now his plea terms "require his presence in Washington, DC, often on short notice" to work with the special counsel's office and to consult with his attorney.
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He changed teams on short notice, he had to adapt to a completely new car and stepped up to the public pressure that comes with driving for Mercedes.
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The manager took inventory of his fall-back options, calculating who could get loose to make an emergency start or come in for long relief on short notice.
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Tens of thousands of residents had to flee their homes on short notice, abandoning their belongings, memories, and history, as a black sky loomed overhead, literally raining down ashes.
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It allowed corporations, in favorable markets, to sell securities on short notice directly to investors, posing a threat to old-line firms, like Morgan, that had exclusive underwriting deals.
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NetJets Europe is a subsidiary of NetJets Inc and specialises in "fractional" aircraft ownership which lets individuals and companies buy shares of private jets, and travel on short notice.
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We had toured with them in Europe, and then four or five months later the band on tour with them in the States had to cancel on short notice.
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Going to the west side may not set as dramatic a scene, but on short notice it's a better bet, since you're more likely to get an unobstructed view.
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Turns out there are other, less nebulous, advantages to taking a fight on short notice as well, particularly if you're not actually in the UFC when you take it.
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Sharif's lawyer, Chady Moustarah, said he had stepped in on short notice to help someone without representation but that the accused would have to find another lawyer going forward.
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Just how many Yankee fans would make the trip to Queens on short notice remained to be seen, but the crowd was expected to be outnumbered by empty seats.
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"I hate to say it, but behind that there's another $267 billion ready to go on short notice, if I want, that totally changes the equation," Trump told reporters.
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Ruiz entered his first fight against Joshua at 268 pounds — a high number, but largely forgivable since he had taken the fight on short notice, and, most importantly, won.
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But on Thursday morning, for the second straight start, the Mets instead asked Harvey to work on short notice to spare the bullpen of work and subsequent roster moves.
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White says he did speak with Michael Johnson -- the last guy to beat Ferguson -- and praises him for offering to step up and take the fight on short notice.
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Thought bubble from Axios Science Editor Andrew Freedman: This is the latest in a string of fast-moving, explosive wildfires that has spread into a populated area on short notice.
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A study published in 2017 found that the average worker is willing to give up 20% of wages to avoid an irregular schedule set by an employer on short notice.
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His opposition in this landmark bout was Brazil's Alex "Cowboy" Oliveira, who replaced Tim Means on short notice to fight on a day that also happened to be his birthday.
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"Should China restrict iPhone production in any way we do not believe the company would be able to shift much iPhone volume outside of China on short notice," Hall said.
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Ground-based reconnaissance wasn't exact enough, and the New Horizons had to convince Hubble's operators basically to dedicate to their cause two weeks of the satellite's time on short notice.
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Moon said the Panmunjom meeting on Saturday was organized on short notice after a request from North Korea and should be a model for increased contact between the two countries.
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The pact banned land-based missiles with a range of between 310 miles and 3,400 miles, reducing the ability of both countries to launch a nuclear strike on short notice.
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The NFL made demands Kaepernick wasn&apost inclined to agree to, prompting Kap to move it to another location on short notice, with fewer teams than initially expected in attendance.
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And, of course, he is fresh off of getting his ass beat on short notice by Diaz -- so, probably not the way he, or anyone, would like to go out.
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Access to the trial has been limited to diplomats from the United States, Britain, France, Russia, China and Turkey who are summoned on short notice and barred from bringing interpreters.
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The Le Méridien San Francisco strikes the just-right balance between nice amenities and a down-to-earth price point, even on short notice (or no lead time at all).
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Mr. Salonen's international conducting career was launched in 1983, when he filled in for an ill Mr. Thomas and conducted the Philharmonia in Mahler's Symphony No. 3 on short notice.
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Primary care: Although it may be difficult to see a physician on short notice, primary care providers can often handle the problems of established patients by telephone at no cost.
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"I hate to do this, but behind that there is another $267 billion ready to go on short notice if I want," he told reporters Friday on Air Force One.
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The missile was also fired from a mobile-launch vehicle and used a solid-fuel technology that experts say will make it easier to hide and launch on short notice.
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They say workers are frequently called into work on short notice on days they weren't scheduled, while often not being assigned the minimum number of hours they're promised each week.
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HotelTonight, founded in 2010, is best known for its app and website that allow customers to book discounted hotel rooms — ranging from boutique hotels to large chains — on short notice.
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Although there are many educational technologies that support engaging course activities, it's not practical to think that most instructors will be able to learn and incorporate them on short notice.
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Malcolm told POLITICO she was not able to recall exact amounts on short notice but most of her listed stocks were close to that amount, with no holding over $10,203.
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But when his training partner Dave Beneteau went down with an injury on the eve of the bout, Schultz stepped in on short notice to take on UFC veteran Gary Goodridge.
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Some surrogates of his in Maryland say it is unlikely for him to return before the primary, though Cruz's schedule is often late-to-develop and pulled off on short notice.
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If it was a short notice fight at 125 lbs, I know they're having a catch weight fight at that weight this weekend, I could probably do that on short notice.
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Resy launched in the summer of 2014 with a simple premise: If you want a premium reservation at a restaurant on short notice, you should be able to pay for it.
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The two important figures in Indian culture were able to arrange a meeting — probably on short notice — and a photograph of them sitting together was posted onto Chopra's official Facebook account.
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Kim met on short notice with Chinese President Xi Jinping in the port city of Dalian, presumably to show the world that the North is not isolated as Trump often describes.
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On short notice, the Cleveland Cavaliers cobbled together a black mask for Irving to wear in a start against the Knicks — and he proceeded to score 41 points in a loss.
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Sondland had already flown to Washington from Brussels for the deposition, according to his lawyer, who added that he is ready to testify "on short notice" when he's permitted to appear.
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I leave, often, on short notice—my record is three and a half hours before takeoff, for a transatlantic trip—and I like my mind best when it's on the move.
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You needed a very specific kind of customer, one who would decide on short notice to drop everything and jet off to a destination without knowing exactly how they would get back.
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In April 2012, someone from the production of the Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson crime caper Empire State put in a request to use the FBI seal in the film on short notice.
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" The violence is what galvanized so many to come on short notice, like 22-year-old recent university graduate Hosan Kwok: "I came out today because we are so angry about yesterday.
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Even more could follow: "I hate to say this, but behind that there is another $267 billion ready to go on short notice if I want," the president said on September 7.
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Based in Columbus, Ohio, NetJets specializes in "fractional" aircraft ownership, which lets individuals and companies buy shares of private jets, and travel on short notice with greater privacy than on commercial aircraft.
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Coming back on short notice, presumably after much back stage favor asking between the UFC and the WWE, Lesnar got the better of Mark Hunt in a hard fought three round decision.
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At a moment's notice Occasionally I'll leave an aluminum suitcase and black bag on the floor by the wall unit because I travel for a day or two on short notice. 6.
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Anxiety and resentment drip off "My Dear Melancholy," a great new EP by the Weeknd announced and released on short notice this week that's filled with scarred, tart songwriting and dismal moods.
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The damper of losing Ferguson was quickly replaced by excitement over the new matchup's superfight narrative and stylistic intrigue, not to mention Holloway's supremely ballsy gambit to step in on short notice.
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Airlifting a kidney or a heart needs to be done on short notice — a difficult task at commercial hubs, where takeoffs and landings must be scheduled days in advance, Mr. Klein said.
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The missile was also fired from a mobile-launch vehicle and used a solid-fuel technology that missile experts say will make it easier to hide it and launch on short notice.
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During the exercise, the airmen set up on a remote corner of the base, where they practiced getting an A-10 Thunderbolt ready for combat on short notice and with limited supplies.
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Those units, the 82nd Airborne in particular, were deployed on short notice, with some troops alerted just hours before New Year&aposs Eve, and it&aposs not clear when they might return.
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The missile was also fired from a mobile-launch vehicle and used a solid-fuel technology that missile experts said will make it easier to hide it and launch on short notice.
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Still, in the last week the Mets have twice used him on short notice to start a game, the first instance coming a week ago, when Jacob deGrom developed a stiff neck.
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Harvey's recent progress has been difficult to evaluate, as each of his two previous starts were moved up a day on short notice because of injuries to Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard.
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If you travel often or on short notice, keeping a passport in a safe deposit box may be inconvenient, since you can access the safe deposit box only during regular bank hours.
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There are no better financing options available on short notice for the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, or PREPA, to address its urgent need for cash, the oversight board argued in court papers.
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On another occasion, a girl started blowing up his phone with increasingly frantic texts, begging him to join her and a friend on short notice for a Friday night out on the town.
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On short notice, dozens of fans showed up in the cold rain to pay their respects alongside hip-hop pioneers like Video Music Box's Ralph McDaniels, Black Sheep's Dres, and Tribe's Jarobi White.
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For one thing, the 73-year-old Kuroda faces a grueling job: frequent overseas trips and grillings in parliament some 50 times a year by lawmakers who summon him usually on short notice.
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Bankruptcy veterans said the fees reflect the realities of Chapter 11, which can inflate costs: only a handful of law firms can put scores of experienced staff on a case on short notice.
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The town had to be evacuated on short notice, and many of the residents and visitors have described seeing the fires while sitting in lines of traffic as they tried to get away.
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With the lower-ranked Saint Preux stepping in to replace him on short notice, people are now anticipating a showcase performance from the returning Jones, and probably a highlight reel finish to boot.
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Jamal Murray entered the season as a top-five prospect, having reclassified to the Class of 23 on short notice to give head coach John Calipari's program a late and much-needed boost.
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The singer has had a penchant for canceling shows on short notice; in late 2017, the music site Consequence of Sound counted more than 120 that he had scrapped or postponed since 2012.
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"They're more excited to get an air-conditioner than a furnace," said Mr. Jacobs, whose company cleared this week's nonessential appointments to make room for emergency repairs and installations scheduled on short notice.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump pledged to expand the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps, and a draft directive calls for steps to improve the military's readiness to fight on short notice.
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A supplemental budget request could include munitions, aircraft, and other equipment that can be bought on short notice, followed by later orders for submarines, destroyers, amphibious ships and potentially even carriers, Richardson said.
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This approach is known as "demand response" and it can reduce the need for power plants to generate more supply on short notice, which is expensive and can strain power lines and cause blackouts.
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Yet, Kolanovic said he is not negative on stocks or the economy because the trade war could be ended on short notice, and many market segments are already pricing in a worst case scenario.
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The researchers also assumed that any venue with more than a 10 percent chance of having to cancel a marathon—a signature event—on short notice would preclude that city as an Olympic candidate.
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City Construction originally planned to redeem the bond in late June, but Chinese mainland capital controls meant that the onshore parent company faced difficulties transferring capital offshore on short notice to repay the bond.
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"A car ride of two-and-a-half hours, each way, would have required closures to substantial portions of the Paris roadways for the President's motorcade, on short notice," said press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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An emergency kit in your car could save your life if you end up stranded, and the kit at home should be ready to grab in case you need to leave on short notice.
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The welterweight came close to getting his UFC debut at the same event that will see McGregor rematch Diaz as he put his name forward to step in on short notice against Tim Means.
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They can do that on short notice, but the faster a refinery shuts down the vessels that heat crude oil at high temperatures, the greater the chance of damage to the equipment, he said.
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In mid-December, when many people were distracted by pre-Christmas doings, the government's council of ministers decided on short notice and without consulting the affected agencies to bury Osinfor within the environmental ministry.
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They planned this - hit me on short notice, told me I didn't have to participate in the coon ass freestyle battles, (not my style) and I was to sing my song and go home.
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The administration is also forcing large numbers of officials to move on short notice or lose their jobs -- a choice that could lead to a brain drain, not to mention low morale among government employees.
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Four employees claimed that to do this, Killspace shuffled a substantial amount of resources from contracts to unrelated prototypes, and moved developers around on short notice to the point of leaving the main teams shorthanded.
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Kate stepped out for her first official solo engagement on short notice after Prince Charles had to fly to Saudi Arabia to pay respects to the royal family following the death of the Crown Prince.
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Then, asking for the Zagreb card when we were so far out from it, them saying no and then coming back and offering me a fight on short notice, that was a little bit annoying.
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There are rules for ordinary people about to meet an extraordinary entrepreneur on short notice: Rule No. 1: You probably won't know he's coming, and No. 2, if you do know, keep it to yourself.
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Under its terms, participating countries could send unarmed observation aircraft with specific treaty-compliant imagery sensors to freely gawk at military hardware of interest in other participating countries, conducting flights over facilities on short notice.
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Before America's entrance in World War II, our army was on par with Portugal The greatest generation was able to give us the greatest fighting force on the face of the earth on short notice.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Lil Nas X had planned a collaboration for BuzzFeed's live event late last week, but the rapper allegedly cancelled Buttigieg's involvement on short notice to avoid the appearance of an endorsement.
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The private sector is also difficult because the work is sporadic, you may have to travel on short notice, and running the business in addition to being a physician takes a great deal of effort.
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But Ms. Stephenson, the Gap worker in North Carolina, said it was not uncommon for her managers to cancel a shift on short notice when they believe they can get by without an extra worker.
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There is only one place in the economy where an expanding Medicare agency on short notice will be able to find hundreds of thousands of people steeped in these dark arts: the health insurance industry.
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If President Trump visits New York frequently or on short notice, "the economic impact of these restrictions would be tremendous," said Rune Duke, the director of government affairs at the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
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If another disaster hit, FEMA reservists in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Texas, and Florida could be relocated on short notice, which would mean pulling workers out of areas that still have not recovered from 2017.
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Cerrone is an old hand who is coming back down from welterweight, Hernandez burst into the UFC by starching Beneil Dariush on short notice and followed it up with a grindy decision over Olivier Aubin-Mercier.
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That way, he was able to turn more profit by minimizing his overhead costs — he built relationships with suppliers so he could get items on short notice and at a discount since he was a regular.
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Calling him in on short notice may not have the same impact on the PPV market as bringing the outspoken Brit who, love him or hate him, always get the masses to tune into his fights.
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Despite facing off against dangerous opponents, Felder took those two aforementioned fights on short notice which could explain why he came up short on those occasions as he was outworked and outpaced by his fresher opponents.
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Parents can set up regular transfers of cash as a weekly allowance, or respond to requests for one-time cash approvals on short notice — if, say, a child is out with friends and needs more money.
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In what seemed to be a bid to create a safer environment for the event, Mr. Ghani on short notice declared Tuesday a national holiday, with the police blocking all except official traffic from the roads.
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"They are obviously scrambling, on short notice, to restore services," said Henning Schulzrinne, a computer science professor at Columbia University and the former CTO of the Federal Communications Commission, after CNBC shared details of the documents.
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Pettis Out-Hustles Moraga to Unanimous Win The main card was kicked off by a compelling flyweight bout, as former title challenger John Moraga replaced Jussier "Formiga" da Silva on short notice against Sergio "The Phenom" Pettis.
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But even more importantly, it sends a disconcerting signal to all potential foreign visitors when the US cancels visas for entire groups on short notice rather than canceling visas due to the actions of individual visa holders.
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Werdum Takes Decision from Browne in Strange Fight The co-main event of the evening saw recent heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum take on Travis Browne, who stepped up on short notice to replace an injured Ben Rothwell.
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It is not possible for federal or state actors to spin up and support the tech and infrastructure involved in such a system on short notice; like so many other things, the actual execution falls to contractors.
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Trump is contemplating bolstering capacity by using the Surge Capacity Force — an entity created by Congress in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina for times when the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) needs extra staff on short notice.
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Last April, the conductor Simone Young, who had not returned to the New York Philharmonic since her debut in 1998, saved the day by jumping in on short notice to conduct the orchestra in Mahler's Sixth Symphony.
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The big picture: These fires have parameters in common — unusually warm and dry preceding conditions, strong winds that caused the fires to spread rapidly, extreme fire behavior and populated areas that are difficult to evacuate on short notice.
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It's understandable that there would be some issues with working another series into your budget on short notice, especially when it boasts huge names like Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, and Laura Dern, all of whom negotiated bigger paychecks.
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The problem is that the kind of fiscal policy you really want — public investment that takes advantage of very low interest rates and strengthens the economy in the long run — is hard to get going on short notice.
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" Both the announcement and the cancellation of that visit came on short notice and caught the Irish government by surprise, with Mr. Varadkar telling state radio that the news had come "a little bit out of the blue.
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The president's surprising concession to meet with Kim Jong Un on short notice already raised questions about what he sought (or hoped) to accomplish from the meeting, especially given his seat-of-the-pants style of decision-making.
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There is no geography we cannot reach on short notice; we don't advance our goals by stationing tens of thousands of US troops and heavy equipment in countries that don't want us there and that are costly to supply.
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"We need a military that is ready and agile so it can meet the full range of threats and operate on short notice on every domain, not just land, sea, air, and space, but also cyber space," Clinton said.
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The United States believes Russia is developing a ground-launched cruise missile system with a range that is prohibited by a 1987 treaty, which could give Russia the ability to launch a nuclear strike on Europe on short notice.
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It has allowed me to be spontaneous and do things like move away on short notice for a better job opportunity — which led to meeting my fiancé (can you see why I love the autonomy that renting gives me?).
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Critics of the planned move argue it's an effort to dismantle the agency — shedding staff who are unable to uproot and move across the country on short notice and keeping them away from the corridors of power in Washington.
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Trump ripped the outlet in a series of early morning tweets, saying that the "failing" newspaper has been committed to covering him "inaccurately" and that they had changed the terms of the planned meeting with him on short notice.
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McMann Scores Quick Tap Over Mazany The second bout of the main card occurred at women's bantamweight, where former Olympian and UFC title challenger Sara McMann took on the debuting Gina Mazany, who replaced Liz Carmouche on short notice.
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Germany's BSI, which also uses Kaspersky products for technical analyses, said it was in touch with U.S. officials and other security agencies about the issue so it could take action and issue a warning on short notice if required.
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Katy Payne, a spokeswoman with the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, said most schools in the state can't follow Northshore's lead and the agency is advising against trying to implement a full online curriculum on short notice.
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Adam Wilk, a Mets left-hander who had not pitched in the major leagues for two years, started Sunday's game at Citi Field on short notice, backed by an offense that would reach the sixth inning without a hit.
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"I think the president would not be willing to send a high-level delegation on short notice like this unless he was pretty confident that there was at least a chance of getting to a ceasefire," the official said.
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Even if you're not sure whether you'll be looking for a job, you're getting ready for "just in case," and saving yourself valuable time and energy if you find yourself needing to start a job hunt on short notice.
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Once I picked my jaw off the floor and figured out how I was going to scrape that large sum together on short notice, I made a vow that I would create a system that would prevent this from happening again.
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One contractor, who works 50 to 60 hours a week in Google's marketing division, said TVCs are treated as "collateral damage" who can be hired and fired on short notice to help the company achieve business goals quickly and cheaply.
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Unlike UFC 200, the main event at Thomas & Mack would not to be pulled from the card on short notice, and though a one-on-one battle in this context isn't quite individual pugilism, the marquee was easy to sell.
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On her blog, Melinda Gates added that chickens are a good source of income, known in international development circles as "the ATM of the poor," because they are easy to sell on short notice to cover day-to-day expenses.
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Diakiese Stays Perfect With Second-Round TKO The first televised bout of the night occurred in the lightweight division, as Poland's Lukasz Sajewski stepped up on short notice to take on debuting Brit Marc Diakiese—the youngest fighter on the card.
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The 40-minute documentary "Fire in Paradise" focuses on the Camp Fire of 123, the deadliest forest fire in the state's history, and how it affected the small town of Paradise, where residents had to flee their homes on short notice.
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McGregor said that both Aldo and the former champion Frankie Edgar turned down a chance to fight him on short notice, leaving the U.F.C. to reach down to the No. 5 contender Nate Diaz to fill in for a nontitle fight.
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"The ability to rapidly space-qualify new technology and deploy space-based assets with confidence on short notice is a service that didn't exist for dedicated small satellites until now," said Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck in his company's corresponding release.
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For the most part, Mr. Garcia said that his staff and volunteer workers had been able to keep up with the surge, often making frantic calls to churches to request access to more space for housing families on short notice.
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Experts believe Pyongyang has been test-firing much more technologically advanced weaponry than seen in previous years, including solid-fueled missiles that are easy to deploy on short notice and one that may have been able to maneuver in-flight.
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In Los Angeles, a group called Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles, or Chirla, had arranged for lawyers and for help with the fee, which several people in line said they could not afford, especially on short notice.
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Le Méridien is a renowned luxury brand within the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio and strikes the right balance between nice amenities and a down-to-earth price point, even on short notice (or in this case, no lead time at all).
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Hoenlein said that the venue choice had been made by the partner for the party, the Azerbaijani Embassy, and that it was one of the few places that would hold a kosher reception on short notice.
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With those criticisms aside, Rodriguez did just step in against a top ten featherweight on short notice to pick up the most significant win of his career, and one encouraging takeaway from this fight is that Rodriguez completely avoided being taken down.
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But there's another reason researchers are interested in the contents of this space rock: They want to learn more about how they might have to, on short notice, divert, deflect or destroy an asteroid that's on a potentially devastating collision course with Earth.
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The market for small satellites in low Earth orbit is expanding faster than the gas in a thruster nozzle, and Vector aims to be the go-to launch platform for companies looking to put a bird in the air on short notice.
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Her sister Sara — a former devout Nxivm member herself — was supposed to co-sign the bond , but couldn't travel on short notice from her home in France because she's nursing a new child, so Igtet came instead, defense attorney Susan Necheles said.
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Three-quarters of men and 81 percent of women objected to their bosses canceling meetings on short notice, and general tardiness upset 77 percent of men and 79 percent of women, maybe because such habits signal that employee's time and input aren't priorities.
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Second Place: Submission of the Year Nate Diaz over Conor McGregor at UFC 196Rear Naked Choke A massive underdog coming into this fight, Nate Diaz took this fight on short notice with nothing to lose and only a big payday to gain.
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Our interview in Paris was about to be interrupted, however, by an adviser who explained to Haggerty that Nadal was about to conduct a news conference on short notice to announce his withdrawal from the French Open because of a wrist injury.
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Even without the women's heat, he said, organizers have to scramble to pull off the one-day event, which is held on short notice a half-mile from shore when the right conditions coalesce — monster swells, low wind, clear sky — from Nov.
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She attributed this slowdown to policy changes that were not part of executive orders or public memos, such as requiring refugees to provide years of addresses and contact information, an impossible request for people forced to flee their homes on short notice.
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So you can imagine the pressure on Simone Young, who, after not appearing with the New York Philharmonic since 1998, stepped in on short notice to replace the orchestra's injured music director, Jaap van Zweden, on Thursday evening at David Geffen Hall.
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With the approval of the American commander in the Pacific, General Westmoreland had put together a secret operation, code-named Fracture Jaw, that included moving nuclear weapons into South Vietnam so that they could be used on short notice against North Vietnamese troops.
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Experts believe Pyongyang has been test-firing much more technologically advanced weaponry than seen in previous years, including solid-fuel missiles that are easy to deploy on short notice and one the North Koreans may have been able to maneuver in flight.
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After the conversation, Robbins sent the committee a letter demanding to know why a committee official had shared secret testimony with another lawyer, but instead his client was subpoenaed by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes to return before the committee on short notice.
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Although the U.S. military for years as called its joint military exercises with South Korea an important means of keeping troops and commanders ready for combat on short notice, Trump has called them a waste of money and a provocation to the North.
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Asgardia's Central Electoral Commission attempted to fix such problems by requiring candidates to pay a 100-euro fee to run, but the snap decision led to real candidates complaining that they couldn't afford it on short notice or that it was wrong on principle.
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If the unlocking process being used by the FBI is so trivial that it can be offered on short notice to anybody asking nicely, that deeply contradicts the narrative the Justice Department has been building regarding the limitations of law enforcement in accessing encrypted phones.
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Common and perfectly legal conditions include prohibiting travel, prohibiting contact with street gang members, prohibiting association with other felons or probationers, not using any drugs or alcohol (even when alcohol isn't related to the offense), and reporting to your probation officer on short notice.
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Bossé Clinches First UFC Win With Emphatic Te Huna KO Former semi-pro hockey player Steve Bossé justified his place on the UFC roster in his second bout under the banner since he stepped in on short notice to face Thiago Santos last June.
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What's interesting ... Ariana had a big beef last year with the Grammys' longtime executive producer, Ken Ehrlich, who publicly made it seem like Ariana had backed out of last year's show because she was too frazzled and unorganized to pull it together on short notice.
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But the more contentious debate continues to be about the proposal to put the Davis Cup final at a neutral venue chosen far in advance, to help with revenue and promotion, instead of allowing one of the two finalists to stage it on short notice.
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They can't babysit for you on short notice, no, but you can call them, lean on them, brainstorm with them, go stay with them or have one or three of them come stay with you as you pack up to move closer to them.
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I'd estimate this is about half the game it's clearly intended to be; it seems to me we must soon find out that most of Anthem, supposedly in development for five years or more, was scrapped not long ago and this shell substituted on short notice.
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In addition to BMW's DriveNow and Daimler's Car2Go, which are like rental agencies but allow customers to book on short notice and use cars for brief periods, the agreement announced on Wednesday includes services that help customers hail taxis, find parking spots and charge electric vehicles.
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True, I was traveling to Gibraltar on short notice; when I cold-called the director of the Gibraltar Museum, Clive Finlayson, he told me the museum happened to be starting its annual excavation of a Neanderthal cave there the following week and invited me to join.
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And the announcement follows his threat last week to impose another $267 billion on China's exports to the US. "I hate to say this, but behind that there is another $267 billion ready to go on short notice if I want," Trump said on September 7.
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Don't get me wrong, there were a few people who called the fight for the Stockton native beforehand, but in Las Vegas back in March, there were not a lot of people that expected the Stockton native to step up on short notice to defeat the outspoken Irishman.
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The science publishing world is a complex one, but the pendulum is currently swinging away from the paywalled mega-journals of the last decade to a more open model — but it can still be hard to find a full copy of an article you need on short notice.
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Silva proved a handful on the feet for Daniel Cormier on short notice later in the year and badly hurt Bisping at a couple of points in the bout, so no matter how you feel about Bisping, he had to bring something clever to get by the middleweight legend.
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Beef with the UFC kept Iaquinta on the sidelines for almost two years after a questionable split decision victory over Jorge Masvidal in April 2015, but Iaquinta stepped in to fight Khabib Nurmagomedov on short notice at UFC 223 and won tremendous goodwill from the MMA fanbase and media.
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Lufthansa first class to Europe from 76,000 Membership Rewards pointsAlthough first-class inventory on Lufthansa can be hard to find (and is best booked on short notice, about two weeks out from the flight date), if you find availability you can book it for just 87,000 Avianca miles.
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One possible culprit behind problems with home loans and credit among service members and veterans is that unlike civilians, military members are subject to being moved or deployed on short notice, said Paul Kantwill, assistant director of the Office of Servicemember Affairs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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But Team New Zealand's control system — with the bikes just one component — has also worked so well in Bermuda because the Kiwis dreamed it up and polished it up early enough in this Cup cycle to make it impossible for the competition to replicate effectively on short notice.
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" Gates requested in late February, a few days after he pleaded guilty, to lose the GPS monitor and for the judge to allow him to travel more freely between his Richmond, Virginia, home and Washington because cooperating with the special counsel requires him to travel "often on short notice.
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American and South Korean officials initially said they believed that the North had launched its Pukguksong-2, a newly developed, nuclear-capable intermediate-range ballistic missile that uses solid-fuel technology, which makes it easier for the country to hide its weapons and deploy them on short notice.
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Mr. Suozzi is not associated with cavalier roles — he's excellent, wittily mysterious, in this ballet's acting role of the magician Drosselmeyer — but it was marvelous to see the selfless elegance and skill with which he partnered the Sugarplum Fairy of Ms. Woodward (who on short notice replaced Ashly Isaacs).
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To start, the next generation of France's Syracuse satellites will be equipped with cameras to watch for potential threats, but would later be joined by ones with weapons and that could be launched in large numbers on short notice—which the plan calls to be in the skies by 2030.
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Without knowing anything else about the situation, it would hard to believe that a company with the resources of WWE and a country as rich in dubiously-gotten money as Saudi Arabia couldn't combine their might to find a plane capable of making it to New York on short notice.
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That sort of thing is a bit tough to do on short notice, but there's an option out there that's almost as good: turning off every TV, computer, and connected device in your house except your DS and spending the rest of November playing Pokémon Sun and/or Moon instead.
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So, make of this what you will: You may not be surprised to learn that the internet definitely has, so much so that ESPN has already taken to referring to his July 9th scheduled rematch with Nate Diaz -- last seen beating McGregor's ass on short notice -- in the past tense.
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According to officials familiar with his debriefing, he was among the sources who told the Americans about the internal Iranian debate over whether the country needed a nuclear weapon or just a "threshold capability" to build one on short notice without violating the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and inviting a military backlash.
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Croatian-American heavyweight Stipe Miocic offered to step up on short notice to face Werdum and save that aforementioned event, but Werdum pulled out of the show citing injury himself—thus leaving the card without its marquee event worthy of pay-per-view status, rendering it a free-to-air Fight Night show.
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But the real-world concerns have been piling up at this Australian Open: from the impending birth of his first child, which could have him on a plane out of Melbourne on short notice, to the medical issues of his father-in-law, Nigel Sears, which also could have kept him from continuing.
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Explain that your job performance will be better working a 10-to-6 instead of a 9-to-5 because your medication makes you foggy in the mornings, or that you need the freedom to move to a quiet room on short notice sometimes because noises or crowds can amplify your mania.
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This issue also came up during the initial wave of school closures, where institutions were criticized for insensitivity to the needs of many first generation and low income students, who not only lacked resources to evacuate campus on short notice, but also rely on college for stable housing, food and health care.
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It would be far better for America to pass a fair and carefully considered tax bill in early 85033 that is achieved through bipartisan talks, than to force-feed an unjust one-party bill on short notice without thorough consideration that could be as disastrous as GOP health care fiascos throughout 2017.
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If one thing will get Velasquez fired up for his eventual return it is the fact that Werdum revealed that he was willing to take on the former champion even with an injury, but only pulled out due to the idea of facing a completely new opponent on short notice on top of his ailments.
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The move was one of the most stressful experiences of my life, in part because of all the moving parts involved — I had sold my house much more quickly than expected and needed to find a rental and storage on short notice — but also because moving isn't something most of us do very often.
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But jailed immigrants must serve their sentences first, before they can be detained by the immigration authorities — and as a practical matter, it is often impossible for immigration agents to be present and ready at the jail the moment the immigrants are released, which may happen on short notice, late at night or on a weekend.
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The N.C.A.A.'s carefully worded statement left the door open to its continuing to make decisions on a case-by-case basis and even to retracting hosting opportunities on short notice in light of new developments — as it did last year, when it moved several championship events, including men's basketball tournament games, out of the state.
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In a phone call, Wallplay owner and founder Laura O'Reilly explained that because the opening was an event rental on short notice (Amrhein canceled just days before the show was set to open), the group wasn't vetted as carefully as something that would have had the gallery's name associated with it or be otherwise sanctioned by the space.
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McBurney says Caesars could easily fill the luxurious rooms 100 percent of the time, if they lowered the price, but that would also "take the exclusivity away" because the hotel needs to have at least a few large, luxurious spaces available at a moment's notice in case a high-roller or big-name needs a place to stay on short notice.
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It's often cheaper for retailers to employ part-time workers, rather than full-time employees, because health insurance costs are going up, because full-time workers get more paid time off and because, if there is extra work on short notice full-time workers would likely become eligible for overtime premium pay for additional hours they work above 230 a week, Golden said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Friday that he is prepared to slap $28503 billion in tariffs on Chinese products on short notice, in addition to the $22019 billion he has already promised.
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When the babysitter cancels at the last minute, or something urgent comes up and a sitter isn't available on short notice, or — as all too many families know firsthand — when there's just not enough money left for child care at the end of the month, sometimes a mother is left with little choice but to bring her baby with her wherever she needs to go.
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Republican pollster Jim Hobart said Friday that he expects 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 to keep his approach of issuing policy changes and announcing initiatives on short notice.
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It was Mr. Trump's most important order so far for the use of force — virtually all of his administration's other operations in Syria, Yemen and Iraq have been carried out under authorization delegated to his commanders — and appeared intended to send a message to North Korea, Iran and other potential adversaries that the new commander in chief was prepared to act, sometimes on short notice.
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Teenage Rescuer, Now 92, Meets Family She Saved From Nazis Melpomeni Dina was reunited with the two surviving members and 40 descendants of the Jewish family she and her sisters helped escape occupied Greece during World War II. Greta Thunberg Sets Sail, Again, After Climate Talks Relocate Ms. Thunberg, who doesn't fly, found herself suddenly needing a ride across the Atlantic when United Nations climate talks were moved on short notice.
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