Hope - Scrap over-reliance on fiscal spending and monetary easing.
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Takahashi said an over-reliance on smartphones was partly to blame.
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Over-reliance by Congress on the direct track has failed again.
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What sets Venezuela apart, however, is its over reliance on hydroelectricity.
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More important, over-reliance on the army is unhealthy for a democracy.
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Tesla seeks to end our over-reliance on gasoline through electric cars.
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The over-reliance on mandatory minimum sentences must come to an end.
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Foxconn separately confirmed over-reliance on temporary workers, known internally dispatch workers.
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It became a parable for the economy's excesses and over-reliance on debt.
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However, a comprehensive approach is needed to reduce over-reliance on monetary policy.
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Many felt men's social skills had been especially eroded by over-reliance on technology.
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Tesla pointed to an "over-reliance" on the automated feature as a major factor.
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Again, the over-reliance on the technical robs the movie of its potential heart.
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The sentencing guidelines' over-reliance on loss has been sharply criticized by the courts.
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Their over-reliance on income from land sales is also driving asset bubbles in China.
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But, an over-reliance on parts-per-million and predictive models can lead us astray.
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But, scandals like Credit Mobilier cooled the fever of over-reliance on the indirect track.
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Often we see clichéd representations — an over-reliance on features like barbed wire, steel bars, etc.
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But now Daegu's remorseful Park voters want to shed their over-reliance on the "Park paradigm".
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It's over-reliance on residential projects has been the largest driver of low margins and unprofitability.
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We should end our over reliance on contracting, which has undermined the delivery of quality service.
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An over-reliance on robots has complicated that task, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has acknowledged.
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Now, the bill on Turkey's over reliance on Russia and aggression towards Cyprus is coming due.
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I firmly believe that we're in process of beginning to correct our over-reliance on digital.
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The driver's "lack of engagement" suggests an over-reliance on the Autopilot system, NTSB investigators said.
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Is it a commentary on our over-reliance on social media as an identity-building tool?
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In 2628, Andrew Jackson's Maysville Veto cooled the fever of over-reliance on the direct track.
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Devon: As for the show's over-reliance on twists, I don't disagree with you on that point.
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The Wuhan coronavirus has exposed America's over-reliance on Chinese manufacturing, from vital medical supplies to electronics.
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Ghanian President Nana Akufo-Addo has attributed the cedi's poor performance to an over-reliance on imports.
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Some Democrats argue that the over-reliance on those types of candidates should come to an end.
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A fatal Tesla crash investigation in Florida in 2016 cited an "over-reliance" on Tesla's automated feature.
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Whether management is to blame for over- reliance on single suppliers need to be clarified, he added.
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Whether VW management should face questions for over-reliance on single suppliers needs to be clarified, he added.
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But weird things happen all the time, and over reliance on a relatively limited system can be disastrous.
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Experts, however, fear an over-reliance on the courts, in particular when it comes to fighting political battles.
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This metric had been weighed down by inefficient sourcing and logistics, including an over-reliance on air freight.
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An example of his limited vocabulary is his over-reliance on the word "very" to modify simple adjectives.
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Our society's over-reliance on prisons and punishment instead of real community prosperity and safety harms us all.
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In 2016, the NTSB found that a separate fatal incident partially resulted from a driver's over reliance on Autopilot.
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There is a risk of over-reliance on medication at the expense of relationship-building and exploring emotional conflict.
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Jokowi's eagerness to get projects off the ground has also introduced another problem: an over-reliance on state firms.
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However, Nordstrom's over-reliance on promotions and discounting are expected to have a negative impact on margins and profitability.
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Right. I think there's an over-reliance, at times, on data, and of course, I understand why that happens.
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Indonesia has a policy of diversifying its arms purchases to reduce over-reliance on a single source of supply.
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Pilots and nuclear technicians demonstrate similar patterns of over-reliance on automated systems, which can eventually lead to distraction.
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The average is hiding the big elephant in the room: the over-reliance on a handful of mega-caps.
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Depending on your business, billboards or radio ads might make sense, and over-reliance on social media might backfire.
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But its over-reliance on those same diamonds and high unemployment are now major policy challenges for its leaders.
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I'd probably add what looks like (over) reliance on staff, personal indifference to paperwork, and ignorance about federal practices.
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Moreover, we should be careful of criticising an over-reliance on sometimes ill-trained and ill-disciplined pro-government militias.
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Overuse of braids, weaves, and extensions, coupled with bad hair-care practices, has led to an over-reliance on products.
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Its potential over-reliance on the current startup boom has raised questions around its future, should there be a downturn.
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In Normal, futurists aren't just detoxing from their jobs—they're recovering from the dystopia of their over-reliance on technology.
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And like fossil fuels, the scientific consensus is that an over reliance on refined carbohydrates is going to end badly.
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The worries include high leverage, over-reliance on credit for growth, oversupply in property markets, and overcapacity in industrial sectors.
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This is enormously important for a GOP that may want to handcuff future administrations from over-reliance on executive authority.
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But the agency itself has noted in the past that an over reliance on autopilot can prove dangerous to pilots.
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But it shows limits of what a SOF-centric approach can accomplish, and the costs of over-reliance on them.
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One big lesson from Hillary Clinton's loss to Donald Trump was her campaign's over-reliance on the mythical moderate voter.
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Still, the researchers hope their findings will help shift end-of-life planning away from an over-reliance on documents.
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Rather than transmuting the stories into dialogue and action, the script has an over-reliance on direct address and observation.
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Nuclear power needs to be kept in the mix to protect ourselves from over-reliance on one form of energy.
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But it's that over-reliance on technology and subsequent under-staffing that seems to have allowed the problem to fester.
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The widespread over-reliance on opioids, along with benzodiazepines, amphetamines and other scheduled medications, has created a booming black market.
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The over-reliance on revenue and distribution tables led House Republicans to focus on the wrong questions from the start.
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Adding to their challenges are an over-reliance on discounts and an inability keep inventories lean in a sluggish sales environment.
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While there's no need for a moral panic, our over-reliance on smartphones has made us oblivious to their negative effects.
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Unfortunately for Venezuela, this wealth wouldn't last - and an over-reliance on oil would soon decimate the economy in unexpected ways.
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Two other Nobel laureates, Angus Deaton and George Akerlof, have also spoken about the dangers of over-reliance on those journals.
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An over-reliance on expensive hospital treatment, rather than care in GP clinics, has contributed to a chronic shortage of beds.
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Part of the problem was Tesla's over-reliance on automation in its Fremont, California factory, which caused production bottlenecks and delays.
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Employers should ditch their over-reliance on educational requirements and open their ranks to anyone who can demonstrate the desired competencies.
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All were critically panned at the time for poor dialogue, uneven plots, cardboard characters and an over-reliance on special effects.
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"DOD's over-reliance on the classified information system for both classified and unclassified information is a frequent impediment," the document says.
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Our use of prescription medication has become increasingly problematic in other ways besides the risk of addiction, abuse, and over reliance.
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Perhaps spurring much of this division is the GOP's over-reliance on an energized and motivated, yet rapidly diminishing, white electorate.
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If making life easier for veterans is Wilkie's goal, ending the over-reliance on performance statistics is a good starting point.
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It is time to end the continued use of this non-strategy and over-reliance on the threat of military force.
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Locals have cited concerns about the environmental impact on its fragile ecosystem, as well as an over-reliance on foreign visitors.
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Earlier today, he appeared on ESPN's Mike & Mike to talk football, the draft, and the league's over reliance on opioid use.
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But over-reliance on OKRs risks treating productivity as a proxy for quality, which can be more challenging to pin down.
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The biggest headache for the combined company will be its over-reliance on Europe, which will account for over 70% of sales.
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Nerdwriter explains that its the movie's over-reliance on moments versus scenes that makes the whole thing feel awkward, staged, and inauthentic.
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An over-reliance on this sort of player has made the English team susceptible to losing large numbers of wickets in clusters.
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The consequence has been an over-reliance on communications surveillance, and an under-detection of "weak signals" via informants on the ground.
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An over-reliance on fans who have always been there is not a sound business model—people grow up and tastes change.
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Inspired by the country's Vision 2030 reform package, the licensing initiative seeks to reduce the private sector's over-reliance on oil revenues.
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"So that the growth of our economy can be driven by domestic demand instead of an over reliance on exports," said Tsai.
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Privacy and security advocates have sounded the alarm for decades about the dangers of the United States' over-reliance on Social Security numbers.
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Lloyds's plan now is to diversify away from an over-reliance on mortgage lending, by growing other business lines such as credit cards.
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This has met resistance, above all from Ukraine, which could lose transit earnings, and sparked concerns over European over-reliance on Russian gas.
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Analysts and investors have worried about FCA's over-reliance on the U.S. market, given its loss-making operations in both Asia and Europe.
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The thing that woke me up to my over-reliance on Chrome was when Google implemented an ad blocker directly into the browser.
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Mr Frérot has lessened Veolia's traditional over-reliance on doing business with municipalities, especially in France, and sought out more contracts from industry.
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Robots still play a big role in production of the Model 3, even though Musk has admitted to an over-reliance on automation.
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This has met resistance, above all from Ukraine, which could lose transit earnings, and heightened concerns of European over-reliance on Russian gas.
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The news from Moody's is encouraging but only a small step in solving the college affordability crisis and over-reliance of student loans.
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When will economists and politicians admit that George H.W. Bush was right when he called misguided over-reliance on tax cuts "voodoo economics"?
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Taiwan's over-reliance on China must be addressed, and access to the world's most important multilateral trade initiative could play a key role.
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Ultimately, Facebook's war on weed underscores our over reliance on a handful of massive corporations to police what we can and can't say online.
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"Our over-reliance on apparel hurt us in times during the first quarter when weather patterns were not conducive to apparel sales," Ellison said.
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During her tenure Ms Nooyi steered the company away from its over-reliance on soft drinks and snacks towards healthier foods, juices and water.
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At the plasma industry's main annual conference, held this year in Budapest in March, over-reliance on imports from America was a hot topic.
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Politicians were convinced that the economy had to be "rebalanced" away from an over-reliance on financial services and more towards industry and manufacturing.
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Azer said that constant need for cash — coupled with an over-reliance on retail versus wholesale — will hurt the company in the long-term.
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Although Bay has gained a reputation as a harbinger of Hollywood's over-reliance on familiar franchises, he's only directed one series, the Transformers movies.
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"I think there is some over-reliance on the China market," says Barry Christie, operations manager of the Southern African Macadamia Growers' Association (SAMAC).
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The French business has suffered from an over-reliance on large hypermarkets, a format which analysts say is in decline as shopping habits change.
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Those countries have been battling economic problems at home from the fallout of aging demographics and over-reliance on important trading partners like China.
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It's a movie with dire warnings about everything from technological over-reliance to corporate idolatry to environmental abuse, yet never dwells on any of them.
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He has also been critical of an over-reliance on commando raids, drone strikes and proxy forces, which Obama employed in the fight against ISIS.
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This over-reliance on agriculture partly explains why three-quarters of Vietnam's workers are in jobs where they become less productive as they get older.
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Their over-reliance on a destructive lifestyle (both to themselves and to the planet) makes me think of them as the dangerous and suicidal ones.
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A spokeswoman for Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) blamed the error on conflicting reports on the ground and an over-reliance on local media.
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A "Beige Book" survey of thousands of Chinese firms by China Beige Book International (CBB) pointed to a continued over-reliance on cheap, easy credit.
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They are embarrassed by their over-reliance on polls which all but guaranteed a Clinton win and are suffering from vertiginous drops in advertising revenue.
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Over-reliance upon singular expertise makes it less likely that we will successfully tackle contemporary challenges like income inequality, climate change, healthcare, education, and policing.
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But the deal with Reliance Jio has been blocked by India's Department of Telecommunications because of doubts over Reliance Communications' ability to repay its debts.
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Over-reliance on oil ties our nation to far-flung conflicts, sends our troops into harm's way, and endangers them once they're in conflict zones.
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Nonetheless, progress in this area has been somewhat hampered by an ongoing quixotic search for a "quick fix" and an over-reliance on psychopharmacological intervention.
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Messi, his World Cup legacy and Argentina's over-reliance on the Barcelona forward, however, have dominated the narrative leading into Saturday's clash at Kazan Arena.
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The pre-New Hampshire national polls suggest over-reliance on the white vote could be an area of weakness for Klobuchar and Buttigieg in future contests.
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Italian Industry minister Carlo Calenda said the Austria blast showed Italy should be accelerating the TAP project to ensure against over-reliance on any one pipeline.
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They explain that the images exploit "deep flaws" that stem from the software's "over-reliance on color, texture, and background cues" to identify what it sees.
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But in a wide-ranging (and largely positive) interview with CBS's Gayle King, Musk also admits it was Tesla's over-reliance on robots in the production.
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It mainly reflects America's weakness in the Middle East, after decades of misadventure, and an over-reliance on an embarrassing ally that long predates Mr Trump.
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There has long been concern about the over-reliance on students as a source of data, particularly around lack of demographic diversity and limited sample sizes.
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The rebound in oil prices is definitely positive for the Iraqi economy, Auberty explained, given the over-reliance of government revenues and exports on oil proceeds.
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President Muhammadu Buhari has pledged to strengthen the agricultural sector, to reduce Nigeria's costly food imports and diversify the economy away from over-reliance on oil.
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The sellers and consultants we spoke with generally agreed that for all of Amazon's potential, SMBs would be wise to avoid over-reliance on the platform.
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Plenty of critics, myself included, have mounted the argument that an over-reliance on virtual techniques has made big-league directors lazy, and their films coldly impersonal.
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Over-reliance on automation and lack of understanding by the pilots about when they needed to interevene were cited as important factors contributing to the Asiana crash.
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Many eastern European countries and the United States have criticised the pipeline plan, saying over-reliance on Russia is a threat to the European Union's energy security.
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Using background sources is essential in getting at certain stories, but over-reliance on secret sources gives an already skeptical public more reason to question media credibility.
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Daniel Agger has admitted to dangerous overuse of anti-inflammatories during his career, and discussed the damage his over-reliance on medication has done to his health.
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He said the commission will continue its overhaul of financial legislation to favor the growth of alternative sources of finance for businesses reducing their over-reliance on banks.
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Egypt has been heavily re-equipping its armed forces with French gear in the face of regional instability and to avoid over-reliance on kit from America alone.
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But the comments did little to reassure investors who worry about FCA's over-reliance on one region, its weak performance in China and persistently low profitability in Europe.
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Why it matters: Over-reliance on potentially faulty AI can harm the people whose lives are shaped by critical decisions about employment, health care, legal proceedings and more.
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Trump's naïve plan to ignore the party's base while enlisting Democrats and independents to vote for him — through over-reliance on Tweets and free media — will never work.
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As recently as July, a House panel directed the agency to "curtail its over-reliance" on the extraordinary deployments known as augmentation, once reserved only for emergency operations.
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An over-reliance on advertising revenue at a time when Big Tech companies began to dominate the online advertising business is generally blamed for many of their downfalls.
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But Amazon's ad business, for all its glitz and hype, does not come without significant risk: Namely, that an over-reliance on ads will ruin the Amazon shopping experience.
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As far back as 1990, there were reports that Cape Town's water supply was reaching dangerously low levels, and was developing an over-reliance on rainwater for municipal water.
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But for all its glitz and hype, Amazon's ad business does not come without significant risk: Namely, that an over-reliance on ads will ruin the Amazon shopping experience.
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In other words the money would go back to the very institutions opposing it, because the point isn't to raise money, it's to change our over-reliance on plastics.
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And a big part of the reason why is its over-reliance on the same sort of crummy CG that made the final battle against Doomsday in Batman v.
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Investigation results: NTSB said the probable cause of the crash was the truck driver's failure to yield to the Tesla, and the Tesla driver's over-reliance on automated features.
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The increase is partly due to contracting net exports but also indicates some success in Beijing's attempts to rebalance the economy from an over reliance on investment-led growth.
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"Certain Myanmar media even said that stopping these dams was an important step to show that Myanmar is throwing off its over-reliance economically on China," the paper said.
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In the process, they refuse to accept the studies around heavily-tilted coverage against Trump and perception of fabricated stories likely fueled via the over-reliance of unnamed sources.
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Many of those hubs have been shifting away from singular market focus and an over reliance on grant funding toward broader reach and more revenue from investment related activities.
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And can't we make space in our brains for problematic over-reliance on medication and the equally problematic—and deadly—stigma of medication for those who desperately need it?
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But it blamed the crash on an inattentive Tesla driver&aposs over reliance on technology and a truck driver who made a left turn in front of the car.
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Because of the urgent needs once crises have exploded, we have seen over reliance on the deployment of security forces, leading to tensions and potential flashpoints that undermine security.
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Unlike the majority of the Black Mirror canon, "Hang the DJ" isn't necessarily an indictment of our over-reliance on technology; in fact, in some ways, it is an endorsement.
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Part of this latter problem could have something to do with medical professionals' over-reliance on drug-based treatments versus a more holistic approach that includes diet, exercise, and psychotherapy.
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Lungu blames Zambia's economic woes on its over-reliance on copper exports, and says his government has been working to diversify the economy by investing in other sectors like agriculture.
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In an interview with CBS Good Morning, Musk agreed with Tesla's critics that there was over-reliance on automation and too few human assembly line workers building the Model 22016.
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Last April Superdry launched an 18-month product innovation and diversification program, aiming to reduce its over-reliance on cold weather clothing by entering new areas such as children's clothes.
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Jack Ma, the founder of tech giant Alibaba, said in Japan on Wednesday that China needed to control its "core technology" like chips to avoid over-reliance on U.S. imports.
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The JJDPA creates a critical federal-state partnership that has worked to reduce our over-reliance on youth incarceration and resulted in the lowest youth crime rates in four decades.
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Production of the Model 3 has been plagued by a number of issues, including problems with an over-reliance on automation on its assembly lines, battery issues and other bottlenecks.
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But whether from cultural alienation — coastal journalists are not Mr. Trump's target demographic — or over-reliance on received political wisdom, they didn't seem to accept that he honestly might win.
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Part of this latter problem could have something to do with medical professionals' over-reliance on drug-based treatments versus a more holistic approach that includes diet, exercise, and psychotherapy.
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The unchecked growth of online learning stemmed, in part, from the failure to hold for-profit colleges accountable for outcomes — and an over-reliance on input-based measures of quality.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is also looking to tap Japan's vast pool of low-cost capital as he shifts his country away from an over-reliance on Chinese investment.
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Last April Superdry launched an 18-month product innovation and diversification programme, aiming to reduce its over-reliance on cold weather clothing by entering new areas such as children's clothes.
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But while both Brunye and Hegarty recommend going without GPS to boost your wayfinding skills, over-reliance on navigation systems could also be a symptom of low confidence or spatial anxiety.
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But it's far from perfect, and the novelty of its premise and world is weighed down by an over-reliance on familiar tropes like killer robots, malevolent AI, and haunted houses.
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Last April Superdry launched an 18-month product innovation and diversification program, aiming to reduce its over-reliance on cold weather clothing by entering new areas such as clothing for children.
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Even congressional staffs don't have as much expertise as they should, Khanna says, leading to over-reliance on the tech industry itself for information, and a reluctance to regulate the industry.
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The findings: Dangerous patterns of over-reliance on unqualified medical staff, unreasonable delays or denials of care, subpar mental health care, and bad record-keeping, in public and private prisons both.
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But the Times' report indicates that the problem is less an issue of a software bug than one of over-reliance on and under-regulation of A.I. in the first place.
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Local lawmakers need to find new sources of income to alleviate the state's budget crisis created by years of overspending and an over reliance on tax dollars from the finance sector.
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The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), the organization that sets standards to keep the U.S. power supply reliable, has voiced concern about over-reliance on gas and renewables for electricity.
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Only then will BOP be able to rectify the severe understaffing and over-reliance on augmentation that have long plagued our agency, which has recently been highlighted by members of Congress.
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Even some proponents, like retired Lieutenant Colonel T. Mark McCurley, a former Air Force drone pilot, say over reliance on remote killing and electronic intelligence has hurt efforts on the ground.
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While these roadside lights certainly provide comfort to many people, they also question when the pursuit of convenience might lead to an over-reliance on resources that are not necessarily sustainable.
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But it is evidence of the limitations of Google's algorithms, and, more importantly, how Silicon Valley continues to get rich off its cynical, damaging, and unfair over-reliance on Wikipedia's volunteer editors.
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Since independence, the economy has grown at 8% a year to become one of Africa's most successful but it is now at risk of coming unstuck because of over-reliance on diamonds.
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The NTSB partially faulted Tesla for the fatal crash, saying the system operated as intended but that the driver's inattentiveness, due to over-reliance on the Autopilot system, resulted in the accident.
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NATO admits it has an "over-reliance" on the US for the provision of essential capabilities, including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, air-to-air refueling, ballistic missile defense and airborne electronic warfare.
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"I wanted to contribute to [Bitnik's] work by heightening the simulated experience of visiting the embassy and further a discussion about transparency, surveillance, and our over-reliance on opaque infrastructures," said Harvey.
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Steve Bullock -- a two-time statewide winner in a place Trump cruised -- faulted the party for what he called an over-reliance on analytics and its focus on turning out the base.
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And while it has a lot of great ideas, particularly around the concept of second screen gaming, the new Star Fox ultimately falls flat thanks to an over reliance on motion controls.
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"The crisis is primarily the result of over-reliance on a large coal plant in a centralized generation paradigm," said Andrew DeWit, a professor of energy policy at Rikkyo University in Tokyo.
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Japan's top financial regulator also warned policymakers against over-reliance on monetary policy to spur growth, saying more efforts were needed to nudge banks into lending more to innovative industries with potential.
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Thornberry also cautioned against an over-reliance on special operations forces (SOF), which has been Obama's preferred method of carrying out ground operations against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Problems with an over-reliance on automation, battery issues and other bottlenecks have potentially compromised Tesla's position in the electric car market as a host of competitors prepare to launch rival vehicles.
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Since then, the economy has grown at around 8% a year and is considered one of Africa's most successful, but it now risks coming unstuck because of an over-reliance on diamonds.
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"Over-optimistic revenue projections have led to higher financing needs than initially envisaged, resulting in over-reliance on the expensive borrowing from the central bank to finance the deficit," the Fund said.
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More than sloppy cybersecurity measures, the massive data breach uncovered at Equifax revealed inherent flaws in the U.S.: the over-reliance on Social Security numbers credit reporting system in need of reform.
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Nobuchika Mori, commissioner of Japan's Financial Services Agency, also warned against over-reliance on regulation in mitigating the risk of another financial crisis, saying that policymakers must now focus more on bank supervision.
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One area where it can spectacularly fail to alleviate nutrition-related tedium right now is in its approach to food logging — with an over-reliance on scanning barcodes to log what you're eating.
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That drive, which started in 2014, intensified this year as U.S.-China trade tensions escalated, according to recruiters and industry insiders, exposing what China feels is an over-reliance on foreign-made chips.
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Some analysts say the major worry for policymakers is that the over reliance of smaller banks on short-term interbank borrowing to fund bond purchases was threatening to cause an asset price bubble.
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First, there is an over-reliance on a single source for reporting that, despite its solid track record, can still fail: The Voter News Service debacle in Florida was only four elections ago.
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The whole thing looks like a smart send-up of the true-crime trend that doesn't get lost in over-reliance to structure, like that It's Always Sunny parody of Making a Murderer.
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It recognizes our past over-reliance on network-level defense, an approach that has limited the overall security posture of the U.S. government and has made the transition to the cloud more difficult.
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Economists have said the over-reliance of domestic companies on state lenders for long-term credit put a heavy burden on BNDES, fanned regulatory uncertainty and made credit subsidies costlier than initially thought.
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One Mexican food truck in Sydney has resorted to what some critics say is sacrilege - using bulk-bought frozen avocado in its nachos and tacos to avoid over-reliance on the volatile market.
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But Mr. Trump's over-reliance on generals as potential appointees probably has as much to do with the fact that most Republican civilian foreign policy experts repudiated him during the campaign as unqualified.
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Our huge intake of processed, packaged foods and over-reliance on antibiotics has weakened our microbiota, making us more susceptible to harm from artificial sweeteners and other food additives including "natural flavors" and emulsifiers.
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This is especially important, energy analysts say, because Middle Eastern oil producers — such as OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — are likely to lose out given their over-reliance on crude with a high-sulfur content.
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"The industry still relies heavily on paper, on working off retrospective data, and there is still an over-reliance on sending CRAs to busy research sites," says Teckro co-founder and CEO Gary Hughes.
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A trade expert who helped negotiate Taiwan's entry into the World Trade Organisation in 2002, she has ambitious plans to end economic over-reliance on China by boosting ties with the rest of Asia.
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He is also a member of the Energy Security Leadership Council, a group of Fortune 500 CEOs and retired Four-star generals that advocates for policies to reduce the country's over-reliance on petroleum.
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"There's an over reliance on regulation solving the problems of the capital markets and it can only go so far," Paul Winkelmann, chief executive of Hong Kong's Financial Reporting Council, an accounting watchdog, said.
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This is especially important, energy analysts say, because Middle Eastern oil producers — such as OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — are likely to lose out given their over-reliance on crude with a high sulfur content.
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In his place as Crown Prince, King Salman appointed his son Mohammed bin Salman who also serves as defense minister and leads an ambitious reform agenda to end Saudi Arabia's over-reliance on oil.
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"Traditional B2B financing is slow, inaccurate and limits a business's potential for growth because of an over reliance on email, call centers, faxes and manual invoicing processes," Resolve wrote in an April press release.
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Aside from using eco-friendly cleaning chemicals, investing in reusable products like a laundry egg or microfiber cloths is more sustainable to our over-reliance on disposable products like dryer sheets and paper towels.
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This is especially important, energy analyst say, because Middle Eastern oil producers — such as OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — are likely to lose out given their over-reliance on crude with a high sulfur content.
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Rizzo's three-run homer in the fifth inning — his 13th — gave the Cubs the lead, but Chicago also broke out of an over reliance on homers with seven runs coming via singles and doubles.
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But clearly we allowed some combination of hubris and over reliance on historical methods of assessing risk, to blind us to the fact that there were some structural problems building up in financial markets.
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Production of the Model 3, which began last July, has been plagued by a number of issues, including problems from an over-reliance on automation on its assembly lines, battery issues and other bottlenecks.
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Nancy Pelosi re-elected as House Democratic leader "I think we have to seriously look at this over-reliance on political consultants and media consultants and pollsters rather than going with member input," Thompson said.
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There are some minor nitpicks — the narrative's heavy use of magical MacGuffins, a needlessly complex loot system, and an over-reliance on particularly gruesome kills — but they do little to detract from the overall experience.
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Lack of Backbone: We view Kcell's lack of a proprietary backbone network and its over-reliance on other operators for domestic transit traffic as a strategic weakness in the absence of long-term contractual relationships.
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"We have not beat up on natural gas I would say, but we certainly have pointed to an over-reliance on the fuel," said Paul Bailey, president of the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity.
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Abeysinghe said that there is an over-reliance on using military, police, media and other public networks to send out warnings rather than setting up a system that will send messages directly to vulnerable communities.
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Growth in the first quarter of this year was an annualized 1.0 percent, and the economy face numerous structural challenges, notably over-reliance on exports, slow wage growth handicapping domestic demand, and an aging population.
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But whichever party wins will inherit the unenviable task of tackling high unemployment, inequality and over-reliance on dwindling diamonds, which turned Botswana into one of Africa's wealthiest nations but cannot lift living standards forever.
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If the script has an over-reliance on direct address and observation, it still conveys Mr. Keret's casually mordant worldview, his sense that fiction so often palls before the absurdities of everyday life (2111:71893).
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If the script has an over-reliance on direct address and observation, it still conveys Mr. Keret's casually mordant worldview, his sense that fiction so often palls before the absurdities of everyday life (1:30).
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Measures should also be taken to ease the financing problems facing businesses, such as minimizing banks' over-reliance on collateral and guarantees when lending to smaller firms, the banking and insurance regulator said this week.
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Analysts and investors have been worried about FCA's over-reliance on one region, which accounted for nearly all - 98 percent - of profits in the quarter, and given its loss-making operations in both Asia and Europe.
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Afghan leaders say those efforts to build a more mobile army are undermined by an over-reliance on lightly armored vehicles like the Humvee, not widely used in combat by U.S. troops for nearly a decade.
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Parnes/Allen: We think she over-learned some of the lessons particularly with the over reliance on data at the expense of traditional political persuasion-- a "Moneyball"-esque dynamic that our sources talked about in detail.
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Along with other companies in the field like Bioness and Cefaly, Sana is developing neuromodulation devices that have the potential to reduce or completely eliminate pain, as well as over-reliance on opioids to treat it.
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The report does not define "energy security" or "over-reliance on imported natural gas" — among the asserted problems yielded by the shift to gas-fired generation — but these arguments are deeply problematic at an analytic level.
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"There is a history to this, a history of over reliance on outdated doctrines and also the notion more trade is just better and problems with trade agreements will work themselves out over time," he said.
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The amended legislation contains some improvements, but — crucially — it does not say how privatization would solve the two fundamental problems of Puerto Rico's electrical system: its over-reliance on imported fossil fuels and its crippling debt.
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"China needs to move from an over reliance on bank lending to one where they have a dynamic, liquid capital market to fund their economic growth going forward," Austen told CNBC's "Squawk Box Asia" on Friday.
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Natixis said in a note dated Monday that Mexico has an "over-reliance" on the U.S. economy, with exports to the U.S. at 80 percent of total exports and nearly 29 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Despite a strong over reliance on the Angry Birds brand, which seems to have been integrated into any and every licensing deal possible over the past few years, the 15-year-old Rovio is still making moves.
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Roman also said that security at U.S. airports is "insufficient" around runways and plane taxi paths, because of "an over-reliance on electronic security measures," such as sensors, to detect breaches of the perimeter around those areas.
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Russia's over-reliance on oil and gas exports has been well documented and, in an attempt to reverse this dependency, Kudrin has urged President Vladimir Putin to consider oil privatization in order to help revive economic growth.
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"An over-reliance on the private sector could lead to a climate apartheid scenario in which the wealthy pay to escape overheating, hunger, and conflict, while the rest of the world is left to suffer," he wrote.
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Our over reliance on police enforcement for these types of situations puts an unnecessary strain on police resources, prevents officers from fighting serious crime, and hinders their ability to build positive relationships with the communities they serve.
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However, the authors and backers of this legislation are clearly not concerned about our dangerous over-reliance on imported critical minerals, the leverage China is amassing, or its horrendous environmental, human rights or corporate social responsibility record.
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But Lungu, whose government has been talking to the International Monetary Fund about financial aid to help plug its budget deficit, said he was doing his best to wean the economy off its over-reliance on copper.
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"The pattern of the use of Autopilot, including the lack of steering wheel interaction and lack of response prior to the crash shows over-reliance on the automation," NTSB member Dr. Ensar Becic said during the meeting.
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"It can't all be in China, we've seen some of the consequences of over reliance on just one key market," he told CNBC at the Milken Institute's Middle East and Africa Summit in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
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It doesn't matter if the warming is a series of melodies only you can hear or a set of climate scientists telling you that our over-reliance on fossil fuels will heat the planet to uninhabitable levels.
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"The effect is most apparent in the current Syrian civil war, where poor governance and over-reliance on intensive irrigation diminished the country's ability to cope with a severe drought," said the study's authors in a statement.
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Subianto is expected to campaign on welfare issues, the cost of living and a perceived over-reliance on Chinese investment at a time when economic growth is stagnating at around 5 percent and consumption has been persistently sluggish.
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READ: Facebook in India is drowning in anti-Muslim hate speech Facebook has been criticized for its over-reliance on artificial intelligence in content moderation, relying on human moderators only when a report is flagged by a user.
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Policymakers have relied on record credit expansion and an infrastructure spending spree to stabilize growth, though concerns are growing that over reliance on debt and government spending threatens a "vicious cycle" of slower growth and delayed economic reforms.
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In the crash of an Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 landing in San Francisco in 2013, investigators determined that a contributing factor was the pilots' over-reliance on automated systems which led to an erosion in their flying skills.
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But Lungu, whose government has been talking to the International Monetary Fund about financial aid to help plug its budget deficit, has said he is doing his best to wean the economy off its over-reliance on copper.
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Youth unemployment is running at around 30 percent in Algeria, but the country also faces a shortfall of workers in some sectors as it tries to steer its economy away from over-reliance on oil and gas production.
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BEIJING, Feb 27 (Reuters) - A vice head of China's central bank said on Wednesday that it encourages commercial lenders to reduce their over-reliance on collateral in a bid to address financing difficulties of private and small firms.
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"I don't think there was a strong feeling shared among (G20 nations) that monetary policy was reaching its limits or that an over-reliance on monetary policy was causing big problems," he told a news conference on Friday.
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The Lee family's fortunes mirror the decline of Ulsan, which is now reeling from Chinese competition, rising labor costs and its over-reliance on Hyundai - one of the giant, family-run conglomerates or chaebol that dominate South Korea.
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Despite repeated warnings from Europe about an over-reliance on Russian gas, Gazprom's exports to the continent jumped 8 percent last year to an all-time high of 194 billion cubic meters on higher demand and lower prices.
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"There doesn't seem to be any lack of demand for Triple A, and I don't think over-reliance on any one large investor is a healthy thing," said Andrew Lennox, an ABS portfolio manager at Hermes Investment Management.
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Trying to eliminate or reduce any verbal or physical aggression would allow kids to grow up in a more supportive environment, which could then reduce their over-reliance on their peers and the chances or engaging in risky behaviors.
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The major worry for policymakers, some analysts say, is that rising repo leverage and the over-reliance of smaller banks on short-term liquidity threatened asset price bubbles in the debt market, and added to systemic banking sector risks.
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With utmost respect for my friends at Motherboard, their recent armchair Ebert hit piece on Jeff Goldblum is yuuuuge fake news, dismissing The Jeff Goldblum Renaissance as over-reliance on a fan favorite to save poorly-executed disaster movies.
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Feinberg believes this infertility issue stems from an over-reliance in fertility treatments like in-vitro fertilization, where a woman's egg and a man's sperm are removed from their bodies so the egg can be fertilized in a lab.
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But while I watched, I found myself thinking about Spike Jonze's 2013 film Her, which is similarly set in the very near future and posits another kind of apocalypse, one that's specifically linked to our over-reliance on technology.
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Shan Wu: Mueller is not a savior, demon or avenger The conclusion of the Mueller probe, via William Barr's summary, forces us as a country to confront our over-reliance upon the criminal justice system to solve societal problems.
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Over the last few months we have observed repeated rule-breaking behavior in your community and an over-reliance on Reddit admins to manage users and remove posts that violate our content policy, including content that encourages or incites violence.
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LONDON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Rugby's top referee Nigel Owens says too many decisions are referred to the TV Match Official (TMO) and that the over-reliance on the system is starting to erode public confidence in the man in the middle.
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The Defense Department and big customers like Boeing Co , Lockheed Martin Corp and Northrop Grumman Corp will have a lot of clout in the antitrust review, and may worry about over-reliance on one company for a big suite of products.
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And despite its hobbled economy, over reliance on energy sources and claims that Putin has established a brutal, authoritarian state, Russia still appears to be confounding Western predictions that it would become no more than a decaying regional super power.
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It is one of a growing number of countries using innovation to deal with modern slavery, from mobile apps in India to blockchain in Moldova, but experts warn against over-reliance on tech as a silver bullet without stronger workers' rights.
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"Targeted measures should be taken to address the painful financing problems facing private enterprises, including minimizing banks' over-reliance on collateral and guarantees when lending to private and small and micro-sized firms," CBIRC Vice Chairman Wang Zhaoxing told reporters.
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The resounding win gives the incoming Tsai government a mandate to address many of the issues prioritized by Taiwan voters, including the island's over-reliance on China, lack of access to affordable housing, a stagnant job market, and substantial infrastructure needs.
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"Questions have to be asked: Is their over-reliance on renewable energy exacerbating their problems and the capacity to have a secure power supply," Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, a climate change skeptic, told Australian Broadcasting Corp radio on Thursday.
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"Questions have to be asked: Is their over-reliance on renewable energy exacerbating their problems and the capacity to have a secure power supply," Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, a climate change sceptic, told Australian Broadcasting Corp radio on Thursday.
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"Today, many retailers find themselves under the strain of rising sourcing cost resulting from their over-reliance on China and other higher-cost sourcing markets," The Children's Place CEO Jane Elfers said on a call with investors on Aug. 21.
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He has promised to name an inclusive new government in the coming days and to address some of the issues that have fueled anger in the country of 1.8 million, like youth unemployment and over-reliance on dwindling oil revenues.
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The over-reliance on economic growth – an important objective that we should pursue through things like tax reform, regulatory reform, increased investment and debt reduction – came from an unwillingness to put forth enough actual policies to get to their desired balance.
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The Defense Department and big customers like Boeing Co, Lockheed Martin Corp and Northrop Grumman Corp will have a lot of clout in the antitrust review, and may worry about over-reliance on one company for a big suite of products.
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"The community is where most people experience the criminal justice system and the use and misuse and overuse of jails and over-reliance of incarceration really begins at the local level,"Laurie Garduque, director for justice reform at the MacArthur Foundation, told me.
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Founded in 2015, Flipdish enables restaurants to directly accept online orders and manage their online presence and operations in a bid to help wean them off over-reliance (or order hijacking) by takeout marketplaces and aggregators, such as Just Eat or Deliveroo.
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If nothing else, those who lament Hollywood's over-reliance on special effects have a shiny new example of such excess by way of Europe, situated in a faraway galaxy that mostly makes one yearn to escape into the sunlight of planet Earth.
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Foxconn Technology Group says it is investigating a factory it operates that makes Amazon devices, including Kindles, after an in-depth report by advocacy group China Labor Watch criticized its "appalling working conditions," including excessive hours and over-reliance on temporary workers.
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Instead of an over-reliance on technology I'd rather employers be able to demonstrate that an employee who got hurt on the job took certain actions that lead to that instead of saying 'He's a drug user and so he has no credibility.
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The U.S. Defense Department and big customers like Boeing Co, Lockheed Martin Corp and Northrop Grumman Corp will have a lot of clout in the antitrust review, and may worry about over-reliance on one company for a big suite of products.
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"The world's over reliance on factory farmed livestock to feed the growing global demand for protein is a recipe for a financial, social and environmental crisis," said Jeremy Coller, founder of the FAIRR initiative and chief investment officer at private equity company Coller Capital.
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Tests on attention spans revealed that most modern club-goers are unable to sustain interest in a DJ set for longer than 30 seconds before checking their phones, although DJs' over-reliance on USBs and a distinct lack of vinyl has been cited as a probable cause.
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There are about 4,500 e-commerce companies with $100 million-plus revenue out there and Shopify's entry into the enterprise commerce market is a reactionary response to the inherent weakness in its own business model (of over-reliance on mid-market and long-tail e-commerce companies).
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Whichever party wins will have to move swiftly to transform the economy, which since independence from Britain in 1966 has grown at 20183% a year to become one of Africa's most successful, but now risks coming unstuck because of over-reliance on a single commodity - diamonds.
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Conscientious policy reforms to cultivate a smaller, less intrusive and more focused government minerals policy can successfully reconcile economic growth with environmental protection, empower the marketplace and shift the United States away from over-reliance on imports of critical and strategic minerals, especially from China and Russia.
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The debate over how the world's most powerful central bank should best communicate policy was prompted by a research paper that warned the Fed against slipping back into the trap of an over-reliance on time frames in explaining when it planned to adjust interest rates.
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Kayode Fayemi, the minister of solid mineral development, told Reuters that an amnesty period for companies to comply would not be extended beyond March 1 as Africa's largest economy looked to grow its nascent mining sector and diversify away from an over-reliance on crude oil.
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The decline of coal-fired power, and subsequent over-reliance on intermittent wind and solar, has also been blamed for a series of blackouts which struck South Australia late last year, depriving virtually the entire state — an area well over twice the size of California — of power.
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Cellphone numbers have become a primary way for tech companies like Facebook to uniquely identify users and secure accounts, in some ways becoming a proxy for a national ID. Why it matters: That over-reliance on cellphone numbers ironically makes them a less effective and secure authentication method.
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It is only prudent for Europeans to start hedging their bets against over-reliance on America, but hedging can be costly, and they have to be careful lest the hedge become a wedge, as François Heisbourg of the Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, a think-tank, pithily puts it.
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The deal comes at a key time for Intel, which in addition to its over-reliance on revenues from its legacy business, has been facing delays on the production of 10nm chips, and then unexpectedly lost its CEO Brian Krzanich in June when he resigned over inappropriate behavior.
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On the counterterrorism front, the use of drones and air strikes — often necessitated by over reliance on technology and the lack of direct access to where the terror plots are being woven — has taken too many innocent lives over the years and has been ineffective in eradicating the problem.
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Brian Dally, CEO of Groundfloor, the first online real estate lending platform catering to smaller retail investors, pins the recent industry tumult on the dominance, allure and sugar high of the over-reliance on institutional capital, and believes that the solution lies in an industry-wide cultivation of retail capital.
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Per Recode, the agency's probable accident cause reads in part: Contributing to the car driver's over-reliance on the vehicle automation was its operational design, which permitted his prolonged disengagement from the driving task and his use of the automation in ways inconsistent with guidance and warnings from the manufacturer.
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"The reason for the quarantine is that over the last few months we have observed repeated rule-breaking behavior in your community and an over-reliance on Reddit admins to manage users and remove posts that violate our content policy, including content that encourages or incites violence," the post reads.
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" (The Hill) Journos' over-reliance on polling: The Associated Press updated guidance to staff this week: "[P]oll results that seek to preview the outcome of an election must never be the lead, headline or single subject of any story ... the 2016 election was a reminder that polls aren't perfect.
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The ensuing chapter "Dance of the Vampires" tells the story of how complacency and tunnel vision on the part of the NATO commanders, coupled with over-reliance on their advanced technologies, leads them straight into a brilliantly-designed Soviet trap and results in the near annihilation of a Nimitz-class battle group.
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But the uncertainty as to whether the NYPD, or any police department across the country, will adhere to strengthened guidelines for their surveillance gear may be why advocates like Center for Media Justice's Malkia Cyril are skeptical about an over-reliance on policy, while also acknowledging it as a necessary first step.
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Why not instead challenge those employment models—bogus self-employment in the gig economy and an over-reliance on agency and zero-hours labour—which create insecurity in the lives of working families, rather than give the state a mere reactive role of cleaning up the human wreckage caused by those models.
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Ahead of that, however, here's a deleted scene from the show, which features Laura talking about her relationship to the world as a parent and as an American: She also admits an over-reliance on social media, and notes the feeling of proximity to the ills of the world that it can bring.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said Wednesday that a combination of factors that included driver inattention, the design of Tesla's advanced driver assistance system Autopilot and an over-reliance on the feature caused the January 2018 crash of a Model S into a parked fire truck on a highway in Southern California.
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As we have moved on to more disaggregated harms and harder-to-see problems, such as greenhouse-gas emissions, the limits of the 20th-century strategies—high costs, inflexibility, over-reliance on the federal government as the key actor in pollution control and lack of incentives for innovation—have become more evident.
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The rapper discusses the Chinese nouveau-riche over the beat for Travie McCoy and Bruno Mars's "Billionaire," flips Eminem and Rihanna's "Love the Way You Lie" into a critique of China's over-reliance upon investments for its economic growth, and rewrites Jay Z's "Young Forever" explains the issues facing young people in contemporary China.
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It's a particularly helpful album to listen to in January, because while it's an appropriate conduit for the sentiments commonly felt throughout the month (hopelessness, loneliness, over-reliance on frozen potato foods bunged in a roaring oven), its summery feel is also a distraction from the physical realities of shit weather and central heating.
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But on…Read more ReadThe workers' complaints—written on a legal pad and posted to Facebook this afternoon—remain consistent from last year: over-reliance on temp labor, lack of self-determination, and crucially, a brutal pace of work that they feel does not take into account the need for bathroom and prayer breaks.
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"The state of the U.S. immigration court system has worsened considerably since our 2010 report," this report notes, specifically mentioning an unprecedented backlog of cases, increased wait times, policy changes that aim to accelerate cases without allocating enough funding, over-reliance on video teleconferencing during court proceedings and possible bias in the hiring of judges.
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China has long been the world's largest polluter, producing almost double the amount of carbon dioxide than the world's second biggest polluter, the U.S. However, China has sought to lessen its over reliance on coal in recent years, and is looking to renewable energy by making huge investments in the research and deployment of solar and wind technologies.
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The workplace culture issues within Jigsaw mirror some of the issues facing other teams at Google, where employees have organized walkouts to protest military contracts, a project that would help China censor Google Search, multimillion-dollar payouts for executives facing accusations of sexual harassment, and an over-reliance on temporary contractors who don't enjoy the same benefits as full-time employees.
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YouTube's over-reliance on algorithms and technology has allowed for a lot of awful content to see daylight – including inappropriate videos aimed a children, disturbing videos, terrorist propaganda, hate speech, fake news and conspiracy theories, unlabeled ads disguised as product reviews or as "fun" content, videos of kids that attract pedophiles, and commenting systems that allowed for harassment and trolling at scale.
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One of the most comprehensive examinations of the disaster, conducted by the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, concluded that weak regulatory oversight and an over-reliance on industry promises about what constitutes safe practices were as significant contributing factors as the failure of a piece of equipment, the blowout preventer, to seal the drill pipe and prevent the explosion.
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Assad is still too weak to win the war on his own, for reasons the report explains: The over reliance on auxiliary and largely foreign forces has deepened, and while these forces have proven efficient on the offensive, they won't be sufficient to fill the gaps in Assad's defense: The regime's gains actually accentuate the persistent manpower issue, as Assad needs to defend a wider territory.
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"What was interesting to see was how particular concerns kept on re-surfacing for artists over time such as over-reliance on technological forms, and the threat of consciousness becoming subsumed by machines, in the present a heightened awareness of the corporate mechanisms that govern and control the internet is a recurring motif in the work of many artists," Electronic Superhighway curator Omar Kholeif tells The Creators Project.
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"There is a history to this, a history of over reliance on outdated doctrines and also the notion more trade is just better and problems with trade agreements will work themselves out over time," he said To remedy the problem, trade advocates should do a better job of ensuring the benefits of global agreements are more widely shared, requiring a fresh look at the overall policy, Levin said.
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The kind of arrogance that keeps an industry from realizing that its rising prices are encouraging people to watch things at home; that its over-reliance on tentpole franchises have already trained millions that, unless they like one specific type of film, theaters aren't for them; and that an entirely new generation of movie lovers are growing up watching movies on computers, tablets, and smartphones, and don't feel nearly as compelled to trek out to a multiplex.
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The latest evidence for this eternal truth is a new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis arguing that the debt restructuring plan recently hammered out for the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) will not work as intended, in substantial part because it will hinder "Puerto Rico's transition to renewable energy," undermine "energy security" by creating "over-reliance on imported natural gas," and thus contribute to electricity cost increases even greater than those already envisioned.
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To critics of the social media company, the early response to the Mandalay riots were harbingers of the difficulties it would face in Myanmar in the coming years—difficulties that persist to this day: A slow response time to posts violating Facebook's standards, a barebones staff without the capacity to handle hate speech or understand Myanmar's cultural nuances, an over-reliance on a small collection of local civil society groups to alert the company to possibly dangerous posts spreading on the platform.
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"EXPERTISE" Obviously, don't be a writer, unless you want to have a shitty life, like shit-on-tap, Shit on Rye, but if you do, and don't, but if you do, only do it if you absolutely have to, like, if you're reading mastheads and can run down every writer and editor at wherever, and their position on the Oxford comma, their kicker style, their over-reliance on which phrases and tropes (mine's fun, like a word search for "transgressive" and "WASP" and "performative"), and if you read books like you breathe or eat or fuck, and if you don't care about security or holidays or respect (there are, after a while, flares of appreciation, and sometimes, rarefied opportunities, via emails and DMs and at parties, but the rest of the time you're squarely outside of the adult world, alone, maybe lost).
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