Trump has set the example from the top: You are only limited in how far you can push the envelope by how far you are willing to push the envelope.
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I like to stir the pot and push the envelope.
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PT, and will most definitely push the envelope towards midnight.
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Generally, we see them push the envelope with camera technology.
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"We're definitely going to push the envelope," said the Rev.
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Oftentimes it's investors who are really looking to push the envelope.
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Never being afraid to push the envelope, Roach tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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The annual event is famous for having commercials that push the envelope.
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His incredible patience will be missed — he loved to push the envelope.
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Whereas Dave Kaval and myself, we love to just push the envelope.
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WM: I mean, everyone's trying to push the envelope all the time.
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Back in the day, the magazine knew how to push the envelope.
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Because any time I have tried to push the envelope, it's a disaster.
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"I wanted to push the envelope with CoverGirl," the brand's longtime spokesperson told
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Republicans including Trump win with all sorts of push the envelope issue stands.
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Samsung didn't push the envelope much here, but there's still plenty to love.
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I like to think we can push the envelope, still, this far on.
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"Tech companies will continue to push the envelope in terms of data collection."
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It raised money and continued to push the envelope and grow the brand.
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And as we continue to push the envelope, it'll only continue to get harder.
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And of course, helped me push the envelope forever, and every artist I hope.
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It doesn't push the envelope, but I haven't seen anything significant to complain about.
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"It's when times get tough that companies tend to push the envelope," Zion said.
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"(I) recognize moments where we have to continue to push the envelope," Ellis said.
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"As we continue to push the envelope, things are only going to get better."
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My father wanted us to try everything and feel free to push the envelope.
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"We want to push the envelope of what's possible with 3D printing," Fuehrer said.
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He saw the race as a chance to push the envelope of new technology.
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"Big brands and media outlets are too afraid to push the envelope," he said.
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We'll continue to push the envelope on that and make sure that customers are protected.
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So on the S8, Samsung did not push the envelope when it comes to capacity.
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We don't want to push the envelope or jump the gun or anything like that.
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So I was taught from a young age to question everything, to push the envelope.
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"As designers, we're always trying to push the envelope on the runway," Mr. O'Neill said.
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Your boss has a short temper right now, so try not to push the envelope.
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And that gave me a lot of encouragement to push the envelope on Califia's design.
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"I want to continue to push the envelope and create art that's different," he says.
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Here are the four reasons for Democrats to push the envelope on health care reform.
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Bleutech aims to push the envelope when it comes to construction of the city itself.
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But when I need to push the envelope, do it, but do it under control.
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They continually push the envelope, develop great storylines, and help represent progressive work in comics.
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Hopefully our next President will take note and push the envelope further on sentencing reform.
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It's a place where the company wants to push the envelope of what's possible with computers.
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There is a tension between how far to push the envelope while not losing the consumer.
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Now the company has the benefit of Tencent's guidance as it continues to push the envelope.
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Griffin and Maher are not the first comedians to push the envelope or cross a line.
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He certainly wasn't shy to come from left-field and push the envelope ... and then some.
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Because so many names are already taken, branding agencies will often try to push the envelope.
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You don't want to push the envelope so much you get pushed out of a job.
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That's simply because those guys wanted to push the envelope of what was possible in movie costumes.
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The performance boost comes as laptop makers are expected to increasingly push the envelope with their systems.
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"I've always gone where they don't go, and there is no better time to push the envelope."
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The "robots" are essentially souped-up cars and don't appear to push the envelope on anything, really.
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Together, they can push the envelope further and faster—assuming red tape doesn't get in their way.
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"I've gotten away from sexuality and violence and how far I can push the envelope," he said.
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" So their approach was to do "shoot static shots, safety shots — and then we would push the envelope.
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Understandably, the prospect of capturing that perfect shot often drives photographers to push the envelope further each time.
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The tech industry needs to identify these opportunities and use them to push the envelope of innovation forward.
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" The superstar promised the adaptation would "push the envelope of how great these live television musicals can be.
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Not when athletes are simply too motivated, clever, and willing to push the envelope in order to win.
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Let's push the envelope, away from what everybody's expectations are on the market for how we segment fragrances.
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The Navy is continuing to push the envelope with the newest edition of the missile, the SM-6.
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That's not unusual, automakers typically try to push the envelope on a prototype, then tame back their production designs.
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So the trick, as it were, is to follow people's familiarities and push the envelope just a little bit.
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Other products in the new weed microdosing category push the envelope even further with suggestions about purported medical uses.
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Of course, our role as a brand company is to continue to push the envelope and invent what's next.
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Although Denholm is not one for extreme risks, online or offline, she has spoken about liking to push the envelope.
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Just putting gender fluidity or anything gender related on the cover of any magazine is going to push the envelope.
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We've been awed by Chanel "croissants," intense red blush, and everything Pat McGrath has ever done to push the envelope.
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"On really light, white blonde hair and you're trying to push the envelope, you could end up lilac," she added.
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You know, I worked with Senator Sanders because I believe someone needed to push the establishment and push the envelope.
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"'De minimis' is not defined, which means that you could expect political operatives to push the envelope," Fischer told CNN.
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"Right now, we're seeing some regrouping by abortion opponents to continue to push the envelope on abortion bans," she said.
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Will he continue to push the envelope due to a lack of action from the United States and its allies?
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All I can do from here is continue to shift paradigms and continue to push the envelope further and further.
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"We try to push the envelope on design," said Joseph A. McMillan Jr., the chairman and chief executive of DDG.
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"That's the way I am, I don't pull punches," she said, admitting that she might yet push the envelope further.
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Stanford is a flamboyant and flat stereotype of a gay man, and that doesn't push the envelope for queer people anymore.
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" Cilluffo also noted that Watts often operates outside the mainstream school of thought, allowing him at times to "push the envelope.
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So far, for instance, the fund had provided different types of support to push the envelope on renewable energy, he noted.
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But as Musk notes, it's a trade-off Tesla is willing to make in order to push the envelope in innovation.
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And how do you use that to push the envelope of both the technology and the experience that you can provide?
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Innovations in vehicle-to-vehicle, vehicle-to-infrastructure and vehicle-to-anything communication will push the envelope beyond even these advances.
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" NW: "In NYC, people are willing to push the envelope and just be themselves no matter the stares or rude remarks.
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"When you look up and see what Russell Westbrook has on," Ms. Griner said, "you say, 'Let's push the envelope, too.'"
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"We need a few guys to come through to really push the envelope," he told reporters after the victory in Paris.
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"The One With the Lesbian Wedding" certainly set a precedent for other shows to follow, and to push the envelope further.
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The NBA is known as one of the pioneers in sports, constantly looking to push the envelope with technology and innovation.
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I certainly agree that they are volatile, unpredictable characters who push the envelope and you know, don&apost observe the diplomatic niceties.
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From Mr. Wiener's point of view, that gives the board a responsibility: "To push the envelope on these issues, because we can."
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And with Gossip Girl's former co-executive producer Lasher steering the ship, it may be able to push the envelope even more.
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The brand is known for innovation — they launched the quartz movement revolution in the late 60s — and continues to push the envelope.
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But we're going to push the envelope and see if we can get that student section filled as soon as we can.
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We will continue to stick by that mission and will continue to innovate and push the envelope on what clothing can do.
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" Since taking over, he has declared that the CFPB will no longer "push the envelope," and would behave with "humility and prudence.
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With so much good content out right now, network TV has been forced to push the envelope with new shows, he said.
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It is considered a moderate to conservative court, not known to push the envelope with judicial decisions or to create new law.
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It's even more rare for wrestlers to continuously reinvent themselves, eschewing nostalgia pops to push the envelope with new and fresh ideas.
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So many of his stories feature disaffected human beings, who push the envelope on what makes them human and where they fail.
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But I really love doing things that push the envelope a little bit and just make choices that are slightly nuanced, hopefully.
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The majority of people don't want to push the envelope and they don't want to test boundaries—they want to be safe.
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It's no secret that Nelms, who's been doing hair since the sixth grade, knows how to push the envelope and challenge herself creatively.
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Did you encourage your actors to push the envelope and even chew scenery to really convey what it means to be a god?
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"We always want to push the envelope and change people's perspective on what is acceptable," Sims tells us of the title character's evolution.
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I think it's realistic that companies like ours will continue to push the envelope on what it takes to make a meaningful income.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama said.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama said.
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But when it comes to the business of burying or cremating people, the company learned, it can push the envelope only so far.
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Apple was the first vendor to push the envelope with new Wi-Fi technology, not once, not twice, but at least three times.
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John was really fun to work with, and his deep experience in these matters paired well with my instinct to push the envelope.
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Performance isn't the only hallmark of a good water bottle, however, as EcoVessel bottles also push the envelope in terms of beautiful design.
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Now, the Merc with a Mouth is getting a sequel that may push the envelope even further — and he may win 2018 as well.
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The South Korean company has never been afraid to push the envelope, and many of its smartphone innovations have become commonplace in recent years.
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This chorus of countries calling for a saner approach toward narcotics jived with the museum's efforts to push the envelope on the drug debate.
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Despite the slew of killer beauty looks that grace the carpet on the regular, there are a few stars that always push the envelope.
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"Their pieces weren't as experimental as that, but you can see the artists' sense of play and attempts to push the envelope," Shechet says.
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With the CFPB, the Obama administration seemed determined to push the envelope to create policy through enforcement actions in ways not granted by law.
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John Cena's known to be a pretty stylish guy ... but did he push the envelope too damn far with this tight plaid purple suit???
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And we're about to push the envelope on what you asked earlier about how you make the kinetics work and that sort of thing.
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The administration will likely continue to push the envelope on all its trade policies, fully expecting its actions will be challenged within the WTO.
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Congressional Republicans are prudent to push the envelope and work towards real flexibility for states that don't require them to ask D.C. for permission.
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Mr. Friedman also said that if he had his way, the United States would continue to push the envelope in its support for Israel.
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He kept the robe open and basic, as if he wanted to push the envelope but didn't want to have read what was inside.
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In any field, those that push the envelope forward generally attribute their success to the strategies and philosophies of those who came before them.
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"SpaceX has continued to push the envelope over those eight years and has accomplished more than any other aerospace company in the same time."
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"We have to push the envelope and ensure we're not just some some cookie cutter [stadium] offering hamburgers, hotdogs, nachos and pretzels," Satenspiel continues.
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The company is definitely continuing to push the envelope on imaging, even including a 13-megapixel front-facing camera for super-detailed selfies, I guess.
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Gaga's high-fashion Oscars moment marks the culmination of a busy awards season for the star, who continues to push the envelope with her style.
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In makeup and gender-blending ensembles, they push the envelope of performance art, mixing religious symbols and other taboo topics with stilettos, glitter, and Rihanna.
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Lawrence told People that she was "excited" at the prospect of working with Aronofsky because the Black Swan director isn't afraid to push the envelope.
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And as new micro-mobility options become available in more metropolitan areas, that encourages cities to push the envelope of what they're comfortable experimenting with.
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The brand is continuing to push the envelope in creating attractive, comfortable footwear, and its latest — the Gunner Driver— is the perfect shoe for summer.
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We got Norm Friday afternoon at LAX and asked if he's walking on eggshells given his propensity to push the envelope and offend his audience.
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I thought yachting was good for my 20s and early 30s, but now I'm really trying to push the envelope and make world-class food.
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"As this all comes out, we are going to be able to really push the envelope and change the way people consume all this content."
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"At Adult Swim, we seek out and encourage creative freedom and look to push the envelope in many ways, particularly around comedy," the statement read.
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With its Netflix shows, it seems like Marvel has been more willing than ever to push the envelope and tell stories it wouldn't normally tell.
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That's when Lee (who's fighting at UFC 216 this weekend) decided to push the envelope again ... dropping a few unexpected F-bombs on the guys.
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These images push the envelope of traditional portraiture, serving as respectful homage, pointed satire and thoughtful commentary on a difficult life made worse by apartheid.
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She was always very dramatic, even as a child — and liked to push the envelope, to give people a start, to shock them a little bit.
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I tried to push the envelope a little bit in terms of what Puma has done in the past and also what they're comfortable with doing.
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Samsung, understandably, wasn't looking to push the envelope The processor has seen a big bump, which is as much about future-proofing the device as anything.
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Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter: That the film's guiding creative ethos was apparently to push the envelope and go for an "R" rating becomes painfully clear.
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Currently, career advancement, financial gain, and raw curiosity motivate biologists at all levels to push the envelope, and we all stand to gain from their efforts.
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One could argue that one such intrepid innovator is Elon Musk, who is indeed starting to push the envelope in areas like mass transit and energy.
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It's an explosion of talented artists spurring each other on to push the envelope, all over a beat you can't help but bob your head to.
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" Asked by Camerota about his incendiary tweets, Walsh defended his Twitter habits, saying his "impulse is to push the envelope and to get people to think.
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For now though, the $9.5 billion Viacom can at least bask in being one of the few big companies to push the envelope with such panache.
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Mr. Gullickson of Successful Farming, who usually writes about topics like pigweed, gypsum and runoff, has started to push the envelope on debates over climate change.
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"You will certainly see, absent congressional action, significant litigation as states try to push the envelope on this," said Mike Dabbs, eBay's senior director of government relations.
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Drugstore and retail beauty brands continue to push the envelope, constantly creating pro-grade skin, hair, and makeup products that could rival our most cherished Sephora buys.
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And rather than becoming complacent and simply resting on our laurels [as we continue to launch new parks], we know we must continue to push the envelope.
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I wanted to push the envelope a little more here, and play something that's easy to groove to and dance to, but also has something for musicians.
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While the ethical and legal guidelines of Ivanka's potential role in the White House are murky at best, the President-Elect seems eager to push the envelope.
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Yet spendthrift states with ever-growing appetites for more resources and busybody state regulators increasingly push the envelope in order to chip away at the Quill decision.
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We continue to push the envelope with projects like Let's Encrypt, a free, automated and open Web certificate authority that helps ensure all Internet browsing is encrypted.
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It is time for Hollywood to push the envelope, and fully acknowledge that the power it has for social change goes well beyond speeches on Oscar night.
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Belichick has defended the Patriots methods before, saying the team will always try to push the envelope and find an edge within the boundaries of NFL rules.
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E. Oliver Whitney, ScreenCrush: The Happytime Murders tries so desperately hard to push the envelope of indecency that it crosses into the realm of being astonishingly unfunny.
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So when Sandman: Overture hit shelves in 2015, fans eagerly anticipated this new addition to the series and the ways it would continue to push the envelope.
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Over the last year we've seen some of our favorite celebrity stylists and stalk-worthy social media faves push the envelope with their cuts, colors, and protective styles.
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An environment of low profitability can also cause banks to push the envelope and lower their lending standards or lengthen the duration of their assets to boost profitability.
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Investors are placing a giant bet on Kalanick's ability to replicate his company's U.S. success in China and India while continuing to push the envelope with new products.
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There will always be room, in this customer-centered industry, for smart startups to push the envelope — with or without the blessing of its bigger media-industry peers.
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Meanwhile, countries like China push the envelope further by building what are essentially surveillance economies using facial recognition and intense monitoring of its citizens' every move and keystroke.
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Landlords, increasingly not mom-and-pop shops but rather sophisticated operations with loads of capital, recognize their structural legal advantage enables them to push the envelope on evictions.
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But the guys – Justin Bieber, actor and model Alex Pettyfer and model Bruno Endler – are the subjects who push the envelope, baring their V-lines and then some.
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" An Adult Swim spokesperson also added: "At Adult Swim, we seek out and encourage creative freedom and look to push the envelope in many ways, particularly around comedy.
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Most known for Silent Knight, a piece that grabbed onlookers during 2015's art festival Nuit Blanche, he continues to push the envelope with his very specific niche.
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When Trump takes office, the Russians will continue their aggression against America and push the envelope about what they can get away with against a Trump-led America.
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"She pledges that the US will re-enter into the Paris Climate Accords and will push the envelope even further: "The current Paris Accords don't go far enough.
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So I think we are always looking for things like that, that can push the envelope both on the innovation piece, but also on the business-model piece.
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The court orders him to cut back to one can a day and, if he really wants to push the envelope of acceptable behavior, try a Diet Moxie.
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The broadcast piece has to be a focus, but at the same time really thinking about how technology has evolved and figuring out how to push the envelope.
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Mr. Clapper said he would "push the envelope" to include as much detail as possible in the unclassified version of the intelligence agencies' report on the Russian operation.
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I wanted to push the envelope and up the ante in terms of what art can be, and what it can look like, and who can make it.
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At the same time, more sophisticated developers will be able to use the tools provided by Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and their competitors to push the envelope even further.
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Giving the okay to murder legal permanent residents of the United States is an invitation to push the envelope and get as close as possible to murdering American citizens.
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As 3D printing for manufacturing becomes more prevalent, it's easy to see how the technology might someday help shoe makers push the envelope on trainers' efficiency and footwear customization.
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We needed to see what it means to work on cars and spend hours in gyms and pools and on tracks to push the envelope just a little further.
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Furthermore, TV writers, especially those in mostly censor-free premium cable and streaming TV, are undoubtedly eager to push the envelope of frank realism in a less puritanical era.
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The "Terminator" franchise has always tried to push the envelope, and with "Dark Fate," the movie opens by showing just how far we've come in the de-aging space.
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It doesn't mean it's sufficient, [but] I'm all for the fact that she said that, and that opens the conversation with her or her fanbase to push the envelope.
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The more immediate likelihood is that limits on the procedure will be upheld, and that red states will seize that opening to push the envelope on more restrictive policies.
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Where he did push the envelope — via quilted puffers, a hoodie suit set, and extra-tall thigh-high boots — it felt like a choice made specifically for street style bait.
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IT services company Change Healthcare and data center infrastructure provider Vertiv were forced onto the defensive, as they sought to push the envelope in different ways on new bond sales.
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I see little downside to continuing to push the envelope — in fact, more people have reentered the workforce in the past two or three years than I had been expecting.
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Less reporting, especially by smaller companies, could allow companies to push the envelope in their financial disclosures and help them avoid, at least for a while, their day of reckoning.
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"Anyone who's been on the other side of his maneuvers knows that he and his firm are incredibly aggressive advocates who push the envelope for their clients," Mr. Carreyrou said.
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The effect was of a woman who knows her own mind and body; who understands just how far she can push the envelope, and the power of a final image.
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"There are times like these when they'll push the envelope, especially when the envelope is getting stuffed with cash," said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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Giving the okay to murder legal permanent residents of the United States would be an invitation to push the envelope and get as close as possible to murdering American citizens.
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Political pressure Obama is going to talk about his vision of a Cuba with greater political freedoms and economic opportunity, but the question is how far he'll push the envelope.
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Additionally, larger studios could push the envelope when it comes to crafting open-world environments and creating simulations and systems that come closer to achieving the complexity of the real world.
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Others sought to push the envelope a little bit by adding some of their own components, such as sensors and LEDs so the robot lights up when it hears a sound.
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It was a fun, push-the-envelope riff on the pervasiveness on the It bag, one that seemed to ask, "How far can a trend go?" while already knowing the answer.
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John Varvatos wanted to push the envelope with a fragrance that was very strong, very masculine—a non-conformist fragrance—but at the same time beautiful, put-together, elegant, and complex.
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The decision could also embolden lawmakers around the country to continue to push the envelope and craft seats for their respective parties with the aid of increasingly sophisticated computer mapping tools.
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There's a fine line between avoidance and evasion, and the dodges the Trump family used often seemed to push the envelope of legality even if they didn't quite push past it.
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Trump's comments point to a willingness to push the envelope as far as the U.S. needs to get Chinese tariff concessions, along with a pledge to stop allegedly stealing American technology.
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Because Prince Harry is sixth in line for the throne, he and Ms. Markle have different expectations, meaning Ms. Markle can push the envelope when it comes to her fashion choices.
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"We are in a different world now, sparked in part by the Hulk Hogan case and by a push-the-envelope media that doesn't abide by traditional journalistic rules," Gajda said.
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Universities want to "push the envelope to have that unique advantage," said Diana Allegretti, assistant director for design and construction, who previously had worked on both the N.Y.U. and Columbia projects.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama reportedly said at a meeting of fundraisers last month.
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" Professor Nicholas Pearce, who teaches organizational management at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, said there's a fascination with "edgy, trendy leaders who are willing to push the envelope.
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Ask any smartphone maker that regularly tries to push the envelope (see: Samsung) how crucial it is to get things right for the initial rollout of a product (see: Galaxy Fold).
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This theoretically removes the monetary incentive for creators to constantly push the envelope with extreme video, while also giving marketers more assurances that their ads won't run against dark or disturbing content.
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Add to the mix the tight deadlines and the colleagues who aren't scared to push the envelope, and it's easy to see why employees like Adam become so absorbed in their work.
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Given Cardi's candor in pretty much every single interview she's ever given, this is one woman who will push the envelope — and not settle for her guest's potentially scripted, publicist-approved answers.
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The changes are a big deal for privacy, but Mozilla doesn't push the envelope quite as far as Apple did when it added a similar feature to Safari a couple years ago.
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"You will certainly see, absent congressional action, significant litigation, as states try to push the envelope on this," said Mike Dabbs, senior director of government relations at eBay, which had backed Wayfair.
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I haven't had a video out in so long, so I wanted to push the envelope in that sense, and not have something that was 'cheery' or what people expect from me.
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Moreover, the Nordics push the envelope on cross-border cooperation: Most of their 27 million inhabitants are linked to one another through transmission networks and shared markets that span the Scandinavian peninsula.
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They are limited availability devices that don't really push the envelope in terms of design or capabilities from what you've been able to get from a high-end Android device all year.
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It was a weird experiment to see if it was possible to make an adult humor game, a test to see just how far a developer and publisher could push the envelope.
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TCL Communication, one of the fastest-growing TV brands in the US, now wants its own slice of the phone market—and it's not afraid to push the envelope to get it.
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From experience, I know that the Pentagon knows what they might be able to provide, and they are willing to push the envelope to give what will contribute to defeating this pandemic.
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The analyst group notes that the consistent decline comes even as laptop makers have worked to push the envelope in the space, with convertible form factors and genuine hardware improvements, like battery life.
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"I didn't know him but he was very close to me and he will always be an inspiration and helped me push the envelope forever and [for] every artist I hope," he said.
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He also touched on his new startup: Solid, which is on a mission to push the envelope of interoperability, via decentralization, in order to transform how people control and share their own data.
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"Until sizable supply is offered up by OPEC, ultimately traders will continue to push the envelope even more," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Whether he's wearing a colorful sequined cape, floral embroidered jackets, flamboyant embroidered shirts or a rainbow poncho, the 46-year-old star continues to push the envelope every time we see him out.
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They're also part of a recent move for Adidas to push the envelope with its sneaker designs, including a pair made from recycled ocean waste and another that uses biodegradable synthetic spider silk.
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Why it matters: Many on Capitol Hill agree that Gottlieb was an outlier in the Trump administration -- unafraid to push the envelope and push regulations if he thought it would benefit public health.
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"Until the Supreme Court chooses to touch on that issue again, you're going to continue to see states push the edge and push the envelope on pro-life protections," said Louisiana state Rep.
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This legislation gives CFIUS new resources and enhanced authorities to establish stricter scrutiny of foreign investments while still maintaining the incentive for the private sector to push the envelope in research and development.
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" The clean-shaven, open-collared Houston D'Antoni backs up the bulk of that account, acknowledging that being "more secure in myself" allows him "to push the envelope more than we could in Phoenix.
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"A modest side benefit is it shows that the tech troubles that face the Met sometimes when we try to push the envelope and take on new technologies are not new," he said.
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Nintendo handhelds never lost their appeal, meanwhile, but the leap in mobile capabilities and the failure of the Wii U opened the door for the company to push the envelope with the Switch.
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Sanders's campaign manager, Faiz Shakir, hired Duss at CAP largely to push the envelope on this topic and was instrumental even before the launch of the campaign in bringing Duss onto Bernie's team.
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Arpaio's comments aired Sunday on Sacha Baron Cohen's Showtime series, "Who Is America?" which continues to push the envelope on what U.S. elected officials will say or do in front of a camera.
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"We get to push the envelope when we're designing for Instagram fashion shoots rather than purely product," he says, explaining how Instagram is Barbie's catwalk: an artsier, edgier platform geared more towards adult fans.
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Contemporary audiences seem endlessly nostalgic for the recent pop cultural past, even while they want entertainment to push the envelope and advance new conversations about identity, and it's hard to do both at once.
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Other controversies appear inevitable as synthetic biologists push the envelope with more extreme projects, such as a Harvard team's "Jurassic Park"-style proposal to resurrect the woolly mammoth by adapting the Asian elephant genome.
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Companies that offer disruptive products and services frequently push the envelope when it comes to regulation – there is simply no choice but to engage with Trump, both to ensure success and prevent regulatory crises.
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The biggest disappointment with this exhibition is that it didn't travel, but there's hope it will ignite global interest in painting in a country that has continued to push the envelope in the field.
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And while he's a punk rock and metal musician himself, he said it's often the more mainstream, pop, and hip-hop artists who are using technology to push the envelope, like his client Lady Gaga.
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" Aden, of Americans United for Life, said these "early gestational bills" crop up in conservative states because "there's a feeling that they keep having to push the envelope go where no state has gone before.
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It's something I need to understand where that mark is, don't get crazy and push the envelope, but at the same time get to that point where I'm able to build that lung capacity back.
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" Lien Lin explains further: "In the media and in social media, like Yelp, we often find Asian restaurants that push the envelope derided as being expensive compared to the existing neighborhood takeout and Chinatown restaurants.
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China could also push the envelope in other ways in 2019, Davis, the Australia-based analyst, said -- including introducing new weaponry onto man-made islands at Mischief Reef or Fiery Cross Reef in the Spratlys.
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Cartier has continued to push the envelope with ultra-high-end watches for collectors such as the Rotonde De Cartier Minute Repeater Mysterious Double Tourbillon, priced at $450,000, which was released at S.I.H.H. in January.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama told a group of donors in November, according to The New York Times.
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"Today's consumers are less beholden to their standard pizza orders, as emerging players push the envelope of what's expected on a pizza menu," Deanna Jordan, manager of consumer insights at Technomic, told Food Business News.
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However, his efforts to push the envelope of what animated shows could do – and lackadaisical attitude towards deadlines – caused him to battle frequently with Nickelodeon's brass, and he was fired from show after its second season.
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As more and more platforms start producing series of their, cable TV is forced to push the envelope, up the ante, and do everything they can to capture the attention of audiences with very divided attentions.
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"At YouTube we're working every day to push the envelope and find new ways to enhance the overall music experience by better connecting artists and fans," said Lyor Cohen, YouTube's Global Head of Music, in a statement.
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But after months of failing to make much progress towards slowing North Korea's nuclear ambitions with tough talk, it remains to be seen how the Trump administration will respond as Kim's regime continues to push the envelope.
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Across the country to LA, we meet the LA City Municipal Dance Squad, whose inspired and irreverent half-time performances explore women's physicality, self-expression, and push the envelope of what it means to be a dancer.
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The Arrival and Waymo projects "will help us continue to push the envelope on technology and new delivery models that can complement the way our drivers work," Juan Perez, chief information and engineering officer at UPS, said.
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Burkhart, 24, said he was proud to take part in a study "to help push the envelope" and one he hopes will lead to breakthroughs in the quality of everyday life for people with paralysis and other injuries.
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Three main areas – human resources, customer experiences, food products – have seen the most concentration of AR/VR development so far and will likely continue to push the envelope on what use cases AR & VR have within the industry.
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The question is how far those who cover the White House -- and the organizations that back those reporters -- are willing to push the envelope with a White House committed to ensuring the press briefing withers on the vine.
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"Social media is emboldening people to cross the line and push the envelope on what they are willing to say to provoke and to incite," said Jonathan Albright, research director at Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism.
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Cubs 5, Mets 3 CHICAGO — The temptation to push the envelope, even a little bit, to help deliver the Mets' first series win on the road in more than two months is not lost on Manager Mickey Callaway.
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Even during his nine-month stint with the ride-hailing company, Mr. Levandowski demonstrated a willingness to push the envelope when he defied state regulators and forged ahead with autonomous vehicle testing on the streets of San Francisco.
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"We've realized that if we wanted to push the envelope on innovation, we really needed to have a focused hardware effort," Rick Osterloh, Google's SVP of hardware, told CNN Business during an early look at the new products.
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A recent study from Voya Financial found that companies can push the envelope on suggested employee contributions through 10 percent, and participation does not go down, according to Rick Mason, head of the Behavioral Finance Institute at Voya.
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Savvy politicians use social media to say things they can only get away with on those platforms, maximizing their (theoretically) unscripted nature as a way to push the envelope far beyond what would be acceptable in other media formats.
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More devices will embrace USB-C, LG and Huawei will try to convince us that just one camera on the back of a phone isn't enough, and everyone will push the envelope on better and more efficient industrial design.
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Caixin's editor in chief is Hu Shuli, arguably China's most highly regarded journalist, who is known to have a keen sense of how far she can push the envelope in publishing articles that expose corruption or criticize government policies.
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Top-of-the-line technicians, deeply versed in tradition and seriously charming, Mr. Smith and Mr. Grant could hardly be bettered as partners to exemplify swing — and to show how a return to roots can also push the envelope.
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Local processing works great for many things, but if you want to push the envelope it's hard for a mobile device to outsmart cloud AI, says Eugenio Culurciello, a professor at Purdue University who works on hardware to accelerate machine learning.
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"I think there's opportunities for this newest generation of imperial family members to embrace causes that push the envelope a little," said Shihoko Goto, an analyst at the Wilson Center, citing the 55-year-old Masako's experience as a diplomat.
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So the design phase was really about opening it up to our artists and just having them push the envelope as much, And then, within that, homing in on ideas and concepts that were interesting to us and developing those.
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The problem is that it looks like Beijing also knows that and is willing to push the envelope a bit, and feels that with micromanagement – with deleveraging this part, deleveraging that part – we can ride this out longer than otherwise.
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"I want to continue to evangelize, if you will, to get others around the country and the state to do the same things and push the envelope to continue to reduce the impacts of criminal convictions when we can," he says.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama said at a meeting of fundraisers, according to The New York Times, which was in attendance at the event.
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That's why anti-democratic rulers have always "tested" allies, the public and the media as they consolidate their power, saying things that "push the envelope" against democratic norms to the point of raising the idea of extralegal or irregular action.
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"Social media is emboldening people to cross the line and push the envelope on what they are willing to say to provoke and to incite," said Jonathan Albright, research director at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University.
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How far the next president wants to push the envelope on executive action — and how committed she is to appointing judges who'll give the green light to aggressive use of the regulatory state — is going to be a key differentiator.
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While keeping any scoops about the Russian attack for next week's release, Mr. Clapper did promise to "push the envelope" in declassifying as much detail as possible, including the motive of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia in carrying it out.
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Mr. Obama did not single out any candidates by name, and said he was encouraged that they are proposing "bolder" ideas and expanding on policies that he tried to "push the envelope" on during his administration, such as criminal justice reform.
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But there's a robust debate as to whether a sitting president can be indicted at all, and it seems highly unlikely that a US attorney (who, after all, Trump can fire) would try to push the envelope in this way.
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Textio's research has found that while most people dislike corporate jargon — ''synergy,'' ''push the envelope'' and so on — applicants who are not white dislike it even more and are less likely to respond to job listings that use that sort of language.
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Cordray: In virtually every marketplace, there are some players, some participants who are willing to bend the rules and push the envelope to get an advantage, and hope and expect that they won't get caught; and they'll be able to do that.
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In the years since, each Spotlight Story, incubated in Google's ATAP lab, has sought to push the envelope, bringing in talent like former Disney animator Glen Keane and Fast and Furious director Justin Lin to create unique and often gripping short films.
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China knows that the United States is committed to Taiwan's defense, by law, so it will likely continue to undermine Taiwan's security and diplomatic standing and see how far they can push the envelope before provoking any kind of substantive response from you.
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To press to the political extremes and beyond, because you are dealing with a political opponent who has repeatedly demonstrated his willingness to not just push the envelope but to act as though he is entirely unaware any sort of envelope exists.
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Gillis says she thinks the rating system still has value, but is holding out hope that new computer standards—which haven't been updated since 2006—set to be published in 2018 will show a good-faith effort from manufacturers to push the envelope.
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The appellate judges said Manafort was rightfully jailed because he had decided "to push the envelope by contributing to an op-ed in a foreign newspaper" while under a gag order, and also had "repeated communications with potential witnesses" for his upcoming trial.
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If the President keeps treating North Korean provocations with kid gloves -- and not responding in some meaningful way -- this could lead Kim to further push the envelope on his weapons of mass destruction and continue to develop his myriad illegal weapons programs.
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It's almost as if Trump, having convinced his supporters that everyone but him is a liar, is now trying to push the envelope even further: To persuade them that what they see and hear with their own eyes and ears isn't true.
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Each of the vignettes is designed to push the envelope on a particular aspect of sexuality, lifestyle or gender — there's a male cheerleader and a male stripper, a female activist protesting for women's rights and an orgy scene, to name a few.
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In all likelihood, as the investigation by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, continues to pursue lines of inquiry reaching deep into the White House, Trump will have plenty of opportunities in the near future to push the envelope on the rule of law.
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Apart from developing physical tools to bridge the gap between what VR is capable of now and what it will become, Dark Corner has partnered with innovators like audio design company Q Department and VFX house The Mill to push the envelope in immersive tech.
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Both Duplex and Lens are more transparent, cutting-edge AI projects that really push the envelope on how well software can make sense of visuals and text and even emulate human vision and language, to a frightening degree in the minds of many technology critics.
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"I was hired in the big buildup of security at Google about nine years ago with the explicit mandate of looking at new things that push the envelope," says Úlfar Erlingsson, a senior staff research scientist who heads work on improving machine-learning algorithm protections.
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"Because a lot of people think the situation is bad, it is an opportunity to push the envelope for growth," Alagil said, noting that the 1980s, another period of low oil prices which hurt the Saudi economy, was a time of growth for Jarir.
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" (He later agreed to be quoted.) On Trump's tweets: "Early on, the staff wrote daily tweets for him: 'The team would give the president five or six tweets every day to choose from,' said Priebus, 'and some of them would really push the envelope.
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According to Collins, the intelligence community is currently wrestling with questions related to North Korea's resolve and monitoring how major players in the region respond to Pyongyang's provocations in an effort to gauge how far the Kim regime is willing to push the envelope.
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"I think there's a lot of people out there — no matter what color they are, what they believe in — who have great ideas and want to push the envelope and want to change the world, and I think we should listen to them," Durant said.
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They knew going into the hearing that they would have to push the envelope of the chamber's decorum to have any hope of derailing the confirmation of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, while simultaneously showing voters — particularly theirs — that they would not be bulldozed by Republicans.
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Weirdly enough, the many slams, bombs and suplexes, the use of tables, ladders and chairs, and the high flying spots in continuing efforts to push the envelope are the antithesis of what the first wave of professional workers had in mind when they began working their matches.
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And there's no way to say the possibility of shading stats has completely disappeared; whether it's via unconscious bias or as part of an active agenda, local crews have ample motivation to push the envelope in favor of their own players, and sometimes even opposing ones.
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And precisely because the conservative movement is so weak, the tendency is for interest groups affiliated with the Democratic Party to push the envelope in their demands — creating a political space for politicians like Bloomberg or Charlie Baker or Larry Hogan who push back on those demands.
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Ahead, we spoke to the designer, who's inspired by both God and Kith, about how the two have played a role in his own upbringing, how he continues to push the envelope of style, and how he deals with the inevitable criticism that comes with making a fashion statement.
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Like chefs given new and better ingredients, Golden State coach Steve Kerr and his assistants will be able experiment on offense in ways that no other team ever could; win or lose, the 2016-17 Warriors figure to push the envelope for what the sport is and can be.
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"The law's claim to apply very narrowly is effectively meaningless because the terms in the law are ambiguous and we know that the IRS is not going to enforce the law against political operatives that push the envelope," Brendan Fischer of the Campaign Legal Center told CNN. Sen.
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We really try to empower our creators, and our creative partners, and our creative executives to go out and really try to push the envelope in terms of kind of changing the way we tell stories constantly, trying to really do things that are excellent, we often fail.
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The worst of the for-profit institutions "are killing these young men's and women's future and [VA officials] don't seem to be doing anything to push the envelope to go after these folks," said Richard Weidman, executive director for policy and government affairs with the Vietnam Veterans of America.
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"Every time she's tried to go out there and be more aggressive and really push the envelope in terms of policy and other candidates, there's been a sharp rebuke from the press and the public against her," said Jonathan Westin, executive director of New York Communities for Change.
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For the last several years, regulators have been willing to "push the envelope a bit more in terms of enforcement," but it has not slowed down deal activity, said Stephen F. Arcano, a partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, who leads the firm's mergers and acquisitions group in New York.
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At the time, some of the most creative musical entities in extreme metal were putting out records on Relapse; bands like Neurosis, Soilent Green, and now Today is the Day joined the Philadelphia-based label's ranks, and in doing so, gained a wider audience for their efforts to push the envelope.
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But publishers will continue to make money on authors who are just a little more guarded than Yiannopoulos in their bigotry, and they will likely continue to push the envelope on how guarded that bigotry has to be, as long as they think they can make money by doing so.
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The Grammys is where pop stars push the envelope on fashion beyond the more classic dress-up looks worn by their film colleagues two weeks later at the Academy Awards, whether barely covered flesh or head-scratching spectacle - such as Gaga's arrival at the 2011 Grammys in a translucent egg.
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Nadella said he wanted to "push the envelope" by making it transparent to users which cookies are being used to track them — a position far short of what Firefox promises, for example — but the company also says it's in the "early stages of exploring how best to empower users" on the browser.
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At the end of the day, we get to do stuff as our drag personas that we would never get to do at home or in our day-to-day nightclub jobs, and it's fun how they push the envelope and come up with all these new ways for us to challenge ourselves.
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In a 1,118 word mission statement that was sent to the bureau's staff on Tuesday, Mr. Mulvaney, the acting director, outlined a vision for an agency that enforces financial regulations and consumer protections with "humility and prudence" and that will no longer "push the envelope" when it comes to jurisdiction and scope.
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Over the past few years, the Supreme Court has shown a conspicuous concern when the Justice Department seemed to push the envelope of what constitutes a crime in a way that could reach ostensibly innocent acts, or at least conduct that does not deserve the severe punishment meted out under federal law.
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So, when we approached him to be the guest judge of our zine-making competition, it was the perfect fit: "As an artist who has always tried to push the envelope, I am beyond excited to work with The Creators Project / VICE on judging the work of other artists and zine enthusiasts," Juicy J explains.
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Among other things, they requires that one ignore the vast powers that have accreted to the White House since World War II with regard to military and foreign policy, not to mention various ways that presidents of both parties have been happy to push the envelope with regard to assertions of executive authority over administrative agencies.
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The show itself may struggle with what to say about diversity — the opening musical number made an awkward, self-congratulatory joke about nominees not being uniformly white this year — but when it came to those the Hollywood Foreign Press deems worthy of honor, TV continues to push the envelope in a way that has left film in its dust.
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The 2015-2016 "year in space" mission whereby U.S astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko spent nearly a year on ISS yielded vital physiological data for future deep space missions, however NASA and our ISS partners must push the envelope a lot further if a mission to Mars will realistically happen in the early 85033s.
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The two-page email to CFPB employees is a direct rebuke of Mulvaney's predecessor, Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE, and his stated goal to "push the envelope" on financial sector oversight.
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Farmacy's mantra is that of Hippocrates: "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food," and while there's no doubt that eating badly can make you ill and eating well can make you better, these guys push the envelope on the latter part, wholeheartedly committed to the health benefits to be found in what we eat.
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We decided to give the top spot to a figure who has not only influenced a whole generation of curators (his Johannesburg Biennial in 1997-98 and his Documenta in 2002 helped establish his reputation and continue to resonate today), but someone who continued to push the envelope until his tragic death this year at the age of 55.
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Like previous agreements with Amazon, Twitter and Yahoo, the new Verizon agreement illustrates the N.F.L.'s proclivity to push the envelope to broaden its reach, especially among younger viewers, who may not have a pay television subscription, even if it means potentially angering its television partners as they approach the start of negotiations for new deals.
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Anyone who knows Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE knows he can't sit still; he is always thinking and working on ways to push the envelope for new approaches and ideas.
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Instead, they may think that they can push the envelope of military action further — in light of Trump's insistence that he doesn't want war, his failure to respond militarily to Iran's attack on a U.S. drone in June, his earlier empty threats of military action against Iran and North Korea, and decades of U.S. reluctance to respond forcefully to Iranian and other provocations.
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It's one of the foundational technologies from Magenta, an effort from the Google Brain AI research group to push the envelope in the area of creating art and music with AI. Other Magenta projects include AI Duet, which lets you play piano alongside a computer that riffs on what you play, and sketch-rnn, an AI model for drawing pictures based on human drawings.
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Whether critiquing the way we looked at the Vietnam War (Platoon, Born on the Fourth of July), the Reaganomic excesses of the '80s (Wall Street), or even conventional cinematic norms (the jarring, music-video inspired Natural Born Killers), Stone has always tried to push the envelope — and if that resulted in some people thinking he sounded like a crackpot conspiracy theorist (hi, JFK), then so much the better.
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And for any prosecutor eager to push the envelope, they are unlikely to ever find a more desirable test subject: Assange is a foreigner; he does not enjoy the same level of public support and reverence he once did; there are unsettled, albeit widely disregarded, accusations of sexual misconduct against him; and the opinions of many potential jurors are likely to be colored by pre-conceived notions of his potentially non-existent relationship with Moscow.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality and the fact that voters, including the Democratic voters and certainly persuadable independents or even moderate Republicans, are not driven by the same views that are reflected on certain, you know, left-leaning Twitter feeds, or the activist wing of our party," Obama said at an event in Washington, according to CBS News.
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What he's saying: "My point is that even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality and the fact that voters, including Democratic voters and certainly persuadable independents or even moderate Republicans, are not driven by the same views that are reflected on certain, you know, left-leaning Twitter feeds or the activist wing of our party," Obama said, per the Post.
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MACCALLUM: But I think people feel like they see you know, folks on the Oversight Committee just you know threw up their hands and you know rant and rave about not getting what they want and you can understand the argument that technically they should be turning over these documents but you get stonewalled all the time and you&aposre never able to actually push it through and push the envelope and make them give you what you want.
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Here's the full list of jargon, by state, below: Alabama: value add Alaska: corporate values Arkansas: driven results Arizona: build synergy California: tee up Colorado: change driver Connecticut: leverage expertise Delaware: exhibits good judgement Florida: win-win outcome Georgia: hit your numbers Hawaii: magic happens Iowa: exit strategy Idaho: achieve alignment Illinois: be action-oriented Indiana: fire in the belly Kansas: identify opportunity Kentucky: possess strength Louisiana: synergize Massachusetts: thought leaders Maryland: corporate alignment Maine: goes the extra mile Michigan: eye of the tiger Minnesota: face time Mississippi: bring to the table Missouri: company value Montana: strategic initiative Nebraska: overachiever Nevada: increase productivity New Hampshire: manage escalation New Jersey: in our DNA New Mexico: close the loop New York: herd cats North Carolina: good practice North Dakota: drives change Ohio: out of the park Oklahoma: bleeding edge Oregon: revolutioneering Pennsylvania: message alignment Rhode Island: push the envelope South Carolina: buy in South Dakota: reach out to you Tennessee: touch base Texas: statement of duties Utah: learnings Vermont: KPIs Virginia: not intimidated Washington: through the roof Washington, D.C.: shift the paradigm West Virginia: off the floor Wisconsin: blaze the trail Wyoming: strategic communications
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