"We'll see what he puts forward and his team," Thune said.
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He puts forward an intriguing thesis about the sputtering engines of history.
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James puts forward a compelling argument here and one with past relevance.
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Spree also puts forward a bleakly amoral vision of the internet economy.
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Boethius puts forward a compelling argument for Christian ethics, without relying on scripture.
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Messinger's book puts forward specific recommendations to better equip policy-makers and service providers.
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Her party usually puts forward the council candidate who gets the highest winning margin.
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And yes, sometimes the government goes too far in the legislation that it puts forward.
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Over 21 chapters and three appendices, Jaron Lanier, a tech pioneer, puts forward 52 definitions.
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"Identifying these genes puts forward targets that the industry might want to exploit," he says.
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In the unending debate of Nature versus Nurture, new research puts forward an argument for nature.
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Schatz said he would support Medicare-for-all, even as he puts forward a different proposal.
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But a new study published in the science journal Nature puts forward a much more brutal proposal .
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Purple Rain tells a story; Sign o' the Times merely puts forward a bunch of terrific songs.
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And I think you will see the same with whomever he puts forward Monday night at 20183 p.m.
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The arguments she puts forward for remaining in the EU highlight the weaknesses in their case for independence.
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And the interpretation it puts forward opens the door, critics argue, for discrimination against LGBT people and women.
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The piece puts forward an idealized vision of old New York, with an emphasis on female punk bands.
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If Mr Bolsonaro puts forward good ideas for fixing the economy and controlling corruption, he should get help.
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Ed Markey said he was first waiting to see whom Trump puts forward before committing to a filibuster.
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At this point, any proposals that the O.A.S. puts forward will simply be rejected by the Maduro government.
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The ad equates O'Connor's "whoever the Democratic Party puts forward" line with an acknowledgment that he would support Pelosi.
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In "The Spiders and the Bees," the animation channel TheOdd1sOut puts forward the opinion that spiders shouldn't be feared.
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He puts forward an endless stream of new programs all aimed at benefitting targeted constituencies whose votes he wants.
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The CDC asks the public to do three things and also puts forward three things they should not do.
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However, the new study puts forward the possibility that the increase in speed could have come from solar radiation pressure.
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It comes as the SGX puts forward a series of proposals aimed at improving retail investor participation in the market.
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That could be months away, though, as Senate Republicans say they will not approve any nominee President Obama puts forward.
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And, right now the GOP field is too crowded to ensure the party puts forward its strongest, most electable candidate.
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In the Aeneid, Virgil puts forward a prophecy founded on proto-pizza consumption, which foretells where Rome shall be built.
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Of course, the evidence Blackfish puts forward — including both environmental and genetic explanations for orca aggression — should be treated skeptically.
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The GOP plan puts forward $25 billion over 85033 years to subsidize this coverage, but that might not be enough.
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This newly released interim guidance will remain in effect until the Defense department puts forward its action plan in February.
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So, if I were one of these Democratic senators and assuming the president puts forward a qualified pick, which he will.
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Instead, Trump puts forward name-calling, taunts, mockery, threats, insults, hostility to Mexicans and Muslims, and barely constrained contempt for women.
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Many Democrats, including Axelrod, think this is ultimately a losing strategy for a party that puts forward a government-centric platform.
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But in her piece, Ms. Hauter puts forward not a single concrete policy proposal to achieve the goals she lays out.
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Whatever proposal the new administration puts forward should include similar or better provisions to ensure that people with addiction can get treatment.
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" When asked if the Senate has an obligation to at least consider a nomination that President Obama puts forward, Cruz responded, "Not remotely.
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The KonMari method puts forward a tempting bargain: If you organize your possessions, the rest of your life will magically fall into place.
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It reiterates criticism of the neo-liberal model with the example of the energy reform, and puts forward increasing the number of refineries.
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I actually think that's a very weak position argue from because as soon as somebody puts forward a study showing the opposite, you're screwed.
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Rabbi Hartman puts forward the radical notion that religion has an "autoimmune disease," a critical flaw contained within it that leads to its misuse.
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But he conceded changes will likely be made, saying the plan will serve as the "backbone" of what the White House eventually puts forward.
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But ultimately, whatever arguments he puts forward, Democratic voters will never believe Sanders is electable as president if they can't imagine him as president.
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Newman prefers the term "pushback" to "satire" because when the other side puts forward extreme bills that restrict women's reproductive autonomy, they aren't being satirical.
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Of course, Senate Republicans are already swearing on their mothers' graves to block any Supreme Court nomination the president puts forward in his last year.
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At the beginning of "Oeconomicus," Socrates puts forward a thesis: True wealth exists only in the form of possessions that are beneficial to their owner.
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Then there will likely be a deputies' meeting and a cabinet meeting before President Donald Trump puts forward an executive order calling for the panel.
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But Mr Stephens-Davidowitz also puts forward a deft argument: the web will revolutionise social science just as the microscope and telescope transformed the natural sciences.
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The USDA's labelling authority overrides that of the states — states are not allowed to impose labelling requirements incompatible with the standards that the USDA puts forward.
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When we think of the runways at fashion week, we think big picture: the clothes, the venues, the overall vibe and aesthetic each designer puts forward.
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And though we, as an audience, know that she does, On The Basis Of Sex deftly puts forward the idea that it wasn't always a given.
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The lawsuit puts forward a number of pieces of evidence of Kleiman's ownership of the venture, including corporate documents that list him as the registered agent.
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The new model puts forward one bundled payment for all of the care associated with the joint replacement, rather than paying separately for each service provided.
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However, Flake, who is not seeking re-election, told the Arizona Republic that it was wrong to assume he would vote against everything Trump puts forward.
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You're the Worst goes a step further than dragging serious issues to the forefront: It puts forward the notion that there isn't actually a set solution.
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There are a lot of Asian American writers and writers of Asian descent working in English whose work challenges the binary choice that Perloff puts forward.
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He puts forward new accusers of Clinton's misdeeds and demands that they be believed while casting doubt on the women who have accused him of assault.
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Related: VICE: What is your goal as a director when you make a series like The Innocent Man that puts forward a narrative about an open case?
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One lobbyist said doctors and hospitals are hoping Ways and Means puts forward a competing bill that could be an alternative to the Energy and Commerce measure.
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Let's say the Judiciary Committee puts forward 10 articles of impeachment against Donald Trump, could the House decide only to send three of them to the Senate?
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The RSC offers its own budget blueprint every year to give fiscal hawks a more conservative alternative to whatever budget resolution the House Budget Committee puts forward.
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"If and when the administration puts forward a peace plan, it is most likely DOA (dead on arrival)," he added, saying Trump had done nothing to calm matters.
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Mr. Posner puts forward the familiar allegation that the pharmaceutical industry's concern about profits slows down vaccine development for emerging threats, especially for threats in Asia and Africa.
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But if the administration puts forward a peace plan after the election, various Israeli political parties might want to join the coalition to be part of that process.
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Since joining the RBI board Mr Gurumurthy has turned its monthly meetings into day-long slogs, as he puts forward these ideas, seemingly with the backing of the government.
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One top Trump economic adviser, White House Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Kevin Hassett, told CNN on Friday he would not be among the nominees the president puts forward.
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Mr Macron says all the right things to please Germany, but also puts forward an argument it fears is right: that an unreformed Europe is exposed to destructive populism.
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Lansky puts forward both photographs and a video piece, the latter that sees a range of YouTube footage wherein the frame moves around the object, rather than vice versa.
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Obama previously promised to choose a nominee in the face of opposing Republicans who vowed to block any nominee Obama puts forward to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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But the text does state an expectation that the Senate will thus take some action when the president puts forward a nominee, which namely is to give its advice.
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The administration wants to ratify the agreement before the end of the year, and Thursday's move would set up a vote in the fall if Trump puts forward the legislation.
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"Until a fossil fuel company puts forward a plan to manage the orderly decline of the industry, we'll hold our applause,"Greenpeace wrote in a statement emailed to BuzzFeed News.
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"You could presume they are sort of locked in," Byrd said, though he cautioned that the funds would ultimately want to see the financials of any deal Musk puts forward.
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Michael Bloomberg, poised to spend at least $500 million on the campaign, has said he'll insist that any candidate the party puts forward has a concrete plan for the climate.
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We've seen in this cycle — in the candidacy of Bernie Sanders as well as Donald Trump — the appeal of a politics that puts forward a robust alternative vision for society.
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Her response: Republicans didn't worry about paying for their $27 trillion tax cut bill, so why should she be forced to do the math on every single thing she puts forward?
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It's also noteworthy that the story puts forward a version of events in which Trump Jr. was the primary driver behind this meeting, and Kushner didn't know much about it beforehand.
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For one, Chinese companies have had a growing presence in the Middle East and India in recent times as Beijing puts forward its Belt and Road infrastructure development and investment initiative.
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If elected, a feat that would require confirmation from the Republican-controlled Senate that has vowed to fight any nominee Obama puts forward, Garland would become the 113th Supreme Court Justice.
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"If she puts forward what's in her letter in parliament as a meaningful vote, we wouldn't be able to support that," Democratic Unionist Party leader Arlene Foster told Ireland's RTE television.
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Mickalene Thomas's rhinestones are part of these beautiful settings that she puts forward, and Genevieve Gaignard's ability to make the everyday object seem extraordinary is part of the brand she's built.
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The IEA puts forward prices of shipping U.S. LNG to Europe below those of oil-linked Russian gas or hub prices, "creating a stark change in Gazprom's operating environment," it said.
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The pick will set the stage for a constitutional show-down with Republicans who control the U.S. Senate, many of whom have vowed not to even consider any nominee Obama puts forward.
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Mike Bloomberg has a damning legacy to overcome on stop-and-frisk policing, even as he reaches out to the black community and puts forward major policy proposals that some find promising.
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"Shop stewards from all of BMW's UK plants are clear that further strike action is almost certain unless the company puts forward a new offer that better addresses members' concerns," he said.
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The Republican plan puts forward an alternative system that would only protect people with pre-existing conditions if they already have coverage and are switching plans, not if they were previously uninsured.
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Instead, Ruddy puts forward the rather radical notion that Trump should attempt to live up to his campaign promises on health care rather than signing on to legislation that betrays them all.
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In the report, Children's Health Fund puts forward a series of recommendations to increase the identification, management, and treatment of HBLs for all children, with a focus on those living in poverty.
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If Mr. Johnson's plan wins, the government will face a second, critical test when it puts forward an accelerated timetable for the legislation, designed to ram it through Parliament in three days.
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The House of Lords is not expected to want to be seen frustrating the referendum result, so if the Commons rejects any amendments it puts forward, it may not push to reinstate them.
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Melania's enormous diamond ring is prominently displayed in the photo, a piece of jewelry worth millions, shining brightly while her husband puts forward a budget that cuts funding for women, children, and seniors.
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In reality, arguing that the Senate should not consider the nominee that President Obama puts forward is saying the Senate should not follow the Constitution and, plain and simple, should not do its job.
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Still, the basic nature of the event remains constant: It is a junket, an affair lavishly catered at the Kremlin's expense, at which Mr. Putin puts forward his vision of himself and his country.
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The move followed criticism of the money manager from activists who argued that its investments in coal were at odds with the societal focus Fink puts forward in his highly publicized annual investor letter.
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It's fitting that Amazon's "Modern Love," which debuts Friday and draws its stories from the New York Times column of the same name, puts forward the best version of itself in the very beginning.
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In "End Times," Walsh puts forward a hypothesis in this vein: Perhaps Earth is being treated like a zoo and humans are a remote group of indigenous galactic dwellers that are being intentionally left undisturbed.
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What's next: If Mr. Johnson's plan wins, the government will face a second, critical test when it puts forward an aggressive, accelerated timetable for the legislation, designed to ram it through Parliament in three days.
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Why it matters: The report from NASA's inspector general — and others like it — reveals some of what lurks below the positive face the space agency puts forward announcing its accomplishments and hyping its future endeavors.
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The party which puts forward a credible platform of proposals aimed at eliminating cronyism will find themselves riding a populist wave that crosses existing party lines and builds a dominating popular and electoral majority of support.
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Republicans, who have resisted bringing Garland up for a vote over the past year, could conclude the moderate appeals court judge is more acceptable than whatever nominee Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump puts forward should they win.
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In attempting to address those questions, Tuesday's report presents a slurry of data on arrests and convictions for crimes committed by foreign nationals and immigrants, but provides virtually no context or analysis to the numbers it puts forward.
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And yet it's exactly these same blue states where the party's establishment is also strongest, and therefore where they're most capable of putting down the insurgents trying to fundamentally reshape the kinds of candidates the Democratic Party puts forward.
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What senators have never done in their institution's 227-year history is announce to the nation before the president even sends them a name that they will refuse to hold hearings or vote on any nominee he puts forward.
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The board director slate that Broadcom puts forward will be heavily scrutinized, because its nominees will not just be asked to put Qualcomm up for sale, but will have to oversee the company until a deal with Broadcom closes.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Tuesday a no-deal Brexit would be difficult for Ireland and that European leaders needed to be open to any credible proposals the British government puts forward to break the deadlock.
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Yes, but: This study puts forward a hypothesis about deep ocean evolution — namely the crucial roles played by oxygen and temperature fluctuations — that needs to be reproduced by additional research before its findings are accepted by the broader scientific community.
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NASA first signaled that it might not be fully committed to the SLS in its budget proposal, released Monday, which puts forward a $375 million cut to the SLS for a total funding of about $1.8 billion in fiscal year 2020.
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Those numbers could have been much higher, with action on forty deals worth $30 billion that cannot be reviewed and approved until the Trump administration puts forward nominees for the bank's five board of directors positions and fills a quorum.
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The bottom line: The study, along with other research, puts forward the idea that membranous wings and elongated forelimbs in scansoriopterygids were likely short-lived evolutionary experiments with flight, since feathered wings and the birds we know of today came to predominate later.
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Liston's death from a heroin overdose on January 103th, 1971, has long been seen as accidental, but Assael, a two-fisted journalist for ESPN, puts forward the murder theory and identifies four underworld figures with a strong motive for whacking the ex champ.
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As he puts forward his proposed budget this week, we urge him to remember that both accountability and ensuring that the VA better prioritizes its spending are the best ways for him to help Trump make good on his promise to veterans.
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But I find myself unable to resist "processing," and grateful to hear so plainly, the idea that Mr. Harris puts forward in the silent space his play insists on clearing: that one race lives with history each day while another pretends not to.
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On a practical level too, the Bundestag has 30 days to convene following the election and then the parliament itself must elect the chancellor, although this will be Merkel, as Germany's biggest party always puts forward its leader as the candidate for chancellor.
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Through that, within the design and the aesthetic, and the doll itself, it really puts forward that image to the young kids that will be seeing it and interacting with it...I think it is really important to be honest with yourself and your friends.
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Written by a committee of the nation's leading experts on child poverty, "A Roadmap to Reducing Child Poverty" puts forward an evidence-based policy agenda that, if prioritized and implemented by our nation's lawmakers, would cut our child poverty rate in half within a decade.
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This study in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine puts forward the theory that hangovers as a milder form of withdrawal, called acute withdrawal, with symptoms that many of us are all too familiar with including headache, nausea, fatigue, sometimes along with anxiety, guilt, and depression.
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A party that puts forward an ambitious agenda to bolster opportunities for working families, but then can do little except raise taxes for the abstract goal of reducing the deficit, will surely have a hard time maintaining the enthusiasm that will have put them in power.
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Rather, Jardina puts forward the argument that these whites feel, to some extent, that the rug is being pulled out from under them — that the benefits they have enjoyed because of their race, their groups' advantages, and their status atop the racial hierarchy are all in jeopardy.
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Yet the movie offers little sense of what those leaders stood for; it puts forward a celebratory but somewhat shallow form of pop-Reaganism, the idea that the leaders of that time were great and strong and noble, without any sense of what they did or why.
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Whatever amount of money or effort the government puts forward to fight the opioid crisis, we will fail to stop the overuse of opioids or other euphoria-inducing drugs until we understand the need to help people deal with their underlying intolerance of their emotional states.
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In lieu of an explanation of why a story is incorrect, each entry shows a picture of an article with a red stamp reading "FAKE" above the single line of text "This article puts forward information that does not correspond to reality," and no further information.
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Having claimed two knockouts in his first two fights under the banner despite him being an outlier in the grappling world on the European scene, Breese insisted that he doesn't event think about where the fight is happening, he simply reacts in the moment to whatever his opponent puts forward.
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" "If a private entity puts forward a process and has agreement with the participants in that process, and those participants don't follow through with the promises that they made in that process," Priebus said, "what should a private party do about that if those same people come around in four or eight years?
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And at the heart of the promise is a pledge that what happened in Casey, when three Republican-appointed jurists limited Roe's ambit but basically upheld its vision, will never happen again — so long as pro-lifers trust the process, trust originalist and textualist theory, trust the hyper-qualified candidates the conservative legal movement puts forward.
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The EMAS Chiyoda debtors have filed a joint chapter 11 plan of reorganization and a disclosure statement, which puts forward a complex preliminary proposal for the establishment of a newly formed entity, to be owned by a member of the Subsea 7 Group and designated by Subsea 7 to acquire the equity of the emerging debtors and assume certain liabilities.
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In most cases, the plan continues policies put in place by President Obama and FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, but also puts forward a number of unexpected immigration and student debt programs aimed at spurring entrepreneurship within the US. Clinton's immigration proposal is particularly notable, offering a "startup visa" for foreign entrepreneurs who want to move to the US to start a business.
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The report, for its part, suggests it's an array of issues, and subsequently puts forward a wide range of solutions: providing more youth services to LGBTQ children and teens rejected by family, increased financial support to families, dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline, and implementing reforms that divert people from jail and prison to rehabilitation or support services, among many other ideas.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, whose party has 262 lawmakers, said his party would submit an amendment to May's legislative plan in a an attempt to end cuts to the police and fire service and to give emergency and public sector workers a pay rise "Today will be the first vote of the new parliament, as Labour puts forward our amendment," Corbyn said in a statement.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), a member of the Judiciary committee who is running second to Trump in polls of the White House race, has vowed to filibuster any Supreme Court nominee Obama puts forward.
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