And so, this puts pressure on an already difficult situation.
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With costs rising for materials, that puts pressure on margins.
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Expanding the network always puts pressure on your established line.
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On the administrative side, the government puts pressure on us.
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It also puts pressure on governments to manage their assets better.
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The ruling puts pressure on the Mexican legislature to take action.
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Headlines Labour puts pressure on May with customs union shift on.ft.
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Lyft puts pressure on drivers if they're not accepting enough customers.
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In effect, the move puts pressure on Huawei's international expansion dreams.
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This emphasis on package deals puts pressure on Christians in politics.
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A rate cut from the Fed also puts pressure on yields.
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It also puts pressure on Congress to pass a relief package.
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Finally, the report also puts pressure on the international community to act.
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For sure, for the financial system it puts pressure on retail activities.
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"The protein puts pressure on that double bond, twisting it," Neitz says.
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Adding bolivars to the economy generally puts pressure on the exchange rate.
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The political calendar puts pressure on the administration to rein in rates.
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L, to name a few, as inflation puts pressure on consumer spending.
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All of this puts pressure on the mental health of touring artists.
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Here's what you need to know: • Turkey puts pressure on Saudi leadership.
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A stronger dollar, too, puts pressure on export-heavy industries and economies.
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A stronger greenback typically puts pressure on dollar-denominated commodities like oil.
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By courting press attention, he puts pressure on organisations to pay up.
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It puts pressure on employers to either cut wages or cut jobs.
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This puts pressure on companies to keep that growth going at all costs.
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The US–Mexico trade deal puts pressure on Canada to come to terms.
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Cottonmouth puts pressure on his dirty lieutenant to find Scarfe and kill him.
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This puts pressure on the optic nerve, slowly damaging it and causing blindness.
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That puts pressure on us to have this transformative sex all the time.
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" Said Napoli: "Stolen bases are important because it puts pressure on the defense.
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Why did they make this kind of request that puts pressure on China?
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The move puts pressure on major CVS store makeup sellers to follow suit.
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However, markets are already pricing in easing, which puts pressure on local currencies.
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The outcome puts pressure on Chief Executive Carrie Lam to make some concessions.
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Additionally, the use of fish as animal feed puts pressure on our ocean ecosystems.
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Then Macron asked Trump why he only puts pressure on Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
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This blanket restriction on banks lending against land puts pressure on developer's balance sheets.
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That puts pressure on labs like Wansink's to do what's known as p-hacking.
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The weak start to 2018 "puts pressure on to implement the turnaround," Scarafia said.
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FPA also puts pressure on policymakers to make progressive and sustainable food policy decisions.
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But the rise of streaming competitors like Disney+ puts pressure on Netflix across numerous fronts.
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The growing polarisation of politics puts pressure on the STF to act as an arbiter.
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And you could speculate that Kylie's luxurious lifestyle puts pressure on Tyga to keep up.
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This puts pressure on some of the bank ratings, particularly in Saudi Arabia and Oman.
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The displacement of people puts pressure on a housing system already pushed to its limit.
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Wheeler's letters on Friday puts pressure on the industry to take action on the issue.
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This new capital raise from Grab immediately puts pressure on Go-Jek's own financial position.
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"It puts pressure on everybody to come up with something that endures," said Republican Sen.
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But whatever is written under those black bars, it puts pressure on the Trump administration.
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Every side puts pressure on us: the Afghan government, the Taliban and also the people.
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While rising rates help savers, the escalating cost of debt puts pressure on them too.
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Moreover, this position puts pressure on your joints and the vertebrae in your lower back.
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First, it puts pressure on the feds to change the rule in response to public outcry.
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That puts pressure on Canada to agree to new terms on auto trade and dispute settlement.
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It then puts pressure on the central bank to keep pushing down the official trading range.
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"It puts pressure on them to rush through things in a way they can't," she said.
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That puts pressure on the WTO's judicial function, the bit that has been working fairly well.
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It often results in fewer career advancement opportunities, or puts pressure on women to resign altogether.
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Chipotle's employees rely on an hourly wage, not tips, which puts pressure on the company's margins.
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"A stronger dollar puts pressure (on financial balance sheets for some countries, like Venezuela)," Dryden said.
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"Operating at higher speeds puts pressure on you to get a lot more range," Russell said.
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Banks have struggled in an environment of low interest rates, which puts pressure on their margins.
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That puts pressure on Trump to win white men like no other candidate in recent history.
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The cognitive technology that puts pressure on your job is more likely to be your cubemate's.
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That puts pressure on the victim to pursue charges and it lets perpetrators off the hook.
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The outcome of the tests puts pressure on banks to top up capital quickly, where needed.
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It also puts pressure on the board to consider broader options for the company, namely selling.
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In television, most cable channels are suffering declining viewership, which in turn puts pressure on advertising sales.
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In the near term, more searches through Safari puts pressure on Google's margin with the search tax.
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Both companies said they are not charging fees for digital currency transactions, which puts pressure on Coinbase.
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This year, a hiatus in game license approvals again puts pressure on Tencent stock prices and profitability.
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Experts say it also puts pressure on manufacturers and restaurants about what they put in their food.
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Colombia's arrival in the Asia/Pacific region puts pressure on the region's miners, already suffering from oversupply.
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It also puts pressure on lawmakers currently vetting the reauthorization of a the Section 702 surveillance law.
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That puts pressure on popular tourist destinations like Japan and Hong Kong to add mobile pay services.
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That puts pressure on younger Chinese people in a culture where children traditionally care for their elders.
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That drove the greenback higher, which puts pressure on oil as the commodity is priced in dollars.
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The more you launch great content, the more demand increases, which puts pressure on the supply chain.
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It puts pressure on the bacteria to evolve back to a state where it's sensitive to antibiotics.
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"The oversupply is global and puts pressure on prices everywhere," a source at the European Commission said.
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That puts pressure on President Trump to stand up to Beijing, Edward Wong reports in the NYT.
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Some retailers likely deployed steeper and more frequent discounting, which in turn puts pressure on profit margins.
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Outside the top candidates, the cash crunch puts pressure on an already shrinking field to narrow further.
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And it puts pressure on young Uighur, in particular, to accept the official Chinese Communist Party narrative.
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The move comes as tough competition in the airlines sector puts pressure on weaker carriers and drives consolidation.
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I say this because I think our culture often puts pressure on women to be what they're not.
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The bill, which Trump signed into law, puts pressure on federal agencies to contribute data to the registry.
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That puts pressure on Speaker Ryan and the Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady to actually consider this.
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This increase in blood puts pressure on the area, which your body then normalizes by evacuating excess fluids.
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"And I hope every member of Congress puts pressure on him so we can pass Savanna's Act now."
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The expansion of wearable technology puts pressure on companies operating in the space to innovate, according to McNamara.
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The group's backing puts pressure on moderate GOP members of Congress who may hesitate to back the plan.
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I think it just puts pressure on a relationship and relationships are already hard enough as it is.
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Narrator: Swelling in the upper body puts pressure on the eyes as well, which can cause vision problems.
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People may not agree with us when we did the Twitter button, but that puts pressure on people.
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It also puts pressure on Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to appear, as well.
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Of course, the mere existence of legal proceedings abroad puts pressure on Spain to attend to its past.
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The new timeline puts pressure on Comcast, which is considering an all-cash bid for the Fox assets.
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In fields such as computer science, engineering and healthcare, a shortage of qualified workers puts pressure on wages.
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The first puts pressure on public provision, the second leads to underconsumption as cash is left under the mattress.
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For example, Amazon's recent push for next-day shipping creates an industry standard that puts pressure on other companies.
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The impact: All this puts pressure on the 2.5-year-old OPEC+ arrangement, and specifically the Saudi-Russian partnership.
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It also puts pressure on an eventual IPO, with the expectation that the company's market cap will be higher.
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There is, however, no guarantee Saudi policy will remain unchanged if Washington puts pressure on Riyadh to raise supply.
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Meanwhile, the outlook that the fed will increase interest rates also puts pressure on central banks in many regions.
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Both bullpens are taxed after the marathon, which puts pressure on Tuesday's starters to go deep into the game.
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Second, it puts pressure on Lyft (an Uber competitor) and Bird (a Lime competitor) to do a deal themselves.
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The best part of the current rebellion is that it puts pressure on Pelosi to start planning this transition.
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Amazon promising immediate price cuts puts pressure on traditional grocers that are already operating in a thin-margin business.
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Living in the happiest country in the world also puts pressure on people to be happy, Konig Koehrsen says.
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This puts pressure on wages; wages grow; then it's more incentive to go to work than to stay home.
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But their arrival inevitably puts pressure on public services that are already strained, and arouses fears of competition for jobs.
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That puts pressure on the White House to fill in the blanks in his address to Congress at 9 p.m.
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However, if the virus is not contained and it puts pressure on the economic data, stocks could slide once again.
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This puts pressure on certain pockets of the planet to keep up with the intensified demands for basic human sustenance.
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As the U.S. puts pressure on China to open up its domestic market, South Korean chipmakers could benefit, Yoo said.
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This puts pressure on Trump to team up with China on a diplomatic response to North Korea's growing nuclear ambitions.
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It's a mindset, he said, that puts pressure on Trump, who finds himself in a situation with no good choices.
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That said, is AMLO willing to amend the tax regime of PEMEX even if that puts pressure on public finances?
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"If free tuition becomes a widespread phenomenon, it puts pressure on every higher education model throughout the country," he said.
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That puts pressure on Congress to vote on debt-limit legislation before leaving for the August recess early next month.
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That puts pressure on Africa's biggest economy and top oil producer to borrow more from other sources such as China.
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Rapid and unplanned population growth puts pressure on transport, infrastructure and sanitation systems in cities around the world, experts say.
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Kind of like a trampoline, the subterranean bubble forcibly undulates as Sokolov puts pressure on one side using his foot.
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But having lots of money on hand puts pressure on him to peel off a few hundred million, as Gov.
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Others said this puts pressure on Robinhood to lean into new banking products to add value beyond just stock trading.
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"I feel like society puts pressure on people at a younger age to define who they really are," she said.
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The oil in the transformer burns up into a gas, which puts pressure on the transformer before it completely explodes.
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"That puts pressure on banks, because they definitely don't want to be seen as paying tellers a minimum wage," Chamberlain says.
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"When this happens, the bottom of the skull, this narrowing puts pressure on the brain stem," he says in the clip.
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Still, these firms can only responsibly manage so much, which puts pressure on LPs who want stakes in those venture funds.
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His decision puts pressure on his European allies, which are reluctant to join the United States in reimposing sanctions on Iran.
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Halloween, New Year's, St. Patrick's Day — anything that puts pressure on having an incredible, picture-perfect time immediately gives me indigestion.
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It puts pressure on the mayor and the City Council to respond with their own proposal to rescue underwater medallion owners.
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"The FBI kind of doesn't care if it loses this fight if it puts pressure on Congress," Cardozo told The Verge.
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"Even if this does not get the majority, it puts pressure on the board," Zhao told CNBC in a phone interview.
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This idea of always reaching orgasm as "normal" in turn puts pressure on people to orgasm during uncomfortable consensual sexual experiences.
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The investigation found that China puts pressure on U.S. companies to transfer their technology to Chinese business under foreign ownership restrictions.
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It puts pressure on the things we take for granted about the justice system, and about the notion of justice period.
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That puts pressure on prices, and OPEC, despite all the barrels it commands, will struggle to reverse the trend, analysts say.
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Mr. Trump's decision to stop the subsidy payments puts pressure on Congress to provide money for them in a spending bill.
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Several U.S. multinationals are reevaluating their currency hedging strategies as a surge in the greenback puts pressure on their overseas revenue.
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The switch puts pressure on miners in Wyoming, the country's biggest coal-producing state, and tilts the playing field against Trump's plans.
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The vote puts pressure on EU governments to also decide on a proposal on which they have so far failed to agree.
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Feeding the billions of animals we raise for meat with corn and soy takes up precious land and puts pressure on wildlife.
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The latter scenario, of course, puts pressure on staff, reduces service quality and is generally not conducive to a good dining experience.
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This has positive effect for the regional rideshare players but also puts pressure on them to demonstrate the same economics in ridesharing.
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He has hinted that China's second-quarter GDP growth, a 27-year low of 6.2%, puts pressure on Beijing to make concessions.
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That puts pressure on the student to find the money to make up the difference or they do not return to school.
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"The really close B.C. election vote puts pressure on the Kinder Morgan IPO," said Colin Cieszynski, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Ellias said it's possible that the initial settlement puts pressure on the other states to continue negotiating with Purdue in bankruptcy court.
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As weaker refinery demand in the U.S. puts pressure on WTI, geopolitical threats could send the global benchmark, Brent crude, even higher.
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The uncertainty, along with the simple fact of overwhelming American military might, puts pressure on Iranian leaders to plan for the worst.
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That puts pressure on Republicans, who could still pass a bill in the House even if nearly all Democrats voted against it.
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"Society puts pressure on men to live up to a muscular ideal—pick up any issue of Men's Health," Dr. Blau writes.
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"This deal really puts pressure on traditional investment methods for projects like this, and gives more power to retail investors," added Hamayun.
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"They want to put an end to the arbitrariness of a company that puts pressure on its employees with stressful work and controls."
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Still, by identifying so closely with these core works, Mr. Lewis puts pressure on himself to come up with something fresh to say.
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What if Alphabet's move successfully puts pressure on Microsoft to break out its Azure cloud sales, or on Facebook to disclose Instagram's revenue?
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It also puts pressure on laggards and reminds the public of a problem that is unfolding so slowly that is easy to ignore.
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"Chinese yuan devaluation puts pressure on the Japanese to do the same, but currency intervention rarely works for the central bank," she said.
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The gloomy data points to a further loss of economic momentum as a trade dispute with the United States puts pressure on China.
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It also puts pressure on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), which brought the case against Westpac, to step up its policing.
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Kawhi Leonard's decision to sign a three-year deal with a third-year player option with the Clippers puts pressure on Los Angeles.
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But British retailers are facing a tough time as a Brexit-driven jump in inflation and low wage growth puts pressure on consumers.
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In Paris, as in London and New York, the cost of living puts pressure on artists to create work that can be sold.
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They stress that the current cash-on-hand situation puts pressure on them, along with the campaign, to have a successful fourth quarter.
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" Schumer later added, "Then the hard-right puts pressure on him -- in this case, the NRA -- and he does total 180-degree flip.
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Analysts say the announcements threaten Robinhood's ability to differentiate, and puts pressure on the start-up to expand more deeply into financial services.
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The widely expected rejection puts pressure on Bayer to sweeten its offer once again, at least enough to get access to Monsanto's books.
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The new offer also puts pressure on Qualcomm to either buy NXP Semiconductors at $110 per share or terminate the $38 billion deal.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the President's daughter has "been part of the team" as the White House puts pressure on North Korea.
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Brooklyn punk duo PWR BTTM includes gender-neutral bathrooms for their shows on their rider, which puts pressure on some venues to change.
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Investors should also be on the lookout for companies with low exposure to rising pay, as wage inflation puts pressure on margins, he said.
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The FBI kind of doesn't care if it loses this fight if it puts pressure on Congress mandating that they give them a backdoor.
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This puts pressure on services providers to gain scale, so that they have more negotiating power and can save on costs by eliminating overlap.
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Though the code itself isn't legally binding, companies have to declare why they're not following it, which puts pressure on them to do so.
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Passage of the bill puts pressure on Senate Republicans, who'll have to weigh potential political fallout in Florida by sending the bill to Trump.
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That puts pressure on scientists to pick "safe" topics that will yield a publishable conclusion — or, worse, may bias their research toward significant results.
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Messing with the subtle dynamics that Johnson set in motion puts pressure on the cooking and the dining room staff to animate the room.
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There is no indication that the other two armed rebel groups have struck similar deals, but the agreement puts pressure on them to leave.
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FRAGILE ECONOMY Economists said sanctions could set back Turkey's economic recovery, especially if a prolonged battle puts pressure on Turkey's trade ties with Europe.
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" Schumer later added, "Then the hard-right puts pressure on him -- in this case, the NRA -- and he does a total 180-degree flip.
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Andhra Pradesh recently introduced a land pooling scheme for its capital city Amaravati that activists say puts pressure on owners to give up their land.
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While Ryan is retiring in January, the standoff puts pressure on those who would hope to replace him, most notably House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
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A lower Fed Funds rate puts pressure on banks' ability to make money by making loans at higher interest rates than what they pay depositors.
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"When citizens are involved like that, it also puts pressure on business to act, and on city governments to start curbing the problem," he said.
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This puts pressure on them to ensure that someone who could be — not necessarily is — a dangerous criminal is locked up for a long time.
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But the narrow win puts pressure on the owner of Bounty and Tide to move faster in its turnaround and regain the support of investors.
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As the conventional world puts pressure on the characters to give up their radical dreams, the future is contained in a young child named Jonah.
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The ratings of Millenium bcp are driven by its weak, albeit improving, asset quality that puts pressure on its operating profitability and internal capital generation.
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As President Donald Trump puts pressure on Beijing to end unfair business practices, the Department of Justice has a warning for companies: Bolster your defenses.
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"Political uncertainty puts pressure on the domestically focused mid-cap companies who struggle to make well informed investment decisions with such an unclear outlook," said Park.
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They go from being cities visited by tourists to "touristy cities", he said, which puts pressure on house prices and causes rents to rise for residents.
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More on this... Kavanaugh confirmation fight puts pressure on Alabama's Democratic senator Rand Paul says he will support Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh Abortion, Roe v.
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It's Operation Choke Point, in which government puts pressure on banks to stop doing business with industries it dislikes, such as consumer loans, guns and ammunition.
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Malaysia is the world's second-largest exporter of liquefied natural gas, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, so sinking prices puts pressure on state finances.
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Which immediately puts pressure on users to confess their content likes/dislikes to Facebook in order to avoid this 'hell is other people's tastes' bind — i.e.
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The amendment puts pressure on the agency to speed up that timeline, adopting a drinking water standard within two years for two specific types of PFAS.
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Politicians are notorious for loathing to go into specifics, particularly during debates, but raising hands puts pressure on them to prove their radical left bona fides.
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"The struggle itself is very important, as it gives the victims a sense of vindication and puts pressure on the countries (being sued)," Darshan-Leitner said.
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It also shows the growing impact of the Fight for $15–and puts pressure on other major players like Amazon, Walmart and McDonalds to follow suit.
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The Toyota partnership puts pressure on Uber to resume testing on public roads, but the company has run up against regulators and politicians with safety concerns.
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Part of it is for some of the good guys, it is rules that protect them from unethical practices by others, which puts pressure on them.
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She stays there while I find the money to pay which puts pressure on me to hurry up (not sure if that was intentional or not).
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The competition puts pressure on the established exchanges to join forces, and it also helps address regulators' concerns that Deutsche Börse and L.S.E. would have monopolistic power.
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A stronger dollar puts pressure on companies that do large amounts of business outside the U.S. Trump has repeatedly commented on the stock market during his presidency.
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Few big men rival his awareness and vision: His absence puts pressure on Golden State's roster and raises questions Kerr and his staff would rather not answer.
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"Land prices in first-tier cities are too high and that puts pressure on returns, so we will focus more on second and third-tier," he said.
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Despite voluntary steps taken by Facebook, Google and Twitter and other platforms, the review puts pressure on them to go further, including sharing data on their efforts.
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The protest is being spearheaded by Shannon Coulter, an activist who founded a similar action called GrabYourWallet, which puts pressure on companies for carrying Trump-related products.
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The low oil price also puts pressure on Novozymes' sales of enzymes for conventional bioethanol and the sales of enzymes to replace petrochemicals in detergents, Loft said.
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That increased drilling puts pressure on prices as traders fret over increased production in a market that has struggled to work through oversupply for roughly two years.
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It puts the gun control issue to rest, and puts pressure on the Democrats to reassess and focus on the Republican agenda of defeating radical Islamic terror.
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But while attention is now focused on how China's government puts pressure on international businesses, Apple has had to carefully tread around Beijing's pressure points for years.
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"For us, I think up-tempo is really good because ... it puts pressure on the defense," Wilson, who has eight touchdown passes against three interceptions, told reporters.
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That, in turn, puts pressure on companies of all sizes to address what they feel are the ethical uses of the massive troves of data they've collected.
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The Senate vote, which was unanimous, puts pressure on House leaders to allow a vote on the Khashoggi resolution this month, before Congress adjourns for the year.
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The VR also incorporates weaker-than-peer asset quality and profitability as the slower economic growth in Thailand puts pressure on the debt servicing ability of several clients.
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These airlines are contending with low-cost rivals and a spike in oil prices, which puts pressure on those with the highest labor and other non-fuel costs.
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This can cause a lot of pain during penetration and also any other activity that puts pressure on the vulva, such as bike riding or even just sitting.
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That puts pressure on OPEC and non-OPEC producers, which meet in Vienna on November 30th, to extend supply cuts that were due to expire in March 2018.
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Ten's situation puts pressure on the Australian government to push through a deregulation package that would make it easier for local traditional media companies to buy each other.
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Credit card transactions can be halted and reversed at any time, and doing so puts pressure on merchants to better secure their ATMs and point-of-sale terminals.
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Recent research from the Dove Global Beauty and Confidence Report revealed that one in two women feels social media puts pressure on them to look a certain way.
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While any rise in the minimum wage puts pressure on restaurant operators, they said a robot revolution in the $783 billion U.S. restaurant industry is still years away.
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"Our customers are trying to adapt to the new reality in auctions and sometimes they are very aggressive in pricing, which obviously puts pressure on suppliers," she said.
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That means protests and other activism that puts pressure on Washington from the outside, while also working to elect politicians who can represent their interests on the inside.
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Small banks' close ties to local governments also puts pressure on them to support often murky local government financing vehicles, said a source who deals with the products.
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Faster wage growth can rattle Wall Street, as it puts pressure on corporate profit margins and raises fears that the Fed will hike interest rates to forestall inflation.
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And when you suddenly realize that you're not working in a black hole and your ideas aren't unique or totally original, that kind of puts pressure on people.
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Then there's the problem of spill-over from conflicts into neighboring countries and the resulting refugees, a situation that puts pressure on the food supply in those nations.
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A commercial marketplace puts pressure on podcasters to create content that can attract millions of listeners, which does not necessarily make for the strongest, or most subtle, content.
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That puts pressure on active managers to buy the shares in the index, and then add or subtract a few stocks in an effort to beat the index.
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"We're seeing a strong US economy push (Federal Reserve) rate hike expectations higher at the same time as (its) international policy puts pressure on global trade," it said.
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Downgrade pressure could come from a setback in asset-quality improvements or a material weakening of profitability that puts pressure on capital, although this is not expected by Fitch.
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They have also suspended any discussion on participating in the forthcoming peace talks unless Russia puts pressure on the government and its Tehran-backed allies to abort the offensive.
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It is possible that, as wage growth puts pressure on companies' profit margins, they will respond by investing in productivity-boosting measures, in line with Mr Okun's third prediction.
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House leaders are hoping that the bipartisan vote Wednesday puts pressure on the Senate, which is expected to take up the cures bill sometime before leaving town next month.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated assets such as gold more expensive for holders of other currencies and higher appetite for risk boosts stocks and puts pressure on bullion.
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DSM's products are mostly exempt from trade tariffs, but the trade war puts pressure on overall economic growth and particularly hurts sectors such as the automotive industry, Matchett said.
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It's the way money is handed out that puts pressure on labs to publish a lot of papers, breeds conflicts of interest, and encourages scientists to overhype their work.
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You write that society puts pressure on college students to seek out arbitrary work experience, and the purpose of that is to teach them how to pretend to work.
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"This makes it hard for blood to get to the distal parts of the bodies, such as the fingertips, and it puts pressure on those blood vessels," he explains.
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That puts pressure on President Trump, who has not spoken about the measure or strongly expressed support for the activists whose street demonstrations have roiled Hong Kong since June.
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He hasn't hit his wife since the village council got involved in their dispute following their eviction, he said, but their uncertain future still puts pressure on the family.
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Speaking Friday to reporters at the White House, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Trump has "been part of the team" as the White House puts pressure on North Korea.
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It's a participatory performance piece that puts pressure on its audience members, breaking them down and building them back up by essentially asking them to co-create the show.
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That expectation puts pressure on the Fed policymakers, who have indicated they expect to raise rates twice this year and have fewer opportunities to do so as the year progresses.
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A flat, or inverted, yield curve puts pressure on banks' profit margins because it limits their ability to borrow cheap and provide longer-term loans at a higher interest rate.
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While other nations have vowed to help fill the funding gap, the decision puts pressure on developing countries such as Senegal to invest more in family planning, health activists say.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - The German steel federation expects Chinese overcapacity for steel production, which puts pressure on global prices, to persist in the coming years, its president said on Thursday.
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Other notable data points from the report include: The growth of China's internet also puts pressure on the government to maintain its policy of control over information that appears online.
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Downgrade pressure could come from a setback in asset quality improvements or a material weakening of profitability that puts pressure on capital, although this is currently not expected by Fitch.
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The move puts pressure on Qualcomm's board to engage with Broadcom's approach by paving the way for its own shareholders to vote for a takeover which the board already rebuffed.
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Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia Center for Politics, said that Trump's strategy on impeachment puts pressure on Republicans to hold the line.
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Research has shown that wearing tight clothes around your waist puts pressure on your abdomen and the lower esophageal sphincter, which forces food and acid back up into your esophagus.
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"We pretty much don't have anything to lose .. the expectations are quite low, nobody gives us a chance, and conversely that puts pressure on a team like England," he said.
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The second is group loans, in which a small group of borrowers from different households receive loans together — which then puts pressure on the members to help each other repay.
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Carrefour on Sunday became the latest Western retailer to retreat from the Chinese market as fierce competition from domestic rivals and a growing online market puts pressure on foreign firms.
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Meanwhile, the California law puts pressure on Congress to act at the national level, as the business community howls at the prospect of complying with a patchwork of state requirements.
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The success of that meeting puts pressure on Mr. Trump to continue the momentum toward peace by patiently pursuing serious negotiations with North Korea, not making unilateral demands and issuing threats.
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Wastewater not only puts pressure on underground fault lines, causing "induced" earthquakes, but also pushes up the surface of the ground — a phenomenon called "uplifting" that can be seen from space.
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The length of detention, re-arrests and an emphasis on long, stressful interrogations without lawyers present puts pressure on defendants to make confessions, on which the judicial process is heavily dependent.
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IDRS, VR AND SENIOR DEBT - MILLENIUM BCP Millenium bcp's ratings reflect its weak asset quality, which puts pressure on its operating profitability and internal capital generation, as well as on capitalisation.
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Trump's uncompromising political message also puts pressure on Clinton to show steel to mainstream voters, even though the Democratic base is wary of hawkishness abroad and her record on foreign policy.
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Despite a softening of trade concerns, oil markets still face an abundance of supplies that puts pressure on producers to keep their prices competitive in order not to lose market share.
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"As more money goes into passive vehicles it puts pressure on active management firms, and it may be harder to justify internally adopting a competing product into your portfolio," Rosenbluth said.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Airbus SE takes a majority stake in Bombardier Inc's CSeries jet program for $1, in a game-changing aerospace deal that puts pressure on rivals Boeing Co and Embraer.
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Integrations like the one between Instagram and Bigcommerce (and whatever other commerce platforms Instagram works with), however, puts pressure on third-party providers by letting brands manage everything from one platform.
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The extension requirement also puts pressure on founders to have achieved success by the check-in, and presents additional risk to investors that a company could be obliterated from the outside.
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Mr. Kushner, who helped manage his father-in-law's campaign in 2016, will be as aware as anyone of the domestic political cost of a plan that puts pressure on Israel.
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"Since this purchase is part of the QE program, it amounts to monetary easing at a time when inflation is well above target this puts pressure on the forint," Commerzbank said.
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"We hope that this decision by Tate, which is so influential, puts pressure on other museums and cultural groups to cut their ties with BP and the fossil fuel industry," Evans said.
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I wanted to go deeper and deeper into that room, until it was time to surface for air and do what is clear and just: produce work that puts pressure on power.
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The plans are the clearest indication yet of Japan's ambition to become a regional power as a military build-up by China and a resurgent Russia puts pressure on its U.S. ally.
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That puts pressure on the White House to fill in the blanks in his address to Congress Tuesday night, which is traditionally a platform for laying out the president's policy wish list.
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Young firms that receive its cash often spend it on sales and marketing, which puts pressure on every other company in the industry to spend as lavishly in order to acquire customers.
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When central banks adopt ultra-low or negative-interest rate policies, this puts pressure on banks that is then typically passed on to customers in the form of low return on deposits.
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ST) has agreed to buy TDC's Norwegian business in a $2.6 billion deal that adds broadband and TV to its mobile services in Norway and puts pressure on market leader Telenor (TEL.OL).
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He also said that Monday's weakness in the Japanese stock market was partly due to Nikkei 225's futures selling, which disproportionately puts pressure on the benchmark index's heavyweights such as SoftBank.
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"Every attack is discussed endlessly on television and social media, which heightens fear of future attacks, makes citizens scared of one another" and puts pressure on governments to look tough, he said.
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Wiener explained to Broadly over email that San Francisco's move is not merely symbolic; it also puts pressure on lawmakers in North Carolina to reconsider what actions are best for their constituents.
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Carrefour on Sunday became the latest Western retailer to announce a retreat from the Chinese market as fierce competition from domestic rivals and a growing online market puts pressure on foreign firms.
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She said the situation puts pressure on organizations to both uplevel skills of existing tech employees and then fill the funnel of entry-level positions with workers who carry a different pedigree.
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House Democrats are poised to advance a flood of proposals designed to address the problems dogging President Obama's signature healthcare law — a move that puts pressure on Republican and Democratic leaders alike.
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Banking stocks have among the least valuable PB ratios in the 50-strong group as a falling economy puts pressure on lenders' profitability and raises concerns about the quality of their assets.
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Background sources tell TechCrunch that Match's suit puts pressure on Bumble to accept the acquisition while potentially scaring off bidders and investors wary of Bumble's prospects if the patent infringement suit drags on.
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Normal apocalyptic stories come from a place that assumes now is worse than then, but these four walls called reality puts pressure on the idea that the social world was hunky-dory before.
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"A lower for longer (interest rate) scenario puts pressure on everything that we do," Stumpf responded to one analyst who acknowledged he might be "beating a dead horse" by asking again about costs.
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The court's decision puts pressure on Apple to seek a licensing deal from Kudelski, though the U.S. technology leviathan could comply by removing or disabling the offending features from its video streaming products.
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The narrow victory margin - and continued opposition by the party's youth wing - puts pressure on Schulz to secure further concessions from conservatives on immigration and healthcare, something that conservatives have rejected thus far.
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The agreement between the United States and Mexico to overhaul NAFTA puts pressure on Canada to agree to new terms on auto trade and dispute settlement rules to remain part of the deal.
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What Chrome's browser changes mean for your privacy and security But with WebKit now raising the stakes — by treating privacy as seriously as security — that puts pressure on Google to respond in kind.
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Nonviolent protest that puts pressure on officials to promote accountability would seem to be an obvious path out of that conundrum, but recent history does not point to much hope for significant change.
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Many investors measure the performance of money managers against MSCI indexes: That puts pressure on active managers to buy the shares in the index, and then add or subtract stocks to beat it.
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This law undoubtedly puts pressure on an incoming administration and Cabinet with many competing priorities; however, nature and terrorists continually remind us that when it comes to biodefense, these actions cannot be delayed.
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Several factors are weighing on the price, including the rising interest rate environment where the U.S. Federal Reserve's hawkishness has pushed up the dollar, which consequently puts pressure on the dollar-denominated metal.
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That puts pressure on new CEO Larry Culp to quickly raise cash and cut debt to keep its debt rating from falling further to sub-investment grade junk status, otherwise known as high-yield.
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The way they're using the term "squad" now is drawing support on social media and elsewhere, which in turn puts pressure on Democratic Party leaders to take them and their message seriously, Dittmar said.
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A sovereign downgrade, a negative asset quality shock or a material weakening of profitability that puts pressure on capital could lead to a negative rating action, although this is currently not envisaged by Fitch.
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That puts pressure on refiners' profit margins and could cause them to reduce activity at the nation's refineries later this year, leading to an inventory buildup of crude oil, the feedstock for most fuels.
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While the report explains that areas of eastern Germany could benefit from a population boost, cities like Berlin and Hamburg are likely to face challenges as rising demand puts pressure on urban housing supplies.
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Those investments are enough to lead the round and have meaningful ownership, but also not such a large check that it puts pressure on a company or entrepreneur to grow faster than is realistic.
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This attitude puts pressure on some consumers to pay more for produce with these labels or suffer from feelings of guilt or shame if they cannot afford to provide pricier items for their families.
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It puts pressure on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to respond, and also risks a confrontation not just between Turkey and Syria, but also between Turkey — a US NATO ally — and Assad's benefactor, Russia.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, VR AND SENIOR DEBT The ratings reflect the weak asset quality of Millennium bcp, which puts pressure on its operating profitability and internal capital generation, as well as on capitalisation.
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I was afraid to be honest because we live in a society that puts pressure on women to look a certain way, yet criticizes them the moment they do anything to alter their natural appearances.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron's government will tackle social spending in the next wave of its reforms as weaker than expected growth puts pressure on the budget deficit, the prime minister said on Sunday.
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"The resultant sharp market retreat puts pressure on Donald Trump since he has touted the S&P 500 as being a key gauge of his economic stewardship," said Tobias Levkovich, Citi's chief U.S. equity strategist.
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It will also undermine the sustainability of public finances, as the share of over-20503-year-olds rises to 33% in 2060 from 20% and puts pressure on the pay-as-you-go pension scheme.
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If the disease isn't detected and treated, babies can also develop lifelong problems as they grow: fluid retention that puts pressure on their hearts, blindness, hearing loss, bone deformities, and breathing and nervous-system abnormalities.
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Increasingly woozy from an undetected subdural hematoma, or a buildup of blood that puts pressure on the brain, that was developing in his skull, Mr. Abdusalamov was told to take a cab to the hospital.
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The ultimatum puts pressure on Europeans - key backers and parties to the 2015 international agreement to curb Iran's nuclear program – to satisfy Trump, who wants the pact strengthened with a separate agreement within 120 days.
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Wind turbine makers are currently grappling with a global shift away from subsidies and towards a market-based approach which rewards developers that make the lowest bid for projects and puts pressure on profit margins.
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"It puts pressure on jobs and some mines that are already loss-making... there will be further rationalization of the mines and its going to lead to further job losses in South Africa," he said.
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In Europe, indicators have pointed towards a strong economic performance in 2018, which in turn puts pressure on the ECB to withdraw extraordinary stimulus - due to run until September at least - sooner rather than later.
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His ultimatum puts pressure on Europeans - key backers and parties to the 2015 international agreement to curb Iran's nuclear program – to satisfy Trump, who wants the pact strengthened with a separate agreement within 120 days.
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Trump vows to reinstate a ban on transgender people serving in the military; the European Union is not happy about proposed US sanctions on Russia; the US puts pressure on Venezuela ahead of controversial vote.
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Asking for such arrangements puts pressure on smaller brands that might not have the ability or deep resources to weather challenging times, said Morgan Paxhia, co-founder of Poseidon Asset Management, a cannabis investment firm.
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China's economic growth slowed more than expected to the weakest pace since the first quarter of 6.73 as the country's trade war with the U.S. puts pressure on growth, according to official data released on Friday.
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A sustained depreciation in the yuan puts pressure on other Asian countries to weaken their currencies and makes commodities denominated in U.S. dollars more expensive for Chinese buyers, which could further depress demand and commodity prices.
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"That means Dick's needs to spend even more money building out its own omni-channel presence while also suffering from lower gross margins because competition from Amazon always puts pressure on your pricing," the host said.
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The U.N. Working Group does not have the authority to order the release of a detainee, but it has considered many high-profile cases and its backing carries a moral weight that puts pressure on governments.
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He added, however, that the United States had been sending "massive strategic weaponry" into the South China Sea and the region as a show of military might that puts pressure on China and other regional countries.
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The sudden demand for their work puts pressure on them to produce similar work, instead of stretching their talent and exploring new directions; and speculative buying, for quick resale, brings prices that may not hold up.
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One particular machine puts pressure on a battery cell with a large piston; if you happen to put nearly twice the amount of pressure of Samsung's accepted safety threshold, the battery will combust inside the machine's chamber.
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"The law fails to help telcos speed up 5G and fiber deployment, which puts pressure on national authorities to ensure a pro-investment application of the new rules," said Phillip Malloch, chairman of telecoms lobbying group ETNO.
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"It's unreasonable to think the city can give Nycha a blank check, but it puts pressure on the mayor to do more," said Maria Doulis, the vice president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a city budget watchdog.
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On March 8th Goodrich Petroleum, a shale oil-and-gas company, said it would postpone paying interest on its debt, as it puts pressure on creditors to exchange debt for equity in order to avoid a default.
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The recent launch, however, puts pressure on China to get North Korea in line with the international community, a job China has become increasingly weary of given its own financial woes and North Korea's near constant antics.
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Despite the clientele for such a camera being very small, it's a great example that even medium format cameras can slim down — and puts pressure on everyone else who isn't following suit or innovating in the field.
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Inflation in the value of foreign-currency loans as local currencies fall puts pressure on capital ratios, while banks with short-term US dollar needs may face higher borrowing costs and are vulnerable to reduced market access.
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That's a massive change from how most promotions—WWE generally takes care of in-ring injuries, as well—deal with injury issues and puts pressure on them to change up how pro wrestlers are taken care of.
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And that puts pressure on the [police] departments—although they don't say it—to make quotas, so you start to see how the trickle down of private prisons really drives us to incarcerate more and more Americans.
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KFH's VR reflects a higher risk appetite due to aggressive growth plans in Turkey and high levels of restructured loans, which puts pressure on our assessment of asset quality and has a high influence on the rating.
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Domino's Pizza has admitted the rise of third-party delivery apps puts pressure on its business, but it still has no plans to partner with them, CEO Ritch Allison said Tuesday at CNBC's Evolve Conference in Chicago.
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That uncertainty puts pressure on allies and adversaries alike to position themselves, before Mr. Trump even takes office, for a world that could be on the verge of losing one of its longest-standing pillars of stability.
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The move by Australia's No. 3 lender on Monday shows how the Royal Commission into the finance industry is having immediate and far-reaching effects, and puts pressure on other major banks to follow in its footsteps.
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Their status as the two outsiders to the Roy family — Greg is the black sheep cousin from Logan's (practically estranged) brother's side — immediately puts pressure on them in an environment that's already close to its boiling point.
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This week puts pressure on your closest relationships as Venus, the planet of love, opposes Pluto, the powerful planet of obsession which is currently retrograde in your sign along the social engagement axis on your chart on Tuesday.
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That means countries in the cartel are able to continue producing at high volumes, which puts pressure on U.S. frackers, who rely on an expensive drilling method called hydraulic fracturing to free oil and gas from shale rock.
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The bid formalizes an offer first made in February and puts pressure on Fox, which already has a 39-percent stake in Sky, to raise the 10.75 pound per share cash offer it first announced in December 2016.
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"That means Dick's needs to spend even more money building out its own omni-channel presence while also suffering from lower gross margins because competition from Amazon always puts pressure on your pricing," the "Mad Money" host said.
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AND I THINK THAT CAPITAL MARKETS ARE WIDE OPEN SO THAT PUTS PRESSURE ON PEOPLE, GET OUT TO THOSE MARKETS GET OUT AND FUND THAT WAY, BUT THAT'S PART OF THE FLOWS AND WE DO THAT BUSINESS ALSO.
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The bid formalizes an offer first made in February and puts pressure on Fox, which already has a 39 percent stake in Sky, to raise the 10.75 pound per share cash offer it first announced in December 2016.
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The comments from GOP leadership come, however, as some rank-and-file GOP lawmakers say that the ruling puts pressure on Congress to come up with a plan if the ruling striking down the law is ultimately upheld.
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Both of those solo Spidey films were set in the MCU and co-produced by Sony and Marvel, and outraged fan reaction to the idea that there won't be any more of them puts pressure on both sides.
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Growth has also slowed sharply in India to around 5%, but inflation is rising, which may prevent the central bank from cutting rates again in coming months and puts pressure on the government to provide further fiscal stimulus.
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The new deal puts pressure on fellow chipmaker Broadcom to decide if it will stick with a stipulation in its $121 billion bid for Qualcomm that the company not raise its previous $110 a share offer for NXP.
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Margins to Contract and Stabilise: Fitch expects Abans' EBITDAR margins to contract marginally in the financial year ending 31 March 2017 (FY17) due to weaker demand, which puts pressure on Abans to sacrifice margins to protect the top line.
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BUDAPEST, March 12 (Reuters) - Workers at South Korea's Hankook Tire plant in Hungary went on strike on Tuesday, demanding an 18 percent wage increase, the VDSZ trade union said, as a labour shortage puts pressure on the car industry.
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The Cloverfield Paradox Having to buy a ticket puts pressure on an individual movie to make all that effort and expenditure worth the while (well, unless you have a MoviePass, but let's see how sustainable that proves to be).
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"What we're seeing from the rise of fashion bloggers and music videos, these small businesses that are producing domestically are able to catch onto trends much faster," which puts pressure on companies to push out products faster, he said.
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Some analysts expect the price slide to continue as there is no sign that perceptions of oversupply will ease and because of factors like the rise of the dollar, which puts pressure on the prices of commodities, including oil.
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As Wong explains, being the sole or greater breadwinner puts pressure on a woman to alleviate a whole new kind of guilt: for reversing a longstanding power balance and heteronormative structure in households (men as breadwinners, women as caretakers).
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Action planet Mars in tenacious Cancer makes a harmonious connection with Neptune and opposes Saturn (currently in Capricorn) on June 7, bringing a big boost in creativity, but it also puts pressure on your intimate relationships and your finances.
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The J.P. Morgan officials behind the index said that such a dynamic makes sense since the president has been pushing the Fed to cut interest rates again as the U.S.-China trade war puts pressure on the global economy.
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If deficits continue to swell, it would depress economic growth and lawmakers would likely have to consider raising taxes or cutting spending to compensate as an aging population puts pressure on federal entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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The average cost of a restaurant meal increased 2.4% in the last 12 months, according to NPD data, more than the rate of inflation and cost of a grocery basket, and the rising cost puts pressure on restaurant operators.
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"A lack of movement, being pregnant, overweight, all this puts pressure on the veins in the lower part of the body, and some blood begins to pool instead of traveling up the veins back to the heart," Hoffman explained.
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Lower CLO volume affects appetite for the debt and puts pressure on the $270 billion loan market, which saw a 280 percent drop in annual institutional volume to $21 billion in 22015 compared to 216, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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MELBOURNE, Australia – The Catholic Church&aposs decision to join the Australian government&aposs redress plan will ensure compensation will be paid to people who were sexually abused as children by church figures and puts pressure on other institutions to follow suit.
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That puts pressure on Beijing to come up with more stimulus measures at its upcoming parliamentary meeting in March and find common ground with the United States to prevent their trade war from escalating, with a truce expiring next month.
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Monsanto's decision, first reported earlier on Tuesday by Reuters, puts pressure on Bayer to decide whether to raise its bid, even as the company faces criticism from some shareholders that its $122-per-share cash offer is already too high.
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The Outlook for this rating is Negative and we expect further asset-quality deterioration in this market, affected by the challenging operating environment and currency weakening, which puts pressure on the cost of servicing debt for unhedged foreign-currency borrowers.
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Eli's only had a couple of short-term ABRs in the subsequent 14 years since he broke up with the girlfriend who introduced him to it, because having such an unusual and specific fetish puts pressure on a budding courtship.
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It also puts pressure on other parents charged in the recruitment scheme; if Ms. Isackson testifies that she believes her actions were wrong, it makes it harder for others to say that they thought that they were simply making innocent donations.
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PARIS/SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - Shares in France's Carrefour rose on Monday after it became the latest Western retailer to retreat from the Chinese market as fierce competition from domestic rivals and a growing online market puts pressure on foreign firms.
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"You had a toxic cocktail of rates increasing, which puts pressure on total return, and then spreads widening," said Drijkoningen, adding that short duration is a defensive strategy when U.S. yields are rising by being both low on interest duration and credit duration.
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" Immigration petition puts pressure on House Majority leaders - WaPo : "House Republican leaders made a full-court press Wednesday to forestall a GOP immigration rebellion that they fear could derail their legislative agenda and throw their effort to hold the majority in doubt.
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This time around, we saw those same conservative groups come out and applaud the plan, say they like it, and that puts pressure on the House Republicans that are often divided and fighting about specifics on legislation, to actually get this done.
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"Italians cannot give him jobs" because the teenagers, mostly boys, do not yet speak Italian, so "he goes to the people from his country... they know that he needs money because his family puts pressure on him" to send money home, Hasnain said.
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That dwindling share puts pressure on the GOP nominee to run up ever-higher margins with these conservative voters, and Trump showed the way, winning these locales 85033 to 35, an eight-point bump over Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's performance in 2012.
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For example, a "carry" player will spend the early part of a game building their strength so they can dominate the late stages of a match, while support players make sure the carry stays safe and puts pressure on the opponents early on.
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The deal, which could be announced as early as Monday, marks the industry's first big consolidation in Southeast Asia, home to about 640 million people, and puts pressure on rivals such as Indonesia's Go-Jek, backed by Alphabet's Google and China's Tencent Holdings.
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Investors began to sell off Otkritie's shares this month and Moody's put its ratings on review for a possible downgrade soon afterwards, saying it was concerned by the "elevated volatility of the bank's customer deposits, which puts pressure on its liquidity position".
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In the same way that artists like Tomashi Jackson and Torkwase Dyson — and before them, Alma Thomas and Norman Lewis — have noted that 20th-century color theory mirrored discussions around race in this country, Mr. Jones puts pressure on concepts like truth.
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Such taxes could be based on square footage, the number of employees or even workers' salary range, and would apply to any industry — not just tech — that puts pressure on the local housing market by suddenly hiring thousands of highly paid employees.
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Dr. Efetov said his improvement to the recipe of combining the graphene layers was to roll the second layer as it is pressed down, similar to how one puts pressure on a smartphone screen protector to prevent air bubbles from forming while applying it.
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It also puts pressure on Domain's former owner Fairfax Media Ltd, publisher of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian Financial Review and other major newspapers, which hoped to weather an industry-wide decline in advertising revenue by keeping a 60 percent stake in Domain.
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The deal, which could be announced as early as Monday, marks the industry's first big consolidation in Southeast Asia, home to about 640 million people, and puts pressure on rivals such as Indonesia's Go-Jek, backed by Alphabet Inc's Google and China's Tencent Holdings Ltd.
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Getting men on board has major benefits in developing nations that struggle with booming populations, a trend that puts pressure on limited resources and fuels fresh cycles of poverty, said experts, researchers and policymakers gathered at an international family planning conference this week in Rwanda.
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And it's made even more expensive by the fact that deep-pocketed competitors like Apple, Amazon, and now Facebook are entering the scene, which increases the cost of production and puts pressure on Netflix to keep its users' from watching stuff on other services.
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This led to a flurry alternative explanations including a nonlocal intepretation of pilot wave theory, which keeps quantum effects in the mix, and a theory of radiation pressure posited by Shawyer which claims that microwave radiation puts pressure on the walls of the EmDrive to generate thrust.
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"Pressure on the SNB is mounting from two sides: on the one hand, the financial industry and pension funds are increasingly coming under pressure, which puts pressure on the SNB to end the negative interest rate phase as early as possible," said Alessandro Bee at UBS.
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So we've got all the elements of the worst public policy imaginable, and the only way we'll make it through profitably is if the public ultimately puts pressure on their government, and that only happens if the citizenry recognizes that it's being fed a bunch of myths.
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But at the same time, we have seen a fair amount of stress in the industry, caused by the oversupply of inventory in the market, which puts pressure on prices; and some of the biggest and most established players getting hit hard trying to modernise their businesses.
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On the other hand, by nominating someone who for Republicans is the best possible outcome from a Democratic president — someone who would be easily confirmed in other circumstances — Obama puts pressure on Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his caucus and lends credence to the "do your job" protesters.
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The New York Times reported last week that Mueller was examining Trump's tweets about Sessions and Comey as he considers whether Trump showed corrupt intent in the firing of the former FBI director and puts pressure on the attorney general in a way that suggests a pattern of obstruction.
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A mattress that's too hard can't properly fill and support the hollow of your lower back, and a mattress that's too soft can also be problematic: The middle part of your body is heavy, and if it sinks into the mattress deeply, that puts pressure on your pelvic joints.
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However, confirming Abe's attendance is a sign of confidence that a deal will be ready for his signature and also puts pressure on trade negotiators to secure at least outline agreements on opening up each other's markets, including in the trickiest areas such as Japanese cars and European farm produce.
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While he always had a powerful serve, he was now aware of what he needed to do on the return, he said, realizing that taking his time and hitting a good return puts pressure on his opponents more than defensively blocking one back and then scrambling to the opposite court.
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Consequently, its regulatory capital ratios and Fitch Core Capital (FCC) ratio have improved to a level that no longer puts pressure on its VR. NBK's VR is underpinned by its flagship status and dominant franchise, which supports it revenue generation capacity and ability to finance better quality assets than peers.
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As the former N.F.L. player and scout Bucky Brooks noted Saturday on Twitter, the run-first strategy of the Ravens — and, to a similar extent, the Seahawks — puts pressure on opposing offenses, who, with fewer possessions, are "almost forced to abandon a balanced approach" and instead resort to the pass.
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Developing responses from LNG producers to the group's alliance may also soon start to give clues as to who will win advantage as the fuel surplus puts pressure on suppliers to give buyers greater contractual freedom than they have had since the industry first began to ramp up in the 1970s.
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US officials have long said one of the ongoing concerns about revealing too much about the numbers in Iraq is that it puts pressure on the country's Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, who is trying to portray a minimal US presence in his country to Iran and Iranian-backed militias operating inside Iraq.
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Mr. Therrien said the many headlines in the past year about the role small-town America played in the election have made interest in the countryside "roar back to life," which, he added "raises the stakes for the exhibition and puts pressure on us to remain nimble" while the show is in development.
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It's still too early to tell, but the growing threats resulting from the coronavirus could prove to be the greatest risk of 2020, and the one that not only pushes markets down, but also puts pressure on China's political leaders in a way that few could have imagined less than two weeks ago.
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I think that we are right where we should be, I don't think we should be any higher, because then it puts pressure on you, and so I think this is great because it gives us room to grow, but it keeps us excited and makes us proud of what we did tonight.
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The vote puts pressure on the European Commission, the 28-country bloc's executive branch, to further push reciprocity or to reinstate visa requirements on the U.S. If the Commission decides to reinstate visas, U.S. citizens will need to apply for a visa in advance and be approved in order to legally enter the European Union.
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This unusual move by the city, which rarely dictates policy to its cultural leaders, puts pressure on the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Carnegie Hall, the American Museum of Natural History and other pre-eminent institutions that are led largely by white male executives and power brokers from Wall Street, real estate and other industries.
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For example, the brief from New Scientist is pretty much "Do whatever you want about science but make it interesting" which is wonderfully open, but puts pressure on me to look outwards, to seek out interesting aspects of science, and research them to a level where I can make jokes about them without embarrassing myself in front of scientists.
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This puts pressure on May to come to some kind of deal that preserves a stronger relationship with the EU. "It's the issue of Scottish independence, and another referendum, that genuinely does scare Theresa May — because she does not want to be the prime minister that loses Scotland and sees the breakup of the United Kingdom," Oliver says.
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On the healthcare front, it could be argued that a Conservative policy of shrinking funding to the NHS, which puts pressure on the service to do more with less, is intended to open Trusts' doors to 'AI innovators' when they come knocking and touting their ability to build cost-cutting tools — if only they're given access to the data.
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You know, there's a line of thinking that goes back to Alvin Hansen, you know, back in the '30s and '40s about house, you know, it's a state of aggregate demand that puts pressure on resources that can fuel inflation, to aggregate demand can be fueled by fiscal actions, and if you were able to regulate that in a particular way, perhaps you could use that.
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" On the decisions taken last month by the ECB to cut its main refinancing rate to 0.0 percent and its deposit rate to -0.4 percent, Hans-Helmut Kotz, program director at the SAFE Policy Center and Fellow at Harvard University, told CNBC: "Any measure comes with consequences that you do not actually like… in the case of negative interest rates, it definitely puts pressure on bank earnings.
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While sex therapist Vanessa Marin doesn't approve of classifying orgasms in this way — because she feels that it puts pressure on women to achieve a certain type of orgasm (or any orgasm at all) — she wrote on her website that "the combination of sensations can be mind-blowing for so many women," In order to have a blended orgasm, you or your partner should stimulate your body both externally and internally at the same time.
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ONE DOWN, LOT TO GO: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE has won the support of his first superdelegate in New Hampshire, state Democratic Party official Martha Fuller Clark A NUMBERS GAME: The Hill's David McCabe reports: Donald Trump's disinterest in campaign data puts pressure on the Republican National Committee (RNC), which could be forced to fill the gaps in the general election.
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