We look back on a daily basis, we're constantly re-evaluating.
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Others told Axios they're also re-evaluating what's behind these trends.
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"Literally every morning we're re-evaluating what's going on," Singh noted.
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Re-evaluating him on the basis of what happens each week?
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That, he says, is because many others are already re-evaluating it.
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They've got to be re-evaluating constantly and asking the tough questions.
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We'd rather an Uber surcharge or getting soaked over re-evaluating this aesthetic.
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The resulting downtime saw Johnson East re-evaluating her cachet as a brand.
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Now they are re-evaluating their options as they grow frustrated and desperate.
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We are currently re-evaluating this cooperation, and we deeply regret the inconvenience caused.
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Mr Walker's output was visionary, re-evaluating sounds as well as the song form.
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The Big ideas We can only define ourselves by continually re-evaluating our humanness.
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Foreign companies are already re-evaluating their dependence on China as a manufacturing hub.
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After the Times article, other organizations also began re-evaluating their relationship with Definers.
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One thing's for sure: Rob and Kylie will both be re-evaluating their favorite sibling.
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" Ziegler added: "Part of this journey is re-evaluating where swimming belongs in my life.
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It's wearing to be perpetually taking your own mental temperature, to be always re-evaluating.
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Trump's legal team is now re-evaluating what, if any, interview the President should offer.
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At the time, Hart said he was re-evaluating the decision to withdraw as host.
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The company has targeted a longterm network of 1,200 stores, though it's now re-evaluating goals.
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Anyway, I'm facing up to my fears of musicals and re-evaluating them as an artform.
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The Infinity Blade has been Vaulted and we are re-evaluating our approach to Mythic items.
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With those pledges due to expire, many countries are re-evaluating their military and funding commitments.
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It is intriguing that each thinks that re-evaluating economic principles may be the way forward.
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Anti-abortion activists hope it could lead to the Supreme Court re-evaluating its 1973 Roe v.
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Global debt is at an all-time high and central banks are re-evaluating their policy tools.
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Start by re-evaluating how you spend and by putting away small amounts of money with each paycheck.
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"We're definitely constantly re-evaluating our policies, but that's something we're looking at now and always," Newton said.
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In the recent report, its economists indicated that the office was re-evaluating its assessment of the mandate.
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The report added that Nike is re-evaluating how it will release Bryant's signature shoe series going forward.
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Businesses should be re-evaluating the inventory they carry in stores on a more segmented level, Petro said.
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"Many of our peers are re-evaluating their strategies," Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said during the company's Jan.
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Lucasfilm and Disney are also in a period where they're re-evaluating how they approach the Star Wars franchise.
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In reality, most cities need to put equal, if not more, resources into re-evaluating law enforcement training programs.
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Rana Mehta, leader of healthcare at consultants PwC India, said many firms had started re-evaluating their India strategy.
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Why it matters: Per the Journal, this signals that the administration is re-evaluating U.S. presence in the region.
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"Our knowledge about inflation has increased substantially since that time, so it is worth re-evaluating," the official said.
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In recent years, the British public and press have been re-evaluating the ethics of the nation's favorite shows.
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When Mercury stations retrograde on Thursday, you'll be carefully re-evaluating what you need in order to feel secure.
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"Odea Bank is re-evaluating the number of its personnel in line with its strategy," it said in a statement.
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Those include improving fare transparency, acceptance rates for bookings and faster response time to complaints, and re-evaluating drivers incentives.
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Schools are re-evaluating their methods for preventing sexual abuse and are becoming more receptive to students who report it.
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"Heritage is re-evaluating the Federal Clerkship Training Academy," Greg Scott, a spokesman for the group, said in a statement.
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Deutsche Telekom has also said it is re-evaluating its relationship with suppliers to account for the growing security concerns.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is re-evaluating former President Barack Obama's tough approach toward sexual assault at colleges and universities.
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" She added that Dove had removed the post and was "re-evaluating our internal processes for creating and reviewing content.
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But our present tendency toward outright dismissal of black senior and elder voters may find us rightfully re-evaluating initial judgements.
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Papa John's (PZZA) said it is re-evaluating its sponsorship of National Football League broadcasts in the wake of declining ratings.
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Between The Clinton Affair and Slow Burn, we are at a time of re-evaluating the culture wars of the 90s.
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President Donald Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs are only the first step in re-evaluating trade, said a steel industry CEO.
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Re-evaluating his life plan, Johnson decided to return to a sport he'd first started as a little boy in Hawaii: wrestling.
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This time around, the ample inventories had investors re-evaluating the rounds of short covering that had occurred in the days prior.
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Honda is re-evaluating its India plans and may convert one of its two plants into a research centre, local media reported.
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Papa John's – Papa John's said it is re-evaluating its sponsorship of National Football League broadcasts in the wake of declining ratings.
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The pursuit of the lowest-priced plan by millions of Americans has major insurance companies re-evaluating their role in the marketplaces.
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But the New York City police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, hinted on Monday that he was already re-evaluating some marijuana arrests.
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Mr. Horowitz recommended re-evaluating and tightening procedures and said his office had begun a broader audit of surveillance applications targeting Americans.
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Meanwhile, Japan's top telecom operators, including Softbank Group, are re-evaluating possible use of Huawei equipment for upcoming 5G networks, Kyodo News reported.
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Asonye added that his team is always re-evaluating whether to call a witness, depending on how the case is going and timing.
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Cancer centers are re-evaluating their relationships with health care companies, including when, if ever, doctors and researchers should serve on corporate boards.
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In November, the U.S. recalled its ambassador from South Sudan and said it was re-evaluating its relationship with the African country's government.
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The Economic Observer newspaper said it was told by the Wuhan city planner that the NDRC was re-evaluating the country's subway construction situation.
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Long dependent on conventional commercials, television networks are now re-evaluating their advertising strategies as fears about cord-cutting and steep ratings declines intensify.
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Now, following an EU referendum result that sets Britain on an exit path from Europe, defense and aerospace groups are re-evaluating business plans.
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The agency's interest in re-evaluating regulatory requirements is the first step towards a giant leap in the way that we treat the heart.
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The official said France is re-evaluating the needs in the fight against IS but hasn't received any requests for reinforcements in the area.
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The agency is re-evaluating and modernizing its approach to the development and regulation of nicotine replacement therapy products to assist smokers in quitting.
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Meanwhile, in startup land, there's a lot of re-thinking and re-evaluating in the wake of WeWork's cancelled IPO and the SoftBank retrenchment.
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Across the nation, cities are increasingly re-evaluating their aging highways and seeking alternatives to curb congestion that is choking streets and worsening pollution.
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Our reporter traveled to a gas field in Wyoming where an energy company accused of emitting hazardous chemicals is re-evaluating a proposed settlement.
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The C.B.O. said it was re-evaluating its own assumption but thought it had probably overestimated the provision's impact on premiums and insurance enrollment.
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This international study also comes hot on the heels of the World Health Organization (WHO) re-evaluating burnout as a type of work-induced stress.
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As the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) continues to raise interest rates and unwind its balance sheet, investors are re-evaluating their fixed income investment allocations.
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In response, Lenke Taylor, BuzzFeed's human resources lead, said it wants to meet with staff and is "open to re-evaluating" its decision on PTO.
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B: You know we're still after the, after the accident, we're still re-evaluating what the right process is going forward with regard to autonomous.
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When I spoke to her the other day, she had a more realistic view of what that would take, and was re-evaluating that goal.
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Later, I asked Stanford about its admission priorities and whether the university was re-evaluating policies like legacy admission preferences in response to the scandal.
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In light of the week's events, and Mr. Trump's continuing tough rhetoric, the migrants have started re-evaluating their options amid growing frustration and desperation.
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Though the process of re-evaluating the safety of the pesticide had stretched on for years, at long last, chlorpyrifos seemed to be going down.
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SO THERE'S RISK OUT THERE, I THINK PEOPLE ARE REASSESSING RISK, THEY'RE TRYING TO SEE HOW STRONG MOMENTUM IN THE ECONOMY IS AND RE-EVALUATING THINGS.
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Similarly, Anheuser-Busch said it was "re-evaluating" sponsorship in the event, and CNN affiliate WBZ reported that Stop & Shop had dropped its sponsorship as well.
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Neither of the leading candidates has focused on re-evaluating the Qatari hosting contract, which was won in an election that has been riddled by controversy.
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We are continuously re-evaluating our policies and practices to ensure we are providing the highest levels of service at all points of the repair journey.
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" Braeburn Pharmaceuticals, which had announced plans for a $20 million expansion in Durham, said it was "re-evaluating our options based on the recent, unjust legislation.
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Global players like Ford, Volkswagen and Fiat are already re-evaluating their strategy as they struggle to make inroads in a market dominated by small cars.
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By re-evaluating after each filter, and applying the next level of elimination, the algorithm narrowed in on purse seine fishing events with 97 percent accuracy.
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They include modernizing the technology and data architectures of every federal department and agency; providing broadband service to all Americans; and re-evaluating workforce training programs.
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They are counting their losses at a time when many pension funds are re-evaluating whether they should be in hedge funds in the first place.
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Stephen Davis, the Police Department's top spokesman, said the police were re-evaluating security for the streets around the Empire State Building and other prominent locations.
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The new guidelines also recommend re-evaluating breast cancer patients who underwent genetic tests in the past to check for newly identified breast cancer-linked genes.
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There is now so much information in the world that all media companies, even the biggest ones, are re-evaluating what they bring to the table.
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The agency said it is "re-evaluating and modernizing" its approach to regulating nicotine replacement therapies (NRT), which are typically sold as gums, patches and lozenges.
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Local rival T-Mobile Austria, Deutsche Telekom's Austrian unit, has said it is working with Huawei, Nokia and Cisco and is re-evaluating its procurement strategy.
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The federal agency said it was re-evaluating the use of the M-44 poison devices, which are used to kill thousands of coyotes and foxes.
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The federal agency said it was re-evaluating the use of the M-44 poison devices, which are used to kill thousands of coyotes and foxes.
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Determining the value of a consumers' data is tricky in today's antitrust framework, which has caused some to call for re-evaluating dominance in terms of data.
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"With the CEO departure, while there is no update on the Old Navy spin planned for 2020, we think the board may be re-evaluating their options."
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The carrier, Hong Kong Express Airways Limited, said in an emailed statement this week that it had stopped administering pregnancy tests after re-evaluating the contentious practice.
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Erdogan, speaking to reporters in the Turkish parliament earlier on Wednesday, said he was re-evaluating his planned visit to Washington in November but may visit Russia.
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Major companies appear to be re-evaluating their relationships with the Trump brand, which, in some instances, does not appear to have benefited from Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Weir said the company was re-evaluating the location of its stores (it has 852 U.K. stores) although she emphasized that all of its stores were currently profitable.
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The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs said after re-evaluating the magnitude and severity of the drought that it had reclassified it as a "national disaster".
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But like many users, as evidenced by the "delete Uber" social media campaign, discouraging stories about the company culture have caused me to keep re-evaluating my usage.
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If you're looking to stash away more or pay off debt, start by re-evaluating how you spend or putting away small amounts of money with each paycheck.
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But under pressure from regulators to reduce their exposure to risk, many banks have been re-evaluating their involvement in the business, to the concern of some governments.
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General Electric is re-evaluating plans for an IPO for its health-care unit following the sale of its biopharma business, CEO Larry Culp told CNBC on Monday.
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Last week, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said President Donald Trump's administration was re-evaluating its North Korea strategy and "all options are on the table".
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To CMS' credit, they recognize the need for improvement and are open to continually re-evaluating measurement adjustments to make Medicare Advantage a universal option for those eligible.
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When Not Paying Attention Pays Off | Re-evaluating your investment portfolio too frequently can lead to lower returns in the long run, John List writes in Your Money.
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But he urged museum directors to get ahead of the issue by re-evaluating the criteria they use to select trustees in a manner consistent with their missions.
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Rick Scott, the Republican nominee for US Senate, at this point has yet to adjust his campaign schedule but his campaign says they are re-evaluating the situation.
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"EPA is not re-evaluating the paint stripping uses of methylene chloride and is relying on its previous risk assessments," the agency said in a May 10 statement.
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As the furor that erupted after Charlottesville grew, she said, the White House began to indicate that it was re-evaluating its plans to attend this year's gala.
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If your adviser has placed you in such funds - maybe in an attempt to juice returns, or mask other losses - then perhaps you should be re-evaluating that relationship.
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A spokesman for Arizona Governor Doug Ducey over the weekend called the reports "deeply troubling" and said the state was re-evaluating its contract and regulatory authority over Hacienda.
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"I'm more intrigued by whether we ought to be re-evaluating copyright law in a world where we have bite-sized works and larger works, as well," she said.
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Delving deeper into real tragedies and revealing them to the public has its benefits, such as re-evaluating botched or unjust criminal trials and allowing viewers to think critically.
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When re-evaluating immigration policy, it is right to give priority, through a point system or otherwise, to those who have skills and abilities unique to the new economy.
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The Alaska attorney general, Kevin Clarkson, said in an interview that he had already heard from seven counterparts around the country who were re-evaluating their public union guidelines.
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Calls for world to suspend Saudi arms sales Last week, the US said it was re-evaluating its support after the deadly funeral airstrike blamed on the Saudi-led coalition.
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Gillreath‑Brown stumbled upon the artifact in 2017 while inventorying and re-evaluating archaeological items from Turkey Pen, which were kept at a Washington State University storage room for decades.
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Can museums be spaces for collective cultural imagination that provide a training ground for listening to one another, speaking contemporary truths, re-evaluating the ways in which we understand history?
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However, Novogratz told CNBC Wednesday that he hadn't launched his fund yet since they had "made lots of money" recently on crypto and that they were re-evaluating the situation.
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And, separately, the FDA is also now re-evaluating exactly what it considers to be "healthy," thanks in part to a Citizen Petition that Kind filed after the 2015 decision.
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Luz Camino, who works in Madrid, said she has been re-evaluating her design process because men are wearing her plique-à-jour enamel brooches of flowers or shooting stars.
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Hatch on Wednesday said he does not support any reduction in legal immigration, but rather believes re-evaluating which immigrants receive green cards will improve the system and the economy.
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He claims he began re-evaluating that fearmongering — versions of which have contributed to at least one bomb plot in Islamberg — on his way back to Infowars HQ in Austin.
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After Mr. Woo's initial statement, the company insisted that it was not retreating from its plan to build a factory but was re-evaluating what products would be made there.
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And finally, Amazon hasn't brought the Elements diapers back yet, and it seems possible it could be re-evaluating whether a different name would be better for a diaper brand.
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To accomplish this, policies can be ex ante, like limiting envelopment or re-evaluating merger criteria, or they can be ex post, such as limiting data linkages and stricter privacy oversight.
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"Our perspective would be, get back to re-evaluating the way you ultimately treat customers and get on the hard business of rehabilitating the brand, because it certainly has suffered reputationally."
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"Traders are catching their breath and re-evaluating what to do at this stage," said Haberkorn, who also indicated he expected to see another leg up after a bit more consolidation.
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Meanwhile Kirschenheiter is re-evaluating the needs of her marriage, especially because her husband works and lives in Los Angeles during the week, leaving her as a single mom of sorts.
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"When re-evaluating immigration policy, it is right to give priority, through a point system or otherwise, to those who have skills and abilities unique to the new economy," Flake wrote.
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Automakers are seizing on the change in administration to argue for re-evaluating fuel economy and emissions rules, which are set to become progressively more stringent starting with 2017 model cars.
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Mr. King said he supported the supervisor's stance against "this attempt by liberals and progressives to either rewrite history or just focus on the negative aspects" by re-evaluating political figures.
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Congressional Republicans just passed a tax bill repealing the law's individual mandate, which means insurers are going to be re-evaluating whether it's profitable for them to offer plans next year.
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Last week, Hart had said he was re-evaluating that decision after the openly-gay comedian Ellen DeGeneres, a past Oscars host, said she had called the Academy to advocate for Hart.
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When Washington wakes up on Tuesday, leaders in Middle Eastern and European capitals -- and elsewhere around the world -- could be hours into re-evaluating their intelligence sharing relationship with the United States.
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"These events provide a great example of good science: good scientists are constantly re-evaluating their work, and are always interested to receive questions from other scientists about that work," Smith said.
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Bengaluru (Reuters) - Infosys Ltd, India's second-biggest software services exporter, is re-evaluating its long-term targets because tougher market conditions have made them appear "daunting", the company's chairman said on Saturday.
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"I think we're in a pause situation where we are re-evaluating what's the best way to achieve the President's objective of having people pay more and do more," the senator said.
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The American Bar Association had said it was re-evaluating the "well qualified" rating it had previously given him because of the sexual assault allegations and his response during September 27 testimony.
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"I think we're in a pause situation where we are re-evaluating what's the best way to achieve the president's objective of having people pay more and do more," Mr. Graham said.
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I think that the Board of Governors in Washington has been re-evaluating the stance of supervisory regulatory policies and making judgments that, you know, we can be in a good position.
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Personal finance website NerdWallet said in a statement emailed to CNBC that it had "pulled its advertising and will be re-evaluating any ongoing advertising on this program," after Carlson's comments last week.
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Rail was an "insurance policy" against full pipelines for Imperial's plans to build the 75,000 bpd Aspen oil sands project, but it is now re-evaluating its assumptions related to Aspen, Kruger said.
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The state-owned Anadolu news agency said the court had decided, after re-evaluating the case, that he could leave prison on health grounds and because he would be under effective judicial control.
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The US is not only re-evaluating its approach to missile defense, as the Pentagon's Missile Defense Review explains, but the US military is also striving to develop hypersonic systems of its own.
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If you expect to pass on millions of dollars to your spouse and kids, and re-evaluating your estate plan isn't on the front burner, maybe this will light a fire under you.
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A number of administrators have voiced strong support for these protests as well as an institutional will to change, be it renaming buildings or re-evaluating the makeup of their student body and faculty.
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Re-evaluating every relevant personnel decision made 11 months ago, or knowing how general managers would've changed course with two years to prepare for a completely different environment, is like flying backwards through fog.
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However, after The Mummy debuted to disappointing reviews and lower-than-expected ticket sales, the two writers in charge of the franchise have departed, and Universal is reportedly re-evaluating the Dark Universe's future.
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"The Palace is at a loss of what to do and is re-evaluating options, including a more aggressive strategy to stem the embarrassment caused by Meghan&aposs dad, half-sister and half-brother."
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A spokesman for Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said the reports were "deeply troubling" and that the state was re-evaluating its contract and regulatory authority over Hacienda Healthcare to tighten up patient safety measures.
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But on Friday, three days after launching the blade, Epic pulled the "overpowered" weapon from the game — admitting it had failed to provide "good counters", and was "re-evaluating our approach to Mythic items".
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A White House official said earlier this week that Trump and his legal team are re-evaluating whether the President should sit down for an interview with Mueller's team in light of the raid.
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The EPA statement specifically noted it is considering "whether and how to account for co-benefits," suggesting it is re-evaluating the Obama administration's justification that reduced pollution leads to decreased health care spending.
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" Stinner went on to share that the Conservators Center, which is closed until further notice, will be re-evaluating safety protocols to ensure that the facility is "safe for our people and for the public.
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With all seven of those seats rated as "Lean Republican" or more competitive, a Democratic tally under 45 percent would merit re-evaluating the competitiveness of a race in the absence of meaningful contradictory evidence.
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Lois Hurston Gaston, a grandniece of Hurston's and one of the trustees, said that in August 2016, they began re-evaluating Hurston's archives and looking for previously unpublished works, and Cudjo Lewis's story jumped out.
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A much greater concern than re-evaluating a small category of online content is the failure of internet platforms to do all they can to live up to their promises of a hate-free environment.
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If you're looking to put away more money, experts recommend you start by re-evaluating how you spend and by putting away small amounts of money with each paycheck into some sort of interest-earning account.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in an interview on Wednesday that Turkey may cancel a migrant readmission agreement with the European Union, and is also re-evaluating a $6 billion refugee deal with the bloc.
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It also means re-evaluating plans to expand the Nord Stream pipeline system that runs from Russia to Germany, bypassing Poland and other eastern member states, who see in this a threat to their energy security.
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"When re-evaluating immigration policy, it is right to give priority, through a point system or otherwise, to those who have skills and abilities unique to the new economy," Flake wrote in a recent op-ed.
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A third diplomat said their country was re-evaluating its future aid with different scenarios in mind, including whether to continue development if the Taliban joins Afghanistan's government, and what to do if peace talks fail.
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If the race is an upset, or even very close, people are going to start re-evaluating the Republican theory that cutting taxes is a selling point so stupendous that it resembles a political Second Coming.
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Copycat Threats and Jittery Nerves Force School Shutdowns Across the U.S. After the Florida shooting, schools are re-evaluating their security, and some have shut down in response to ominous phone calls or social media posts.
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If "All My Sons" showcases its stars rather than re-evaluating the play, the opposite is true of the director Rebecca Frecknall's revelatory production for the Almeida Theater of "Three Sisters," which runs through June 1.
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But the standoff at the bargaining table, and the resulting scramble by parents to take off work or enroll children in day camps, left some in the city re-evaluating their opinions of the new mayor.
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First, Rubio agreed to support raising the minimum age at which people can buy rifles, from 18 to 21; then the Senator announced he was re-evaluating his position on regulations for gun magazines' clip size.
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A shorts program about re-evaluating masculinity, "Boys Beyond Boundaries," which was new last year, has returned with films like Christina Willings's Canadian documentary "Beauty," featuring five children whose self-definitions don't match their birth certificates.
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The world's top economic institutions are going deeper in the fight against climate change, and central banks are re-evaluating policies and pushing new principles to integrate climate-related risks into financial supervision, leaving the U.S. behind.
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"In light of the feedback from the FDA, we also are re-evaluating our business plan to identify ways to extend our ability to fund the company's operations," Chief Executive Officer Al Altomari said in a statement.
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"We had such a great year last year and reached all of the goals we set out to achieve, and so this was a question of re-evaluating what we wanted to achieve this year," he said.
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Mr. Pruitt did not present any new evidence that it is safe, and said the agency could not be forced to complete a review of chlorpyrifos until 2022, when there is a deadline for re-evaluating it.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey may cancel a migrant readmission agreement with the European Union, and is also re-evaluating a $6 billion refugee deal with the bloc, foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in a televised interview late Wednesday.
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But the decision to eliminate this particular post comes at a time when President Donald Trump's administration is re-evaluating US military strategy in Afghanistan, potentially paving the way towards sending several thousand more troops to the country.
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In re-evaluating his life choices, he decides that he wants to try church — I guess contracting an STD and being forced to reconcile with how much unprotected sex you've been having will do that to a person.
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"In light of the feedback from the FDA, we also are re-evaluating our business plan to identify ways to extend our ability to fund the company's operations," Agile Chief Executive Officer Al Altomari said in a statement.
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"Putin looks tough and wily, while America looks incompetent and unable to sustain its commitment, and that's a big win because you have a lot of countries in the region which are re-evaluating their relationships," Mr. Hokayem said.
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The agency is also re-evaluating its standards protecting miners from black lung disease — at a time when the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has identified the largest cluster of advanced black lung disease ever reported.
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Lawmakers in Sunday television interviews across the networks were re-evaluating Comey's June Senate testimony accusing President Trump of asking him to drop the investigation into Flynn, with two guests indicating Comey might be able to answer additional questions.
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Re-evaluating how we think of higher education generally, and putting greater stock in measures that build community and create opportunities for students to learn across disciplines and from one another, is something any post-secondary institution can do.
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Mr. Saladino said he and many of his constituents were upset that municipalities around the nation were re-evaluating Columbus's place in history and allowing the Italian explorer to be drawn into a national movement to remove Confederate monuments.
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Aides are pointing to recent comments where Clinton has publicly said that she is for re-evaluating nuclear modernization and say that Clinton is in favor of conducting a review of the nation's nuclear forces to determine the best way forward.
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With that in mind, Nick Clark Windo's debut novel, The Feed, which came out on March 9th, feels particularly relevant, when we as a society are re-evaluating our relationship with some of the most pervasive technology products of our time.
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"I think people are re-evaluating political risk which has rather quickly shifted away from being a negative for the euro, to become a negative to the dollar," said Alan Ruskin, head of G-10 currency strategy at Deutsche Bank.
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In a conference call with investment analysts on Tuesday, Wyman Roberts, chief executive of Brinker, said that Chili's was "re-evaluating" its "2 for $63" promotion, which allows customers to choose one appetizer and two main meals from a menu.
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Now in previews Off Broadway at the Vineyard, where it is directed by Les Waters, "Dana H." arrives at an interesting moment for stories of violence against women, with society re-evaluating its own metric for what constitutes a persuasive witness.
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" But in what appeared to be a hardening American position on North Korea, Ms. Haley said the United States was re-evaluating its approach to the country and its unpredictable young leader, Kim Jong-un, whom she described as "not rational.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of major currencies on Wednesday following the Federal Reserve's decision to keep its overnight interest rate unchanged and the release of a statement suggesting it was re-evaluating the pace of future hikes.
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In July, GM said it was re-evaluating a planned $1 billion investment in India and had put on hold moves to bring a new car platform to the country that would have helped it better compete against market leader Maruti Suzuki.
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" "There is a little bit more potential negative coming from this that people are starting to do a read through, in terms of we are re-evaluating the economic growth story overseas, and these added tariffs continue to put pressure on that story.
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In other words, the country needs its own domestic sources of oil and gas to be safe and secure, and that means the eastern Gulf should be opened up, so goes the argument in favor of re-evaluating the five-year leasing plan.
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Now that millions of Americans are being advised to stay at home as much as possible to help limit the spread of the new coronavirus, people are re-evaluating how to manage daily tasks and chores while sticking to social distancing measures.
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In addition to re-evaluating the pace of rate increases, Harker also revealed that he is one of the committee members who favors the Fed examining the methods it is using to achieve its dual mandate of full employment and price stability.
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"What I became very conscious of was that there are these two levels of discourse about sex, this high-minded academic discourse, which is about re-evaluating gender, challenging the patriarchy," Perrotta said in a Times interview the year the book came out.
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NEW DELHI, July 24 (Reuters) - General Motors is re-evaluating its planned $1 billion investment in India and has put on hold moves to bring a new car platform to India as it re-assesses its strategy in the country, according to company officials.
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The Law Commission, which advises Parliament, last month suggested simplifying the valuation process, ending the requirement that leaseholders live in their homes for two years before they can buy their freeholds, and re-evaluating the obligation on leaseholders to pay their landlord's legal fees.
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In 2007, the FDA began re-evaluating the link between eating soy and lowered cholesterol, concluding on Monday that "totality of currently available scientific evidence calls into question the certainty of this relationship." the agency will invite comments on the proposed change for 75 days.
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Constantly re-evaluating the team's long-term trajectory isn't a sane way to watch soccer, especially not a national team that, when it all comes down to it, has its performance judged by three, four, or possibly even five games played every four years.
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Schwarzenbach's work — ranging from striking photographs of Hitler youth to novels, from critiques of Swiss neutrality to travelogues from Central Asia — would not be rediscovered in her native Switzerland until the late 1980s, when the country began re-evaluating its World War II history.
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There are also things that need some re-evaluating, because, while it's been getting better, I'm still not a big fan of LG's Android skins, and the company's whole push with its ThinQ branding is often confusing and not as impactful as the tag might suggest.
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"Based on current market conditions, we are re-evaluating our strategy in the upstream oil and gas business," Ning said in an email to Reuters in response to interview questions sent on Monday as part of the 19th Communist Party Congress taking place in Beijing this week.
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George W. Bush tasked a "Commission on Opportunity in Athletics" with re-evaluating the law on the 30th anniversary, and a few years later his Department lowered standards for schools to prove they provided "equal opportunity" (a policy that was later undone by the Obama Administration).
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The announcement that the EPA "is not re-evaluating the paint stripping uses of methylene chloride and is relying on its previous risk assessments" was a welcome sign for environmental and health advocates who had suspected that the Trump administration would go soft on the substance.
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With Japanese conglomerate's original $0.23 billion fund struggling with two of its highest profile investments, two of its biggest investors — Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund and Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment — are re-evaluating how much money they'll put into a planned follow-on fund, Bloomberg reported Monday.
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But after re-evaluating the request, the office again rejected it by concluding it "does not contain a sufficient amount of original and creative artistic or graphic authorship to support a copyright registration," according to an April 12, 2017, letter from Stephanie Mason, an attorney-advisor.
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And Mr. Obama issued an executive order last year to limit the kinds of military equipment federal agencies can provide to local police departments, although the White House said last week that the president was re-evaluating the list of banned equipment based on concern among law enforcement groups.
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"Congress remains in the dark about what exactly is being considered, why we may be re-evaluating our nonproliferation objectives and standards, and how and when this information is being conveyed to Saudi Arabia and other countries around the world," Markey wrote to the Trump administration on Monday.
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Europe's leaders found themselves re-evaluating the benefits of historic migration into their countries — forever initiating debates on "national identity" (Nicolas Sarkozy of France), rejecting the "multiethnic" makeup of nation-states (Silvio Berlusconi of Italy) and proclaiming multiculturalism dead (Angela Merkel of Germany and David Cameron of Britain).
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The Pentagon has been re-evaluating the U.S. military posture in Africa following a deadly ambush in Niger last year, as well as while it implements the National Defense Strategy that calls for a shift in focus from terrorism to the so-called great power competition with Russia and China.
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As for the policy of remaining silent and not fighting back while Trump and his inner circle continue to trash Ukraine as corrupt, Ukrainian diplomatic sources tell me the Zelensky team is re-evaluating this strategy for fear it may drive away badly needed foreign investment, especially from the United States.
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"I think with the strength of the data coming out and more people re-evaluating the implications of the fiscal package a lot of people are upgrading their views on the U.S. economy," said Dave Leduc, CIO, active fixed income at BNY Mellon Asset Management North America, who is forecasting four.
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In a letter to Deputy Interior Secretary David Bernhardt Monday, Zinke ordered the implementation of nine broad recommendations, including re-evaluating habitat protections, allowing states to set population objectives, providing more flexibility in management decisions, clarifying standards for waivers to habitat protections and changing the policy on oil leasing in affected areas.
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WARSAW — President Trump criticized China on Wednesday for failing to do more to pressure North Korea on its nuclear program, suggesting as he prepares for a high-stakes meeting with the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, this week that he is re-evaluating the United States trade relationship with Beijing in light of the growing provocations from Pyongyang.
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" Mr. Graham, who described the dangers of making the announcement first and then considering the longer-term implications, added, "The president is slowing down and is re-evaluating his policies in light of those three objectives: Don't let Iran get the oil fields, don't let the Turks slaughter the Kurds, and don't let ISIS come back.
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At RISD's site in Rome, Illustration Professor and Dean of Fine Arts Robert Brinkerhoff will lead Illustrating Dante's Inferno, a studio that reinterprets the concept in Dante's hell, while Industrial Design faculty member Dana D'Amico will challenge the concept of how rituals and cultural norms determine how we design drinking vessels in Drinking, the Italian Way: Re-evaluating the Vessel.
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Initial statements of concern from the U.S. ambassador to El Salvador and senior U.S. officials in charge of hemispheric policy were followed by a condemnation from the White House of El Salvador's "receptiveness to China's apparent interference in the domestic politics of a Western Hemisphere country" — a warning that the U.S. would be re-evaluating its relationship with El Salvador.
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Some of those ways include having a better salary review process, eliminating pay disparities during the hiring process, re-evaluating the two-year intern program where applicants are "slotted into a salary of less than $50,000 for two years," improving efforts to recruit underrepresented talent and having a third-party consultant conduct an annual pay study and share the results with staff.
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Congressional Republicans are re-evaluating Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-6900 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE's presidential campaign in the wake of his dismal showing in New Hampshire and disastrous debate performance over the weekend.
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"What I became very conscious of was that there are these two levels of discourse about sex, this high-minded academic discourse, which is about re-evaluating gender, challenging the patriarchy, focusing on consent and sexual assault, and underneath it is this porn thing, which is full of old stereotypes; weird, racially charged fantasies; women objectified down to a single body part," he said.
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Re-evaluating HIPAA in the age of AIWhen it comes to health data, Yoo expects 2020 to be the year when lawmakers start to reevaluate some of the protections in place, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the 1996 law that is meant to protect the privacy of patients&apos health information while allowing health systems to share it with business partners.
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Re-evaluating airline and hotel credit cardsI have a handful of airline and hotel cobranded cards, and while I'm happy to pay the fees on the United Explorer Card, the World of Hyatt Credit Card, and the JetBlue Plus Card in order to enjoy some extra perks with those travel brands, it's harder for me to justify the $450 annual fee on the Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant™ American Express® Card.
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"Vision Refocused: Wendy's development struggles aren't news... The company revised its 2020 guidance last quarter for the second straight year driven partly by slower-than-expected pace of international development... In November, the company announced that it would be "re-evaluating its approach to international market entry" under new leadership (Abigail Pringle, formerly Chief Development Officer), which suggests that a more conventional route is likely in play..." Mizuho blamed similar reasons for this downgrade as well.
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He endorsed few candidates, but those he did endorse or sort-of endorsed, such as North Carolina Congresswoman Renee EllmersRenee EllmersRenee Ellmers announces bid for North Carolina lieutenant governor Mark Sanford's troubles did not begin with Trump The Hill's Morning Report: Koch Network re-evaluating midterm strategy amid frustrations with GOP MORE, Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE's (R-Wisc.) primary opponent Paul Nehlen, and John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's primary opponent Kelli Ward, do not appear to have benefitted from the support.
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