"A re-evaluation of what it means to work and a re-evaluation of the ideas that some jobs are better than others, because that is actually not true," Owens said.
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Will it launch a broader re-evaluation of how it handles complaints?
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Music that had filled him with unconditional joy now required re-evaluation.
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At first, the opera seemed relevant to today's re-evaluation of gender norms.
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It also led to a re-evaluation of rules for dealing with informers.
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In fact, a lot of the characters in Ferris feel ripe for re-evaluation.
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They also question the language being used to describe the re-evaluation of rights.
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"There needs to be a re-evaluation and recalibration of the relationship," he said.
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The rationale for Lifeline's re-evaluation was the revelation of mismanagement at the program.
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But a re-evaluation of the monster initiative's creative direction may now be necessary.
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Student unions have demanded a re-evaluation of university tuition and changes to scholarships.
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It's not clear whether Epic's re-evaluation will result in mythic items being ditched entirely.
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Analysts at Jefferies said Carrefour's results had forced a re-evaluation of their investment thesis.
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There has also been a major financial re-evaluation of his hauntingly primitive stone sculptures.
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On the whole, your re-evaluation project draws a lovely link between literature and experience.
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After that, if vaginal products have not alleviated the symptoms, a re-evaluation is indicated.
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Jane the Virgin This week's "Jane the Virgin" is all about self-reflection and re-evaluation.
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It's often a shock followed by a sudden re-evaluation of everything they think about me.
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America has reached a critical moment of re-evaluation of our democracy — new ideas are welcome.
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Bigger picture: Recent administration appointments may also drive a re-evaluation of U.S. policy towards Taiwan.
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Six months in the Venice spotlight will surely lead to a critical and financial re-evaluation.
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The parent also will be given a re-evaluation whether their previous rejection was previously decided.
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Another strong theme was the re-evaluation of earnings in a positive way after an initial drop.
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The Trump administration should be clear-eyed about these consequences of a wholesale re-evaluation of NAFTA.
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A re-evaluation of the existing scientific literature on the matter shows these claims are complete bullshit.
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What do you make of the critical re-evaluation of your work in the last few years?
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It's inevitable that ABBA will, one day, be subject to a critical re-evaluation and, hopefully, valorization.
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Some undoubtedly require re-evaluation, but that process should not include violence, vandalism and destruction of property.
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"The district attorney's office has recently conducted a thorough re-evaluation of the facts," the motion said.
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But a few decades after the genre's popularity peaked, a critical re-evaluation began to take place.
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GAO also urged Congress to consider re-evaluation of rules on vesting in light of rising workforce mobility.
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Mr. Abe has stopped short of calling for a re-evaluation of the country's position on nuclear weapons.
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Owens told Roberts that he hopes there is a "re-evaluation" around the working class following his experience.
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"In our latest re-evaluation, we have assessed that security conditions permit the return of family members," it added.
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"The re-evaluation of supply chain economics is something that's going to last for quite a period of time."
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The BNPB said there would be a re-evaluation of the decision to keep airports closed every six hours.
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Goldman invited customers who think their "credit line does not adequately reflect your creditworthiness" to request a re-evaluation.
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With Honey, her refresh, a re-evaluation as she has called it in interviews, is more natural and intuitive.
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Will this book inspire a comprehensive re-evaluation of prog by critics, or win the genre legions of new fans?
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The hiring of Brian Duperreault in May 2017 as CEO led to a re-evaluation of the prior strategic plan.
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" He said "global warming is dead, nailed into its coffin one devastating disclosure, defection and re-evaluation at a time.
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The insurer's life and retirement business was also affected by a re-evaluation of its underlying method of predicting losses.
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Gizmodo reached out to Apple for comment about this story and to ask what prompted this sudden "re-evaluation" of apps.
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It called for a comprehensive re-evaluation of trade agreement rules and calls for the expansion of these trade-related policies.
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Since Katz and Krueger began their re-evaluation, a steady stream of research has looked at various measures of gig employment.
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Get back on the calendar Don't let a year or six months go by before a re-evaluation of your performance.
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Anvisa told Reuters it is prioritizing its re-evaluation of glyphosate but did not give a timeframe for announcing its findings.
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Federal Open Market Committee members noted that if the potential headwinds eased, a re-evaluation of the "patient" approach would be warranted.
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It's been six years since most of us have looked at it, and that means it's ripe for revisiting and re-evaluation.
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With the mounting pressures of a growing family and a sober re-evaluation of his music career, Beeley quit recording for good.
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But these beginnings of a re-evaluation stalled after the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown as the party tightened its grip, Mr. Liu said.
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Budushchee said the loss was mainly due to the re-evaluation of financial assets including stakes in bank Otkritie and insurer Rosgosstrakh.
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"The need has never been greater for a measured re-evaluation of how the government should respond to this issue," she wrote.
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" CAROL SCHLEP, DEPUTY CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, ABBOT DOWNING, MINNEAPOLIS "People are pulled to the sidelines and there's a re-evaluation of risks.
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Sometimes, evictions are prompted by a change in ownership or management that prompts a re-evaluation of an assisted living center's policies.
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Hopefully, the nationwide furor touched off by the Trump administration's attack on libraries will cause a re-evaluation of federal support for libraries.
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RHP Huston Street is expected to have season-ending surgery, pending the result of a re-evaluation of his right knee on Tuesday.
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Their comprehensive re-evaluation chalks up the gap to differences in survey design that seemed trivial but turned out to matter a lot.
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Earlier this year, the European Parliament voted 384 to 152 in favor of a resolution calling for a re-evaluation of the system.
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There was talk of accelerating a re-evaluation of staff that had been expected after Super Tuesday, or after she secured the nomination.
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"Shohei Ohtani had his six week re-evaluation with Dr. Steve Yoon at the Kerlan Jobe Institute," the team said in a release.
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This began what would ultimately be a radical re-evaluation of the relationship between the government and tobacco farmers, if not tobacco companies.
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" Developers that have violated the company's guidelines have received notices from Apple, informing them that their apps are not in compliance "upon re-evaluation.
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"The (coffee) report in 2016 was not a 'retraction' but a re-evaluation based on an additional 25 years of scientific evidence," Wild said.
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Specialists in emergency medicine say the escalating severity of mass shootings in the United States calls for a re-evaluation of the medical response.
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If a card had what he believed was a low grade, he would ask for a re-evaluation, which often produced a higher grade.
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The timing of the approval comes as Deutsche Telekom is weighing a re-evaluation of its purchasing strategy following the ongoing controversy around Huawei.
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Since this evidently has not happened—matter being common these days, and antimatter vanishingly rare—that prediction is in need of serious re-evaluation.
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That should be the first step in a much-needed re-evaluation of the security implications of open-ended arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Kosoglyadov pointed to the outperformance of metals, mining and industrial shares - moves that suggest short-covering rather than a fundamental re-evaluation of the markets.
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Strong gasoline demand underpins the argument for oil market rebalancing so anything that triggers a re-evaluation has important implications for the wider oil market.
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Kirsten Gillibrand — who holds what was once Hillary Clinton's seat — just placed herself at the forefront of a Democratic re-evaluation of Bill Clinton's legacy.
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In any case, this unexpected turn of events could lead — despite Athens's protestations to the contrary — to a re-evaluation of Greece's relations with Russia.
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The result was a "complete re-evaluation of not just American food and ingredients, but food," said Anthony Bourdain, an executive producer of this documentary.
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Some critics hope that the backlash goes beyond assessing the merits of certain donors and donations and instead forces a wholesale re-evaluation of philanthropy.
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In 2006, the EPA completed its legally required reassessment for chlorpyrifos; it is required to complete the next re-evaluation of chlorpyrifos by October 1, 2022.
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This intimate exhibit presents a glimpse into the "de Lempicka phenomenon" as it has come to be known since her critical re-evaluation began in 1972.
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The increase in absentee and early voting has required a thorough re-evaluation of election projection methods to ensure that absentee voters are properly accounted for.
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However these fiscal troubles are eventually resolved, the most important legacy of the island's lapse into insolvency may be a re-evaluation of its political status.
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Democrats in Congress have been calling for a re-evaluation of the relationship, but Trump's position is that security and economic benefits make the relationship too important.
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Macron, who has some 4,000 troops spread across the West African Sahel region, said there would be a re-evaluation of troop needs in the coming weeks.
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In this instance, the fall in prices reflects repositioning among market makers and short-term tactical traders rather than a re-evaluation of supply and demand fundamentals.
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With its commitment to experimentation and its insistent re-evaluation of what constitutes a work of art, Dada encouraged the use of unconventional materials and inventive techniques.
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" He added that Amazon looked forward to action "that fully insulates the re-evaluation from political influence and corrects the many issues affecting the initial flawed award.
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The letter states that "upon re-evaluation" it was found the app wasn't in compliance with the company's guidelines and a compliant version will have to be resubmitted.
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The re-evaluation follows Nintendo's Q3 financial results which, released earlier this month, saw profit and income fall by 18 percent and 36 percent year-on-year, respectively.
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Annual profit would be squeezed as Shire-related costs pile up due to re-evaluation of Shire's inventories and fixed intangible assets, the Japanese drugmaker had flagged earlier.
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The European Union's food safety agency EFSA last year completed a re-evaluation of the E171 additive in food, concluding that available data did not indicate health concerns.
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The legislation also provides for reductions in mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders and the re-evaluation of sentencing disparities associated with crack and powder cocaine offenses.
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The judge in the case, Patricia E. Campbell-Smith, is expected to allow the re-evaluation to go forward, though she has not yet made an official ruling.
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The recent re-evaluation of the "Simpsons" character Apu provides an important example of how the media and popular culture use accents to make easy — and uneasy — jokes.
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"This re-evaluation of geographical presence is in line with the action plan indicated at the fourth-quarter results," brokerage KBW said Tuesday in a note to investors.
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Every three years gun owners are subject to a re-evaluation of their capacity to own a firearm, and assault weapons of any kind are not available for purchase.
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In the first act, it seemed relevant to today's re-evaluation of gender norms and the ways in which powerful men exploit their power for sexual and psychosexual gain.
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We look forward to complete, fair, and effective corrective action that fully insulates the re-evaluation from political influence and corrects the many issues affecting the initial flawed award.
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The case is likely to send shock waves across corporate America and could lead to a re-evaluation of how companies use Twitter to communicate with the investing public.
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So Arin Arbus's new Off Broadway production for Theater for a New Audience, in previews at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn, is a rare chance for re-evaluation.
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They need to push for a thorough re-evaluation of US foreign policy that makes human rights a much bigger priority in how we handle business beyond our borders.
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Federal prosecutors said in a subsequent court filing that Dear's request to represent himself, and having been ruled incompetent to assist in his own defense, required a re-evaluation.
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Today, it's easy to see that artists like Ed Clark and Sam Gilliam (to name just two of the participants in "The DeLuxe Show") are ripe for re-evaluation.
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" Yglesias: Democrats struggle with re-evaluation of Clinton misdeeds - Vox : "Of course, Democrats aren't going to travel back in time to force Bill Clinton to resign in the late 1990s.
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Image: APA re-evaluation of JFK's health history and medical records paints a portrait a man who had to endure a surprising amount of physical discomfort throughout his short life.
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The same year, Shell fought and lost a case against an employee who was sacked when co-workers discovered he was gay, prompting a re-evaluation of his past performance.
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A spokesman for the EU's regulator, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), said it is assessing all studies and data for a full re-evaluation of neonicotinoids, expected in November.
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The division groups on one side anti-China hardliner and trade adviser Peter Navarro, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and those who favor a complete re-evaluation of the relationship.
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But in recent years, especially as Pope Francis has struggled to respond to the sex abuse crisis, Benedict received a positive re-evaluation for having defrocked hundreds of abusive priests.
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As such, the Department determined that the best and most efficient path forward is to conduct a re-evaluation of the proposals in order to address the Court's noted concerns.
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If Ankara accepts delivery of the S-400s, that would trigger U.S. sanctions that could prolong Turkey's economic recession and prompt a re-evaluation of its 67-year membership of NATO.
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But the new, wide-ranging proposal to strengthen conscience protections at OCR involves the creation of a division, hiring of staff, and re-evaluation of which civil rights it will protect.
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Once the dust settles from those firings and resignations, Wall Street will have to join Congress, Hollywood, Silicon Valley and Main Street in a major re-evaluation of its workplace rules.
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In the past few months, as accusations of sexual harassment and predatory behavior have shaken the restaurant industry, Mr. Bourdain's swaggering accounts of kitchen life have come in for re-evaluation.
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Some US politicians have even suggested they'd push for an official re-evaluation of Hong Kong's "most-favored-nation" trade status with the United States if the situation grew too dire.
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He reversed himself on NATO and dropped his re-evaluation of the One China policy, under which the United States recognizes only the government in Beijing, not the one in Taipei.
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A year ago, a flood at the vault's entrance prompted a re-evaluation of the facility's ability to fend off the effects of climate change (thankfully the flood didn't damage the facility).
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The letter also said, "we take the allegations made by Mr. Spangle seriously," and that a re-evaluation was done at the local level without influence from regional or Washington, DC headquarters.
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As the Times' story notes, the report calls for "a major re-evaluation of land use and agriculture worldwide," for governments and businesses to step up their collective responses to climate change.
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Popular among many emerging market investors for the past year, this progress now appears on the brink of becoming undone as market analysts call for a re-evaluation of Russia's risk pricing.
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A spokesman for the EU's food safety watchdog EFSA, said the agency is in the process of assessing all studies and data for a full re-evaluation of neonicotinoids, expected in November.
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The rate changes are the first re-evaluation of business rates for seven years, and could see up to 500,000 British firms face increases of up to 300% when they are introduced.
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In addition to the "disappointing" forecast, Spingarn said Credit Suisse's downgrade was driven by a re-evaluation of two issues for General Dynamics: The recent acquisition of CSRA and accelerated risks from competitors.
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"I am tickled we are getting all this attention, but I don't think it's going to trigger this well-awaited re-evaluation of my episode that I was hoping for," he says, laughing.
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The FDA reached this decision after re-evaluation of the risks and benefits of montelukast compared to other available treatments that have entered the market since the drug was first approved in 1998.
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The Treasury said in July that the financial stability council had convened to discuss issues that included a continuing re-evaluation of the designation status of an unnamed company and the MetLife litigation.
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It all came to a head in the late-2000s, when a group of promoters, DJs, and club owners started to call for the re-evaluation of restrictive legislation suffocating local club culture.
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The long held expectation that China's behavior would be tempered as the world lowered trade barriers and offered greater political engagement has not come to pass, this official said, prompting the re-evaluation.
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While dams provide necessary flood control, hydroelectric power, irrigation, water supply, and recreation, among other uses, over time the needs of a community can change, requiring a re-evaluation of a dam's purpose.
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He said that the team hadn't felt comfortable with any of the trade options on the table and that the roster hadn't played as a unit long enough to merit a re-evaluation.
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The same playhouse is currently housing a "Hamlet," directed by its associate director, Robert Icke, and running through April 15, that prompts its own re-evaluation, this time of literature's most abiding Dane.
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Ambassador Thomas Hushek will return for consultations "as part of the re-evaluation of the U.S. relationship with the Government of South Sudan given the latest developments," the department said in a statement.
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" He called the decision a philosophical as well as a practical one: "The categories museums and universities use for art are not sacred; they are conveniences and need re-evaluation all the time.
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Ackman praised the re-evaluation of Starbucks' portfolio, the closure of Teavana stores, a rejiggering of its owned and licensed businesses, its cost-cutting initiatives and a $19 billion three-year share buyback program.
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" "In addition, there might be a re-evaluation of the relative attractiveness of industrial partners for China's future aircraft programs such as the CR929 which might favor European over U.S. component and structures suppliers.
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Sometimes. But a dip in your rate of customer growth can also signal a need to expand beyond your current market, and should at least prompt a re-evaluation of the products you're offering.
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SpaceX alleged the Air Force broke contracting rules on five different counts and asked the court to halt deliveries of the award to the three companies and force a re-evaluation of the proposals.
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"Against Empathy" is an invigorating, relevant and often very funny re-evaluation of empathy, one of our culture's most ubiquitous sacred cows, which in Mr. Bloom's view should be gently led to the abattoir.
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"After multiple days of down, down, down the market usually takes a collective breath for some stability and a re-evaluation of risk," said Ben Phillips, chief investment officer at Eventshares in Newport Beach, California.
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This is the same company that made an entire event about profiling, literally called Civil War II. If sales are suffering, there are so many other things about Marvel's approach that could use re-evaluation.
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"They don't even explain how their "re-evaluation" of census Q is possible after telling the Supreme Court 5 separate times (inc last week) that everything had to be decided by June 30," wrote Katyal.
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On the first day back to campus, Clara and every other student, faculty, and staff member at UP received an email from the president of the school announcing a re-evaluation of Title IX procedures.
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YouTube's re-evaluation of the kids' experience comes at a time when the FTC is also thinking of how to better police general audience platforms on the web, where some content is viewed by kids.
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The results of an astonishing archaeological survey in Guatemela 'compel' a re-evaluation of Maya society Subway construction in Italy uncovered 'astounding' ruins of an ancient Rome-era military commander's home Visit INSIDER's homepagefor more.
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In response, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi "reiterated that any new sanctions by European countries would lead to a re-evaluation by Iran of its interactions with those countries", the state news agency IRNA reported.
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The proposed issuance of new guidelines for glyphosate, which has been under re-evaluation since 2008, indicate that Brazil will likely permit continued use of the herbicide in the country and not issue a blanket ban.
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The Knicks' Kristaps Porzingis will not play again until at least mid-February, when he is expected to undergo a medical re-evaluation of his surgically repaired knee, the team's president, Steve Mills, said on Friday.
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As 2018 approaches — the 120th anniversary of Meir's birth — we are in the midst of a re-evaluation of her legacy that places the 1973 disaster into a broader context of a life of rich accomplishment.
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But some US politicians have been pushing for greater US action to help the protesters, with some even pushing for an official re-evaluation of Hong Kong's "most-favored-nation" trade status with the United States.
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But in a moment ripe for holistic re-evaluation of the way careers are advanced and protected in Hollywood, it's worth contemplating why, and how, Armie Hammer has been given the time and space to finally happen.
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GE took a $6.2 billion charge in the fourth quarter for re-evaluation of insurance assets, and sources said on Tuesday that the company is working with investment bankers to find ways to shed its insurance business.
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Think of Friday morning's re-evaluation of the price of stocks as the market's judgment that the British referendum has more profound economic implications for the United States than the difference between a Democratic and Republican president.
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The preliminary agenda for the first FSOC meeting called by newly confirmed Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin includes "an update on the annual re-evaluation of the designation of a non-bank financial company," according to the announcement.
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But then it's also true that in other cases, the perspective of decades doesn't make one side's certainty crumble, doesn't lead to a re-evaluation, because the evidence available just isn't dispositive enough to make that happen.
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" NEWLY RELEASED THE BOY FRIEND First released in 1971 and now out on Blu-ray, Ken Russell's knowingly retro movie version of Sandy Wilson's already retro stage musical is overdue for re-evaluation, post "La La Land.
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Differentiating a Store Of Value and a Security The IRS currently treats Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as property for federal tax purposes, but as these digital currencies develop more advanced features, this definition may require re-evaluation.
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"The slowdown in growth is not thesis changing, but does require a re-evaluation of value and consideration of the stock's year to date appreciation from $200 per share," Deutsche Bank said in a note to investors.
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The murder of Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi has amplified pressure for a re-evaluation of the U.S.-Saudi relationship, but these votes have revealed that questioning the war in Yemen remains a red line for House Republicans.
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The fall in Greek yields came against a backdrop of rising borrowing costs for most other euro zone countries as ECB governing council member Ewald Nowotny flagged a potential re-evaluation of the central bank's ultra-loose stance.
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"In the 1990s, feminists stood up for accused abuser Bill Clinton instead of his accusers—a move many are belatedly regretting as the national conversation prompts a re-evaluation of the claims against the former President," Time wrote.
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Turkey also risks being rapidly cut out of the production and use of American F-35 fighter jets, which could mark a step toward a re-evaluation of its 67-year membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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Like in other states, it is expected to face a swift legal challenge, which supporters hope will lead to a re-evaluation by the United States Supreme Court of the landmark 1973 ruling that made abortion legal nationwide.
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Fictional characters are not exempt from the re-evaluation: Take Tom Sawyer, who in Robert Coover's recent novel "Huck Out West" sours from boyish, winsome cheat to unfeeling frontier lawyer, expropriating the indigenous nations of the Great Plains.
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The re-evaluation of the status of the two aquatic mammals comes after the numbers of Irrawaddy dolphin more than halved over the past 60 years, and over the past 45 years for the finless porpoise, the group said.
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The re-evaluation of Ghosn's legacy is also driving a broader shift in Nissan's strategy, particularly Ghosn's practice of setting ambitious objectives for sales and profitability called 'commitments', where managers were held to account if they were not delivered.
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At private lunches and evening cocktail receptions in the swish ski resort, some U.S. financiers expressed concern about the impact from Trump's blunt re-evaluation of key foreign policy principles and his penchant for castigating American companies on Twitter.
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The re-evaluation fits into a far-reaching administration strategy to loosen environmental rules affecting countless other industries for years to come by adjusting the factors used to judge the benefits to human health that the rule has brought.
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Brazil federal prosecutors brought the case to force Anvisa to make a decision in its re-evaluation of glyphosate, which it started in 2008, said Marco Antonio Delfino de Almeida, a member of a prosecutors' working group on pesticides.
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Despite what are in some cases valid complaints about Chinese policy, a re-evaluation of one China may not give Trump any leverage to achieve his goals, wrote Richard Bush, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and Taiwan expert.
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A World War II veteran, Mr. Akaka sponsored legislation in 1996 that led to a re-evaluation of the service records of Asian-Americans who had fought in the 22012nd Regimental Combat Team and the 21948th Infantry Battalion during the war.
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"It's not the beginning of a huge re-evaluation ... you still have a market that is fundamentally in industrial deficit," he said, adding that substitution of palladium for platinum is some time away and it will be gradual if it happens.
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Washington (CNN)Education Secretary Betsy DeVos hosted a series of "listening sessions" on Thursday afternoon for various groups impacted by Title IX as part of the Department of Education's re-evaluation of Obama-era policies regarding sexual assault on college campuses.
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Now his admission in federal court that he sexually molested wrestlers on the Illinois high school team he coached years before setting foot on Capitol Hill is provoking a re-evaluation of his tenure as the longest-serving Republican speaker.
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Democratic state lawmakers have introduced legislation to remove the statute of limitations but failed to advance in the Republican-controlled General Assembly, according to the Enquirer, but DeWine said he hoped Strauss' case would prompt a re-evaluation of the law.
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Saudi Arabia is neither an ally nor an adversary, and the US-Saudi relationship is ripe for re-evaluation: The US should work with the Saudis where our interests align and allow them to go their own way where they diverge.
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"The Department maintains that the JEDI Cloud contract was awarded based upon a fair and unbiased source selection process, and any re-evaluation on remand will also be conducted in a fair and unbiased manner," he wrote in an emailed statement.
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In fact, the re-evaluation fits into a far-reaching administration strategy to loosen environmental rules affecting countless other industries for years to come by adjusting the factors used to judge the benefits to human health that the rule has brought.
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Spitzer immediately ordered a re-evaluation of the case, assigning two veteran sexual assault prosecutors to review the case from "top to bottom," including photographs, videos, audio recording, text messages, conversations on dating apps and social media accounts, and much more.
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But when a big issue or crisis arises in the terms of their presidents, they may push for a fundamental re-evaluation of existing policy and lean forward in their willingness to force a change — or, at least, a big debate.
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In light of American energy independence, Saudi linkages to international terrorism, alignment of U.S. and Iranian counterterrorism objectives and a pro-American population in Iran, a fundamental re-evaluation of American equities and alliances in the Middle East is long overdue.
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If USCIS wants to continue building its good rapport among the immigrant community, a re-evaluation of the fee schedule with an expanded sliding scale fee waiver is needed, and the naturalization application fee should remain the same or be reduced.
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Sherry said another key finding of her study was that "physicians were especially lax at documenting their medical reasons for continuing chronic opioid prescriptions" despite government guidelines from 2016 recommending "periodic formal re-evaluation" in cases of long-term opioid treatment.
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"The El Salvadoran government's receptiveness to China's apparent interference in the domestic politics of a Western Hemisphere country is of grave concern to the United States, and will result in a re-evaluation of our relationship with El Salvador," it said.
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Jordan, who was in her role since March 2017, will be replaced with a higher-ranking officer — a major — as part of a re-evaluation of the contract the city has with the sheriff&aposs office, officials confirmed to Fox News on Thursday.
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Addressing this issue, the prosecutor said in the indictment that though suspects claimed the investigation was directed by "armed terrorist organization militants", their influence on the case file had been removed by a re-evaluation of all the evidence and wiretaps after 2016.
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The backlash against social networks and big tech companies, which recently came to a head with Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal, has kicked off a widespread re-evaluation of the kinds of information that we willingly, and sometimes unwittingly, surrender to various services.
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"What I really hoped to be able to contribute with this exhibit was to make visitors more mindful about the way that artistic representation comes to define the way we understand people, cultures, and groups that likely deserve re-evaluation," said Waguespack.
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"We've seen surprising resilience on the consumer side but as we move through this year, as we see real earnings start to move lower, that is going to be a catalyst for a re-evaluation of spending patterns," said Jeremy Stretch at CIBC.
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The threat of financial ruin could be just the motivation a fighter needs to do a sober re-evaluation of his weight-cutting techniques and their effect on his short- and long-term physical well-being—of his whole approach to life!
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First of all, even as the storm passes in terms of my being the focus of this event, I'm hoping what will continue is this re-evaluation of what it means to work and the idea that one job isn't better than another.
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Over the long term, there is more to worry about economically, especially if other nations in Europe follow Britain's lead in moving away from a common market, or if the Trump administration prompts a global re-evaluation of the benefits of free trade.
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"Perhaps this can provide a healing in some sense but ultimately a re-evaluation of our child-rearing processes," Akinnuoye-Agbaje told Reuters at the film's Nigerian premiere on Saturday in the country's commercial capital, Lagos, after first being screened in London last month.
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" The Trump presidency invited a re-evaluation of The Reactionary Mind: In 2016, a New Yorker headline called it "The Book That Predicted Trump," while in March Bookforum recommended it as an "indispensable guide to how adeptly conservatives looked upon the age of Obama.
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Improving finances have led to a tentative re-evaluation of the music industry by stock market investors, who had shied away from the struggling media category for much of the past decade due to a wave of piracy by users and major technology shifts.
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This process has included a re-evaluation of the financing formula that for years has dictated how much each of the 33 organizations on city-owned land that make up the Cultural Institutions Group receive to help cover basic costs like security, maintenance and energy.
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If "Tartuffe" seems to linger in the ether, awaiting re-evaluation at every turn, the Peter Shaffer play "Equus" has received surprisingly few new outings here since it had its legendary premiere in 1973 and went on to run on Broadway for three years.
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There are albums that exist in their own creative vacuum, albums that are anchored ostensibly in a sociopolitical time and place, and then there is The Life of Pablo—a body of work so deeply connected to its own mercurial creator that it requires constant re-evaluation.
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Response from authorities to online threats of gender-based violence is often insufficient or reactive, and reporting mechanisms are in need of re-evaluation, Dr. Debarati Halder, managing director of the Center For Cyber Victim Counseling and co-author of Cyber Crimes Against Women in India, says.
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"I hope that this period that we're in now, we have a heightened sensitivity about that and a re-evaluation of what it means to work and a revaluation of the idea that some jobs are better than others because that's actually not true," he says.
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The margin of their victory over the Saudis - the second-lowest ranked team in the tournament - and the flair some of the Russian players showed on the pitch, however, has triggered an outpouring of national pride and the start of what looks like a re-evaluation of Russia's team.
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Dov Lipman, a former member of the Israeli parliament who has worked to bridge the cultural gaps between observant and secular Jews, said he believed that this group was pushing for a re-evaluation of the established notion that competitive sports were primarily the domain of secular Israelis.
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On this episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker talks about "The Work Ahead," a new report on the 21st century American workforce, which recommends a nationwide re-evaluation of education, training and how to think about working alongside machines.
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Separate directives issued Friday call for a re-evaluation into what makes a bank a "systemically important financial institution," or a SIFI, which requires stricter regulations, as well as an evaluation of the living wills banks must formulate should they become too big to fail and need to be broken up.
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Lacob was not the first venture capitalist to buy a franchise, but he is the first to operate one according to what might be called Silicon Valley precepts: nimble management, open communication, integrating the wisdom of outside advisers and continuous re-evaluation of what companies do and how they do it.
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"Along with half a dozen other photographers of his generation, Joel Meyerowitz is responsible for the re-evaluation of color photography as a significant form of art," says Giles Huxley-Parlour, the director of London's Beetles+Huxley Gallery, which opens a show focused on the photographer's influential street photography this week.
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And since we had recently covered the quiz show scandals of the 1950s, these college students eventually concluded that today's growing awareness of sexual abuses in politics, Hollywood and the media is comparable to that era, with a similar loss of innocence, but a long-overdue re-evaluation of the status quo.
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Whether it includes a war in Yemen that has resulted in a humanitarian crisis, the kidnapping of the Lebanese prime minister or an embargo on Qatar that has divided the Gulf Cooperation Council, the time has come for the United States to undergo a strategic re-evaluation of its relationship with Riyadh.
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Further investigation and some hindsight re-evaluation of USDA's past trend yields would suggest that given the state of the 268 corn crop and the weather forecasts as of early July, final yield would be unlikely to fall more than 27 or 247 percentage points below USDA's trend of 246 bpa – everything else being equal.
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But the budding U.S.-Iranian partnership against Sunni jihadism was not to last: Just as Soleimani prepared to lead a sweeping re-evaluation of Iranian relations with the United States, he (and the American diplomats working with him) were blindsided by President George W. Bush's addition of Iran to his infamous "Axis of Evil" speech.
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"If the prime minister is serious, he should instruct that there be a long overdue re-evaluation of Thai policy towards fleeing Rohingya that recognizes these people are not seeking to resettle in Thailand, but rather just trying to land somewhere safe where they can reside temporarily in dignity before continuing their journey," Robertson told Reuters.
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In 1995, the rape of a 12-year-old girl by three US servicemen unleashed outrage in Okinawa and 85,000 protesters from both within and outside the island to demand the removal of US bases and a re-evaluation of the US-Japan Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), which restricts Japan's ability to punish US military personnel.
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"As we've previously stated, revenue growth will continue to lag audience growth in 2017 and could now be further impacted by escalating competition for digital ad spending and the re-evaluation of our revenue product feature portfolio, which could result in the de-emphasis of certain product features," Dorsey said as part of the earnings announcement.
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The core of that revolution must include encouraging the study of Arabic; assimilating an analytical approach based upon dedicated information gathering, evaluation, processing, and re-evaluation; and prioritizing media literacy and critical thinking skills through teaching professional intelligence methodology and reducing dependence on Western news platforms while increasing the use of Middle Eastern media news platforms.
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The Delightful axis captures all the things that attract tens of millions of users to a great consumer product: The sense of magic on first use; the careful and systematic re-evaluation of the entire user experience that enables that magic; the attention to design and detail that supports the feeling that the user can do something previously never possible.
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The loss of his college chum leads Donald first to an affair with Ray's widow, Mona (Elizabeth Debicki, a Paris-born Australian actress who amplifies the international nature of the casting), and from there to a wholescale re-evaluation of himself and his marriage — not least because the ever-cool Ingrid seems to acknowledge, even to encourage, her husband's infidelity.
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