The intention of the show was to take a second look back at the past and re-examine ourselves and re-examine the idea of nostalgia, which is actually a quite powerful emotion.
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Considering those possibilities forces them to ruefully re-examine their marriage.
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But it may also force them to re-examine their prejudice.
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We have to re-examine our toxic, privileged, encroaching masculinity itself.
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Obviously, you guys saw the line, so we'll re-examine it tomorrow.
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If it's not Gucci, you have to really re-examine your life.
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Take Trump's decision to re-examine Obama's fuel efficiency standards for cars.
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In fact, by declining to re-examine her own husband's acts, Mrs.
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He left it up the appeals court to re-examine that question.
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Moreover, it ordered the Colorado tribunal to re-examine its own decision.
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Mr. McClinton, Mr. Wilson said, helped him re-examine his own texts.
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The independent life really makes you re-examine what success looks like.
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I don't think it's bad to re-examine what we are doing.
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The Vegas attack has prompted the department to re-examine their plans.
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Trump wants to re-examine every US trade relationship, especially those in Asia.
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We could also see T-Mobile re-examine a potential deal with Dish.
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The time has therefore come to re-examine these laws and our attitudes.
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Abolish different types of citizenship and re-examine links between citizenship and ethnicity.
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He also asked the Pentagon to re-examine the U.S. military's detention policy.
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The Odebrecht revelations have led investors to re-examine their valuations of Corficolombiana.
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She can't escape her earlier choices, or her need to re-examine them.
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The party might also re-examine their chances in Texas, where Democratic Rep.
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But in reality, it also dared you to re-examine old value systems.
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The tours should also re-examine the guidelines governing the composition of their boards.
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A good way to do that is to re-examine predictions from smart economists.
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This is all compelling proof that absolutists may have to re-examine their arguments.
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He also urged the United States to re-examine its longstanding alliance with Jordan.
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Other companies have been forced to re-examine their ties to the kingdom, too.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia has probably caused many physicians to re-examine their past.
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So he helps them re-examine their problems over a traditional, nurturing bowl of mochi.
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Those companies who don't step up to the plate now should re-examine their priorities.
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McGlashan's downfall marks an opportunity to critically re-examine the entire world of impact investment.
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A dramatic and unexpected landslide in 2010 prompted LMBV to re-examine the entire region.
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"It's time to re-examine how we deliver care to these vulnerable children," she says.
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If you don't believe me, it's time to re-examine the examples of former Sen.
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Any new tribune for robust American engagement also must re-examine the domestic social compact.
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He said his agency would re-examine diversity training for its officers and other employees.
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It forces players to re-examine how they usually play the game, applying skillets differently.
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CVC could re-examine the deal once the political situation stabilises, the first source said.
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The conference forced participants to re-examine what it means to be a "core" skateboarder.
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I think people could always stand to re-examine the way they think about sex.
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And the court is scheduled to re-examine Mr. Madsen's pretrial detention on Oct. 31.
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And I slowly began to re-examine my future and reignite my tamped-down ambitions.
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In the end, the whole process forced me to re-examine my relationship to trauma.
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Alabama Republicans say they want the court to re-examine the core issues in Roe.
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Mr. Bailey teaches how to re-examine your tasks, determine your priorities and minimize interruptions.
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In a statement Thursday, Sasse called for the Justice Department to re-examine Epstein's deal.
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After the $5.5 million jury verdict, Mr. McGinty said his office would re-examine the shooting.
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On June 25th Labour promised that, if elected, it would re-examine all outsourced defence contracts.
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Schiffer says she hopes the game's design will encourage players to re-examine their own biases.
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In 2009 the Gemeentemuseum launched a project to re-examine every Mondrian painting in its collection.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch will re-examine China Fishery's credit profile if it successfully restructures its debt.
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The carrier said it disagreed with regulators' assessment and would need to re-examine the results.
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Finally, Trump's talk and actions might prompt us to re-examine our notions of American masculinity.
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It's a set of instructions that asks jurors to re-examine their own views and opinions.
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Such outcomes could force voters to re-examine what binds England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Colleges should also re-examine their policies of giving preferential admissions to the children of alumni.
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Clinton and the State Department to re-examine the United States's relationship with the changing nation.
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"We have to fundamentally examine and re-examine the role of pharmacy benefit managers," he added.
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To move forward, we need to re-examine how we develop our leaders — civic and private.
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Why it matters: If and when the post-Kennedy court decides to re-examine Roe v.
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In May, Xi approached Trump, and Trump directed the Commerce Department to re-examine ZTE's case.
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Mr. Kreh was always willing to re-examine traditional ideas in a sport laden with them.
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BROADLY: Indonesians were forced to re-examine the massacre last year, which was its 50th anniversary.
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The state court will now re-examine Stutzman's case for any evidence of anti-religious bias.
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The defendants have two weeks to ask the federal circuit court to re-examine the case.
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"It's time to re-examine a lot of conventional assumptions about what is and isn't possible."
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In 2011, the office advised the bureau to "re-examine and perhaps fundamentally transform" its process.
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Every 20 years, Mr. Sestanovich writes, Americans re-examine the country's role on the world stage.
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Emmanuel Macron's election victory has given Paris a chance to re-examine its policy on Syria.
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J. is Innocent' series to re-examine case So far the new series has some viewers riveted.
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Will his next attack on Clinton make us re-examine his bigoted comments about Latinos and Muslims?
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It seems as though the global central bankers have decided to, at least, re-examine their strategy.
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Or Kavanagh could simply refuse to re-examine the ObamaCare precedent and treat it as settled law.
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Domino's also confirmed that a health inspector will re-examine the store before it reopens next week.
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State will have to re-examine all its current training programs and prioritize those core skill sets.
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On Friday, President Trump directed the secretary of labor to re-examine its controversial new "fiduciary" rule.
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The Trudeau government, while pledging that it'd re-examine the issue, has yet to do anything concrete.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb last month suggested the federal government should re-examine this.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb last week suggested the federal government should re-examine this.
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There have been near-constant calls in recent years to re-examine the NBA's 82-game schedule.
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"The November attack spurred us to re-examine who is working on the base," General Cleveland said.
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Constitutional changes The crisis over North Korea has forced the country to re-examine its defense strategy.
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According to Rock, diverse teams are more likely to re-examine facts when there is a disagreement.
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I began to re-examine what I knew about my mother's life in light of these images.
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But some are also encouraging the former vice president to re-examine how he interacts with others.
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The girl's injuries prompted some Major League Baseball teams to re-examine how far protective netting should extend.
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But user concerns about privacy are forcing companies to re-examine how they work with the social network.
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We will re-examine every aspect of the device, including hardware, software, manufacturing and the overall battery structure.
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That has led a number of mining companies to re-examine projects that were previously put on ice.
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"The operation has caused us to begin to re-examine force protection in Niger," said Rhode Island Sen.
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In 2016, Madrid ordered the exhumation of Frei's body and asked forensic experts to re-examine the remains.
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It has said it will re-examine the group's investment strategy once the terms of Brexit became clear.
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End that and end it now, then step back and re-examine the organization in a holistic manner.
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Rid's book offers a useful history as well as a chance to re-examine our current technological crossroads.
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Officials will re-examine the suspension decision before March 30, according to a police memo obtained by CNN.
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In the wake of the nerve agent poisoning, the government has said it will re-examine those deaths.
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Is it appropriate to re-examine the lyrics in today's context, especially in light of the #MeToo movement?
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And how or when does journalism have a responsibility to go back and re-examine its own choices?
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His works became best sellers at a time when Germans were ready to re-examine the Weimar Republic.
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But they could and should easily go back and re-examine old DNA mixtures to correct tragic mistakes.
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At a congressional hearing last month, DeVos defended her agency's decision to re-examine the school discipline guidance.
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Wade, the landmark decision that made abortion legal nationwide, now fear the court might re-examine the issue.
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After her teacher is accused by another student, Vanessa is forced years later to re-examine her experiences.
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But if this is you, then Das's research at least presents another reason to re-examine your life choices.
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"So they have to re-examine how they are going to govern," Schumer said on a call with reporters.
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At a minimum, these activities should force politicians on all sides to re-examine how we run our elections.
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And it may actually cause people to re-examine their data, how it's shaped, how societal influences influence outcomes.
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"We will have to re-examine how we charge for new services as we put them out," Conte said.
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When David Duke is praising you, it might be time to re-examine what you're doing with your life.
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Last month, governments around the world had a chance to re-examine the role of religion in violent conflict.
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New FTC Chairman Joe Simons has said that he wants to re-examine how the agency polices tech companies.
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Tours will continue, the owner, Mr. Stiller, said, but the company will re-examine its rules and its routes.
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Furthermore, we must re-examine how we can restrict suspected terrorists' access to guns, at least the deadliest ones.
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The unusual action is calling into question longstanding practices and prompting some companies to re-examine their employment agreements.
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Soumya Sankar Bose's collaborative photos imagine possible futures, and re-examine traumatic pasts, through his subjects' visions and anxieties.
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Our reporters re-examine the deal in light of China's pronounced tastes for brand names and concealed foreign holdings.
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The practice requires managers to re-examine every cost each year and cut those that no longer produce profits.
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Watching your future mother-in-law grieve has afforded you the dark opportunity to re-examine your own loss.
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Dr. Prum wants to push evolutionary biologists to re-examine their assumptions about utility and beauty, objectivity and subjectivity.
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After months of questions and complaints from the O'Connell family, Agent Rodgers was dispatched to re-examine the shooting.
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Tom Price, the secretary of health and human services, welcomed the opportunity to re-examine the preventive-services mandate.
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"Pro-ISIS groups in the Philippines will surely re-examine their roles in the post-Baghdadi era," he said.
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The fate of those benefits is now unclear as states re-examine their rules in light of federal changes.
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Three members of the Supreme Court have indicated that they may be ready to re-examine the Quill decision.
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It's also true that we need to distinguish good rules from bad rules and periodically re-examine old rules.
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Authorities secured the hostages' release by promising not to prosecute the villagers, and by pledging to re-examine their complaint.
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In a statement, Christine Lagarde, the IMF's managing director, said the fund would "re-examine the phasing" of the loan.
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For start-ups hoping to lure employees with Google-style perks, it is time to re-examine spending, said insiders.
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Should this mandate evolve, the North Atlantic Council will have to re-examine the level of NATO's engagement in Kosovo.
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But those fully immersed in the world of J.K. Rowling will never cease to examine and re-examine her genius.
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This country needs to pick itself up by the seat of its pants and re-examine what made it great.
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"I think from the U.S. point of view it's time to say 'let's re-examine where we stand'," Blankfein said.
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Just keep it professional and helpful to the company, which may need to re-examine how or who they hire.
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They want the airline to re-examine its policy and procedures so this won't happen to anyone else, he said.
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"We must negotiate to re-examine the 2003 treaty," he told La Voix du Nord, a regional newspaper, in January.
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The New Zealand police announced this past week that they would re-examine the case because of the public interest.
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But art could help re-examine the conquest's 500-year legacy with newfound respect, instead of rancor or political posturing.
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With the results in hand, it is time for us to re-examine the efficacy and desirability of genetic engineering.
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Our reporters re-examine the deal in light of two of China's pronounced tastes: brand names and concealed foreign holdings.
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The city announced this week that it would have to re-examine around 1,700 cases that involved the task force.
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"It's important for universities and museums to re-examine their collections that have accumulated over decades or centuries," Hinde said.
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Sheriff Shoar would later cite that visit as the reason he ordered his officers to re-examine a closed case.
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But a research team decided to re-examine the skeletons using new bone analysis techniques to determine how they died.
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"We urge Australian authorities to drop these proceedings and to re-examine the application of such suppression orders," added Butler.
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They also urged Starbucks to re-examine its store manual and handbook to correct policies that were "confusing" to employees.
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There's nothing like having a baby in the house to make you re-examine your priorities, including your spiritual ones.
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In November, Berlin's culture senator, Klaus Lederer, threatened to re-examine Mr. Dercon's appointment, which was made by the city.
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Florida's American Civil Liberties Union is calling on state officials to re-examine the sentences of all death row inmates.
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Some are increasing communication with students, raising fees for security, creating teams to re-examine policy, and frequently reassuring alumni.
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"It is time (for) UNRWA (to) be dismantled," he said in 2017, urging the U.N. to "re-examine" its existence.
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More broadly, Japanese officials have started to re-examine a stimulus strategy that has relied heavily on the central bank.
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She is still holding to that conclusion after an appeals court asked her to go back and re-examine her findings.
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It is a project that demands listeners to throw everything out and to re-examine things they had taken for granted.
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It also prompted us to re-examine the ideas of some of our favourites, such as Friedrich Hayek and John Rawls.
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Dreyfuss also said there was a "sea-change" happening in society and said he hoped people would re-examine their behavior.
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It is time for the British political elite to re-examine its ingrained habits when it comes to the special relationship.
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But don't expect this movie to thoughtfully re-examine a complicated, far-off past, or move us towards a progressive future.
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Following the U.S. election, tech giants must re-examine the "unintended consequences" of their platforms on society, big tech executives said.
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The laureates say science backs them up and urged Greenpeace to re-examine which findings the group uses in its advocacy.
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Instead a cassation will be lodged to consider if the law had been applied correctly rather than re-examine the evidence.
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But they added they would take concerns back to product teams and re-examine the feature in light of the criticism.
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The agencies are being told to re-examine how they grant waivers to award federal contractors to low-bidding foreign manufacturers.
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Acadia Pharmaceuticals shares plunged 22 percent Wednesday after a report the Food and Drug Administration will re-examine its only drug.
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Ellison urged consumer protection agency to re-examine the company in light of its massive growth since the Obama-era investigation.
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In light of the new study, Dr. Powers said he hoped that the F.D.A. and doctors would re-examine that decision.
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Speaking in Davos, however, Ghosn said Nissan would re-examine the group's investment strategy once the terms of Brexit become clear.
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If you secretly harbor the idea that Snapchat is frivolous or somehow a fad, it's time to re-examine your certainties.
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Those who choose not to re-examine the founding of our country are likely those who continue to benefit from it.
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Just this week, the city said it will have to re-examine 1,700 cases, cases that the task force had touched.
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So in tandem with his Turkish studies, Mr. Udoh began to re-examine what he knew of black history in America.
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Last year, about 650 of Salesforce's own employees asked Benioff to "re-examine" a contract with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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Despite several legal challenges, a court rejected calls to re-examine the laws, determining that they did not violate the Constitution.
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Apple could have pushed harder to press for fewer spaces; Cupertino should re-examine policies that make driving the easiest option.
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Richard Prum, a scientist at Yale, is challenging his colleagues to re-examine their thinking on how evolution influences sex selection.
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At the time, the Fed said it recognized costs could change and pledged to periodically re-examine the rate for adjustments.
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This past March, new evidence led investigators from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and Spalding County to re-examine the case.
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Instead, they should think things through from the ground up, respect facts and skeptically re-examine their own assumptions and convictions.
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While the 6.23 accident at Three Mile Island prompted American engineers to re-examine reactor designs, the Soviets did not bother.
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But you're right: One way or the other, we're going to have to re-examine our relationship with the world around us.
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The Swedish study will continue following the children tested at age 2 and will re-examine their language development at age 7.
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"Either the agreement fits qualitatively...or it doesn't, and Switzerland presses forward," he said, adding Switzerland could re-examine the issue later.
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In recent months, officials have been making more frequent calls to re-examine China's presence in the stock portfolios of American investors.
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"The North Atlantic Council will now have to re-examine the level of NATO's engagement with the Kosovo Security Force," he said.
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Vice President Tareck El Aissami read a six-point communique that included the request for the court to re-examine its finding.
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Ishi also told a regular news conference the ministry will re-examine its methods for testing vehicles' fuel economy, according to Kyodo.
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The move comes as exchanges and regulators re-examine rules designed to ensure orderly markets following a chaotic trading session on Aug.
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"The incoming administration and the 85033th Congress will likely re-examine and unwind burdensome regulations imposed by the Obama administration," he added.
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The agency, which is allowing KIND to put the word back on its products, now says it will re-examine its rules.
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As the U.S. prepares transitions power to a new administration, it is a critical moment to re-examine its relationship with Malaysia.
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This dangerous pattern will be repeated until top news organizations re-examine their operations and institute a better set of best practices.
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The agency began to re-examine the rule after a chorus of patient groups raised concerns about the widespread use of arbitration.
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They re-examine every one of their premises: "When we know something we stop thinking about it, don't we?" one character says.
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South Dakota has asked the Supreme Court to re-examine that question in a dispute with online retailers including Wayfair and Overstock.
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Those included increased funding for Dr. Nassar's victims and a plan to re-examine the basic governance structure of American Olympic sports.
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As painful as it is for a Cubs fan like myself, let's go back and re-examine the finish of Game 6.
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Vrieling was one of four riders cut from the Games over the rule, resulting in a call to re-examine the regulation.
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Doubts force us to think things out and re-examine our reasons, and that can, in the end, lead to stronger faith.
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Yet prosecutors who fail to re-examine cases where serious evidence of innocence has emerged risk running afoul of legal ethics rules.
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"I think it's time to change our positions and re-examine them," Warner said on the CBS News "Face the Nation" program.
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Completion of the pipeline was delayed in September so federal authorities could re-examine permits required by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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In their plea to the justices, Mr Carpenter's lawyers urged the court to "re-examine traditional notions of privacy in the digital age".
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Last February, the Supreme Court heard arguments against its constitutionality, then decided in June to decline to re-examine Article 377's validity.
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The company said it would also re-examine specific ads about protests in Hong Kong that were brought to its attention on Monday.
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We would not just re-examine the suspension of the Hermes export credit guarantees [covering business with Turkey], we would really do it.
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The department is now investigating the accident, and it will re-examine the inspection history, said Logan D. Hall, spokesman for the department.
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The latest occasion to re-examine the Dow stems from chemical company DowDuPont Inc, which is breaking up into three publicly listed stocks.
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It's time to have the difficult conversation Charlie also teaches us about the need to re-examine our attitudes toward death and dying.
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The Trump administration said Thursday it would "re-examine" ObamaCare's contraception mandate, which requires insurers to cover birth control with no co-pay.
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The scandal has roiled the world of endurance athletes and prompted many race organizations to bar her, and re-examine her previous wins.
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"Should our operational requirements in Russia change, we would be ready to re-examine our infrastructure and staffing requirements," EBRD spokesman Charles said.
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After decades of failure, it is imperative that the United States re-examine its approach to negotiations and its policy toward the conflict.
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She fell in love, suffered a mental health breakdown, and had to re-examine who she really was, behind the mask of GOTN.
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Though I've always been a Mario person, Sonic Mania seems like an opportunity to re-examine my own history with the ol' hedgehog.
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In addition to expelling suspected spies, Britain could re-examine some of the other Russians it has allowed to live in the country.
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The centenary of Bernstein's birth also provided an opportunity for the orchestra's archivist, Silvia Kargl, to re-examine his history with the orchestra.
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With that in mind, the central bank will re-examine the economy and price trends at its policy-setting meeting scheduled for Oct.
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Legislation could pass now, if Democrats are willing to do what Congress hasn't really done since 1980: re-examine how the agency works.
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Given that assessment, it might seem surprising that Mr. Halperin has opted to re-examine Mr. Trump's tumultuous campaign in all its detail.
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Rebates have come under even more scrutiny lately with the Trump administration repeatedly questioning this system and even vowing to re-examine it.
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The financial sector has been under pressure from clients and safety activists to re-examine relations with the weapons industry after the Feb.
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If Trump wants to go down in history as a successful president, it's time for him to re-examine his relationship with the truth.
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It is crucial that we now re-examine and investigate all of her past cases, particularly those where were no DNA evidence was found.
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The UN also faulted the Israelis for failing to re-examine the effectiveness of roof knock warnings as the civilian toll continued to mount.
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"Eventually, the slowing economy will hurt employment, so there is a growing chance the BOJ will have to re-examine its policies," he said.
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"This will also encourage government ministries to re-examine their needs of using Microsoft technology or switch to other technology alternatives," the ministry said.
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One floor down and the visitor encounters "Bentu" ("of this earth"), a parallel show highlighting 12 artists returning home to re-examine their roots.
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Though planemakers continue to enjoy strong demand for passenger aircraft, weak sales of cargo planes are forcing them to re-examine their freighter programmes.
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The lawyer suggested that he write to the district attorney's office to ask if its new Conviction Review Unit would re-examine his case.
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Smart speaker company Sonos will re-examine its Chinese supply chains if the U.S.-China trade war worsens, company CEO Patrick Spence told Axios.
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Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) on Wednesday called for the Department of Justice (DOJ) to "re-examine" whether it can indict a sitting president.
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The problem came to light after Japanese regulators ordered all carmakers to re-examine their testing methods after the revelations at Mitsubishi last month.
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It's time to re-examine the nature of American wine criticism today, a methodology that Mr. Parker helped both to popularize and to institutionalize.
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Breast implant review: Women's complaints of joint pain and fatigue have led the Food and Drug Administration to re-examine the safety of implants.
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But another is that his words at the convention — re-examine them closely — weren't about L.G.B.T. people, whom he didn't promise to protect, period.
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We should also re-examine how we discuss whether Warren or some other challenger has the particular chops to handle Trump's falsehoods and slurs.
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The first four episodes re-examine the 1997 murder conviction of Darlie Routier, a Texas woman whose two young sons were stabbed to death.
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CS I get the impression you think there's something undignified in your fiancé's mom's Facebook posts, but I encourage you to re-examine that.
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The two-act exhibition would use culture to call attention to those crises and re-examine, maybe even shift, the power dynamics of Europe.
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"If our allies move forward with Huawei in their 5G networks, we will have to re-examine certain aspects of our relationship," warned Rep.
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Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who took office last year, had asked the committee to re-examine the hunting ban, which was introduced in 2014.
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The court punted on two similar cases last term, sending them back down to lower courts to re-examine if the plaintiffs had standing.
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The push to leave the European Union could eventually force voters to re-examine the ties that bind England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Using gender as an analytical lens, we re-examine the underlying assumptions in patriarchal interpretations of the sacred texts and devise more egalitarian conclusions.
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Compensation consultant Brent Longnecker said the vote could spur the board to re-examine Iger's performance goals, though he did not expect major change.
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But the PPP has pledged to improve "contract administration" by requiring Exxon hire more local firms, and promises to re-examine deals with other companies.
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At a meeting in June the American Medical Association (AMA) said it planned to re-examine the issue; it has formally opposed legalisation since 1993.
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The next government will also have to re-examine domestic policies on everything from financial regulation to fisheries as Brussels' writ comes to its end.
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He came back into focus in 2015 when law enforcement officers decided to re-examine evidence using DNA testing technology that was unavailable in 1989.
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While Trump's Syria policy has not been fully spelled out, he has suggested Washington could re-examine its longstanding opposition to Russia's support for Assad.
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Queen Mary University of London's Osman and her colleagues used a new statistical method called p-curve analysis to re-examine studies in the field.
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Nominations are based on popularity and rankings on music charts, not artistic quality — a process the association has pledged to re-examine after the outcry.
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On April 7, the Labor Department delayed the effective date of its much-anticipated fiduciary rule, pursuant to President Trump's directive to re-examine it.
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So it's worth examining what he said, and how likely it is that we'll have to re-examine his promises if the bill becomes law.
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With her friend and collaborator, Laotian-American artist Saymoukda Vongsay, she is creating theater pieces and films to re-examine their shared history and culture.
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But perhaps more significantly, it appeared to signal a broader willingness to re-examine the involvement of the tribes in infrastructure decisions like this one.
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He said city officials would re-examine the policy of waiting for Justice Department investigations to end before moving to discipline officers in similar cases.
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British officials have promised to re-examine the suspicious deaths of more than a dozen people in Britain who had run afoul of the Kremlin.
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Members of Ms. Bland's family called on Texas officials to re-examine the case after journalists showed them the video, according to the WFAA report.
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But he left the door open to the possibility that after Mr. Trump leaves office, prosecutors could re-examine the evidence gathered and charge him.
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Retro Report, a series of video documentaries that re-examine major news stories of long ago, devotes this installment to the Janes and their mission.
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In the last decade, major museums have amped up efforts to re-examine the past, unearthing the work of artists who had previously been excluded.
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At the annual National Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas last week, Mr. Pai announced his intention to re-examine other media ownership rules.
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The White House has also imposed taxes on imports from countries like China as a means of forcing allies to re-examine longstanding trade deals.
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Trump appeared to indicate on Friday he would re-examine the issue of federal pay, which he suggested he had not considered in depth previously.
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Since then, several Putin critics and their associates have died under suspicious circumstances in Britain, and British officials have vowed to re-examine those cases.
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Kirk was among a handful of Republicans who quickly called for the administration and Congress to re-examine the refugee acceptance program following Tuesday's attacks.
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They say the experience taught them a lot about what they wanted for their life; helping them re-examine how they felt about having children.
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In order for a woman to be elected president, a lot of us may need to re-examine some of our subconscious ways of thinking.
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It has become increasingly common for prosecutors' offices around the country to re-examine convictions when evidence suggests that an error might have been made.
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It also signaled a willingness to re-examine the positioning of the roughly 70,000 American troops the Pentagon says are stationed in the Middle East.
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Yields were also pushed lower by U.S. President Donald Trump's comments that suggested he wishes to re-examine trade relations with Japan, sparking further trade fears.
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A federal official familiar with the matter told The Associated Press that information published in the 1955 book led federal investigators to re-examine the case.
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Before Ghana and Ivory Coast said it would re-examine company sustainability schemes, only about 150,000 tonnes of export contracts including the LID had been sold.
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The carrier, in a statement, said the regulators' decision was "premature" and said it would need to further re-examine the results given its "different interpretations".
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But any remaining skeptics might want to re-examine their narrative as the yields are mostly justifiable and may rise even further in the months ahead.
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I've found that when you dramatically alter the colors of a subject, it causes the viewer to stop and re-examine what they are looking at.
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The actress went on to share that this epiphany moment also had the added bonus of making her re-examine her relationship with her older child.
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The move came after the EU Court of Justice (ECJ) last year ordered the lower tribunal to re-examine the case following an appeal by Dyson.
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To get away from the flood of hot takes, and to re-examine this bold shadowy cultural statement in hopes of understanding whether the work succeeded.
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In the instructions he read, he said the jurors should not hesitate to re-examine their views and change their decision if they think it's erroneous.
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The EPA can now re-examine a rule that stepped on states' authority by putting an environmental agency in charge of transforming the nation's energy grid.
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"The DEA should be able to effectively go after bad actors and I think Congress should re-examine this issue," Portman said in an emailed statement.
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The hook in this one: New York City sets up a "Conviction Integrity Unit" to re-examine prosecutions that may have put innocent people in jail.
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The drug floods the brain with hormones and neurotransmitters that evoke feelings of trust and well-being, which researchers say helps patients re-examine traumatic memories.
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Apparently, it was millennials like Kendall Jenner requesting vintage Versace that made Donatella re-examine her company archives for this spring/summer 2018 men's wear collection.
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"This discovery forces us to re-examine our models of how stellar-mass black holes form," said David Reitze, a physicist at the University of Florida.
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"When the former grand wizard of the K.K.K. chimes in to say he agrees with you, it's time to re-examine your stance," Mr. Meyers said.
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President Donald Trump -- who campaigned as an ally of the National Rifle Association -- has signaled a willingness to re-examine some of the country's gun laws.
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Trump issued another executive order on Tuesday that called for the federal government to re-examine its policy for H1-B visas granted to high-skilled workers.
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Such stories have the power to touch those who didn't believe they could be touched or needed to re-examine what was in their heads and heart.
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The organization will convene in June to re-examine the risk of an outbreak and identify any gaps in a country's ability to control the Zika virus.
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In the last seven years, almost two dozen offices in 11 states and the District of Columbia have opened conviction-integrity units to re-examine old cases.
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Despite that preparation, which began in earnest last year, President Donald Trump asked the Labor Department in February to re-examine the cost of implementing the rule.
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American scientists discovered another fossil from the bird in Wyoming that matched the 40-year-old sample, causing the scientists from China to re-examine their find.
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The bottom line: When evidence emerges that a technology is not safe, that's the time to re-examine a lot of priors about technology making us safer.
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But watching Ethan and his family deal with the absence of a chunk of brain makes you re-examine what you think you know about the organ.
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Technical positioning in limited trading volume shifted markets through the day as a weak reading on U.S. consumer confidence forced traders to re-examine the market's momentum.
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School officials says they will re-examine policies about what types of activities will be allowed on campus and will hire an outside firm to review security.
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They should periodically reassess whether their admissions plans remain legal and effective, and also re-examine every few years whether the conclusions of previous studies remain valid.
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The revelation caused many to re-examine the connections between the Trumps and the Agalarovs, who helped Trump bring the Miss Universe pageant to Moscow in 2013.
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It's time to re-examine the role of pharmacy benefit managers and understand how their financial arrangements work, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said Friday.
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In the aftermath of the UAE withdrawal from Yemen, MbS will be forced to re-examine the grand design he devised for himself and for the region.
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The new paper may reopen that debate, requiring scientists to re-examine the idea with the more sophisticated computer models of the climate that are available today.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said at an industry conference Thursday that the government could re-examine the federal law that says prescription drug rebates aren't considered kickbacks.
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Cliona Saidlear, executive director of Rape Crisis Network Ireland, said the case may have spurred a new willingness to re-examine prevailing attitudes about sex and consent.
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Tim Clark, president of Emirates, told reporters in Seoul that it could take six months to restore operations as other regulators re-examine the U.S. delegation practices.
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"I just signed an order directing Secretary Mattis to re-examine our military detention policy and to keep open the detention facilities at Guantánamo Bay," he said.
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While international security is complicated, here's a rule of thumb: When you find yourself on the same side as Bolton, go back and re-examine your position.
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When coronavirus broke out in Silicon Valley, it prompted many tech companies to order employees to work from home and to re-examine how their companies operate.
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Produced by Working Title TV and Instinct Productions, "The Case Against Adnan Syed" will both re-examine the police investigation and address Mr. Syed's present-day situation.
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Anne-Marie Slaughter, the president of the New America Foundation, pledged to re-examine her group's policies for dealing with donors while defending the organization's intellectual integrity.
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In a telephone interview on Friday, Mr. LaHood said he asked investigators in Bexar County after he took office in 2015 to re-examine the Jones case.
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Roger Severino, the director of the Office for Civil Rights at the Department of Health and Human Services, said it was necessary to re-examine the rule.
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America, too, has to re-examine the way it's engaging with China right now to address those complaints, said Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale University.
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What this means is, jurors are 'fighting' over who to believe and who to trust as they methodically examine and in this case "re-examine" the testimony.
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The order would also re-examine the use of torture, which was widely condemned in the Bush era and is opposed by Mr. Trump's own defense secretary.
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This knotty tale flashes back a year, when a request from Noah devastates Helen, and which, in turn, causes her to re-examine her relationship with Vik.
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For starters, DeYoung says, King -- who often said injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere -- would have been forced to re-examine his own private behavior.
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Many said they were resolute in their evangelical convictions, but others said Mr. Chau's death caused them to re-examine what it means to be a missionary.
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In March, a court ruled that the rate cap was unconstitutional, but judges suspended the ruling for 12 months to allow parliament to re-examine the law.
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As with the original, the new Twilight Zone episodes will both freak you out and encourage you to re-examine your life — it's entertainment with a moral backbone.
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Basically, while it was looking back at the 1980s, it didn't think to really examine what those films did and re-examine it with a more modern sensibility.
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It was a positive experience for me, having to re-examine the way I work, and to get an intimate look at how other people go about writing.
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"We're going to re-examine everything the president has done, and figure out what's the right thing to do," Rubio, a son of Cuban immigrants, told reporters Tuesday.
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In mid-March, a Kenyan court ruled that the cap was unconstitutional, but judges suspended the decision for 12 months to allow parliament to re-examine the law.
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Shares of CVS Health and Express Scripts slid last week after Gottlieb suggested the federal government re-examine whether rebates should be re-classified under anti-kickback laws.
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Adam Schiff argued Wednesday that the Department of Justice "needs to re-examine" the Office of Legal Counsel's opinion that a sitting US president should not be indicted.
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It reflects a growing desire to re-examine Washington's alliance with the kingdom, which for decades has been a cornerstone of American foreign policy in the Middle East.
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If attacks like the one on July 7 continue to happen, the Pentagon will undoubtedly have to re-examine this level of training for Afghan troops, experts say.
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But Papagan's been researching the murders and inviting audiences to re-examine the phenomenon since he began hosting an unofficial O.J. Tour of Brentwood about a decade ago.
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Edwin J. Deedrick Jr., the officer in charge of administering internal punishments, was quickly told by Army leaders to re-examine some of the reprimands from the investigation.
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" Michael J. Palladino, the president of the Detective's Endowment Association, said it may be time to re-examine the vest policy for detectives, to "rethink the gray area.
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For all its intimacy and melodic grace, "Aromanticism" — true to its title — sets out to re-examine the ways our culture idealizes and fixates on couples in love.
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Pragmatism, however, has its limits; it remains to be seen if the mayor and the governor use Mr. Trump's victory as impetus to re-examine their acrimonious relationship.
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When asked two days later on ABC's "This Week" if Colorado should re-examine its gun laws, Hickenlooper said Holmes could have created "horror" even without the guns.
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It would be unveiled as part of the city's attempt to re-examine Marx's work and the turbulent time in which he lived, through exhibitions and intellectual discussions.
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We have to re-examine America's poisoned information environment... MY POINT: It's easier than ever to go down digital rabbit holes of hate and conspiracy theories and hoaxes.
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The federal governments of Germany's European partners and other established democracies already hold such powers, he noted, stressing that "it is time" to re-examine Germany's security setup.
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Ancient literature can certainly be eye opening, and it has a wonderful capacity to make us re-examine many modern assumptions that we take too much for granted.
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As a result, many of these small, experimental schools are being forced to re-examine their missions, merge with more traditional institutions or, in some cases, shut down.
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Stein alleges that foreign hackers could've exploited vulnerable voting machines and points to the proven instances of hacked voting registration offices as reasons to re-examine the ballots.
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Nissan, which is pressing Renault for a joint investigation of alliance finances, also wants to re-examine a recent decision to create a new alliance foundation in Switzerland.
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Nadler also added that the Judiciary Committee will re-examine the White House's apparent stifling of the FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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As a general rule of thumb, when the former grand wizard of the KKK chimes in to say he agrees with you, it's time to re-examine your stance.
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The Innocence Project, an organisation that uses DNA evidence to re-examine convictions, has proven the innocence of 300-odd people, most of them convicted for rape and murder.
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Germany&aposs asylum authority says it will re-examine some 183,000 cases handled by one of its regional offices amid a scandal over the improper granting of asylum requests.
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Clark warned it could take six months to restore operations as other regulators re-examine the U.S. delegation practices - though U.S. majors have only suspended MAX schedules to August.
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As consumers are forced to re-examine an already contentious relationship with Victoria's Secret and its annual fashion show, the brand will now have to begin its own reconfiguration.
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Florida, the state supreme courts in Florida, Alabama, and Delaware, which all had similarly unusual sentencing structures, were asked to re-examine the constitutionality of their death penalty laws.
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It is now time to re-examine those policies in light of the changing student demographic and the innovative education delivery models that are connecting learning to today's careers.
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Asked on Friday for its reaction to Dr. Rodchenkov's proposal to re-examine the B samples of Russian athletes, a spokeswoman for WADA confirmed receipt of Dr. Rodchenkov's letter.
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Conviction-integrity units are a fairly new concept in law enforcement: Prosecutors re-examine convictions in light of new evidence, often in the form of previously unavailable DNA tests.
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" As Constable said, "We steal, repurpose, re-examine, and ultimately redefine everything from celebrities to politicians to corporate logos and redistribute these skewed ideas to the public for free.
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And given that context -- when her boss, Donald Trump, was himself weathering allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior -- it's a really weird time for her to want to re-examine.
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So the New York City Ballet has altered the scene, as part of a broader movement to re-examine how people of color are portrayed in the performing arts.
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Scientists in crime labs need clear feedback to change entrenched, error-prone methods, and they should be strongly encouraged to re-examine old cases where such methods were used.
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"I believe there's room for the BOJ to review its policy framework and re-examine its effect including how it interacts with fiscal and pro-growth policies," he said.
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Watching and reading Rudy's ferocious lying for Mr. Trump, whether on Fox or CNN, forced me to re-examine his last 25 years, especially the profiteering from Sept. 11.
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In my review of "Rubberband," I hoped to suggest that readers also re-examine the rest of Davis's work from that era, and perhaps place it in higher esteem.
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But the NIH director is calling on major sports leagues to re-examine their sponsorship deals with unhealthy foods, out of fear they are fueling the country's obesity problem.
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The party had notified campaigns that it would re-examine reported results if presented with "documentary evidence" of "inconsistencies" between the data on the worksheets and the reported results.
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Every February we re-examine the exemplary lives of Harriet Tubman, Charles Drew, Frederick Douglass and those of lesser known but truly significant leaders, artists, scientists, thinkers and others.
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Agent Rodgers, a former agent of the year, was asked to re-examine the shooting after Ms. O'Connell's family complained that the sheriff had not properly investigated her death.
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The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Thursday but said it would re-examine economic and price developments more thoroughly at its next policy meeting in October.
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He argued the Senate should re-examine a bill he sponsored in 2013 that would have expanded background checks to gun sales at gun shows and on the internet.
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The acquittals have sparked debate in legal circles as to whether the SFO should re-examine its evidence in two other prosecutions of people for alleged financial benchmark rigging.
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As a general rule of thumb, when the former grand wizard of the K.K.K. chimes in to say he agrees with you, it's time to re-examine your stance.
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"Whether it was polling, predictive modeling, almost anything ... I think we have to re-examine a lot of the ways in which we go about doing the business of journalism."
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These days strip away the distractions of the everyday and evoke a sense of standing directly before God, spurring one to feel "awe" and to re-examine one's ethical choices.
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The Trump administration is preparing new executive orders to re-examine all 14 U.S. free trade agreements and review government procurement policies to aid American companies, two administration officials say.
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As painful as my dad's experience was, it was his renewed perspective that forced me to re-examine my priorities and create a life we can both be proud of.
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PTC, which has been working on a separate Duchenne product, said they would "re-examine" the newly acquired drug's price — far from a certainty that the price will be lowered.
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LUXEMBOURG, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Europe's top court on Wednesday told a lower court to re-examine U.S. chipmaker Intel's appeal against a 1.06-billion-euro ($1.3 billion) EU antitrust fine.
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About 10 miles from the shooting, Floresville Christian Fellowship Pastor Bennie Herrera said he needed to re-examine security but knows there is only so much that can be done.
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It's a set of instructions that asks jurors to re-examine their own views and opinions, and there is no limit to how many times a judge can issue it.
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Those claims drove antidoping officials to re-examine urine samples from previous Olympics, and they said there have been 31 new positive tests from the 2008 Beijing Games so far.
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Blumenauer said he thinks there's a "desperate need" to re-examine the tax law, and said he is open to taking an all-of-the-above approach on infrastructure financing.
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The State of Connecticut said on Thursday that it would appeal a sweeping ruling in a schools funding case that ordered it to re-examine virtually the entire education system.
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I'm just saying that it's a great idea to occasionally re-examine positions that were perhaps taken a few years ago in a different time and in a different mood.
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The attacks generated headlines worldwide and prompted scientists to re-examine their understanding of sharks, stirring fear in an age in which wading at the beach was the ultimate pastime.
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I'd like to say we should give everyone a shot to have their mind cracked open and to re-examine all the faulty wiring they may have been living with.
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Fears of the coronavirus have prompted movie fans to re-examine Steven Soderbergh's star-studded 143 thriller, "Contagion," a fictional account of a pandemic that kills 26 million people worldwide.
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In the current term alone, the Supreme Court agreed to re-examine at least three precedents after Justice Thomas, along with other members of the court, called for their reconsideration.
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Instead, Rachel drops their kids off at his place one day and never returns, forcing him to navigate full-time parental duties and re-examine what their marriage had been.
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The investigators assigned to re-examine the woman's case were former prosecutors, one of whom had published papers about the risk factors for false convictions in the criminal justice system.
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Pushing against such a current can be hard for fair-minded journalists, who rightly pride themselves on being open to new information and willing to re-examine their own assumptions.
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It suggests that we re-examine what we think we know about fatness, that we consider trying to love and care for our bodies at whatever size they are now.
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But as Mr. Shea took over, the attorney general assigned outside prosecutors to re-examine politically fraught cases, including that of Michael T. Flynn, Mr. Trump's former national security adviser.
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In an interview, Mr. Signer discussed the weekend's protests, his response to the anti-Semitic Twitter posts, and the steps forward in a city seeking to re-examine its history.
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It is one of many cases that the new government is being called on to re-examine, including similar abductions, the deaths of prisoners in custody and politically charged murders.
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And though that is a long way from the sea-change Democrats would need, it might be enough to make a couple of Republicans re-examine their own political interests.
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His work has found that the most effective interventions focus on addressing "maladaptive social cognition" — that is, helping people re-examine how they interact with others and perceive social cues.
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The court had agreed to Ping's petition to re-examine results in Haut-Ogooue province, where Bongo was declared to have won 95 percent on a turnout of 99.9 percent.
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She makes a case for treating the wave of revelations as an opportunity to re-examine a culture-wide system of discrimination, not just individual instances of bigotry and harassment.
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As part of this effort, during the approval process, the agency plans to re-examine the risk-benefit paradigm for opioids to ensure that it considers their wider public health effects.
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Speaking at the press conference on Friday, Nabiullina said the central bank and the government should re-examine whether the 7% threshold is enough to keep Russia protected from possible shocks.
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Supporters say Pompeo's move is 'logical' Others said the concerns were an over-reaction, and that it is a good idea to re-examine what the US considers an important right.
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But the discussion of coordinated bot campaigns fits into the broader post-election theme that social media companies need to re-examine their role in amplifying abusive or misleading political messages.
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Hopefully this incident will spur Facebook to re-examine how it chooses trends, the way the Ferguson protests inspired Jack Dorsey to get Twitter more involved with activism for worthy causes.
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Disney's retelling of Maleficent's story forced us to humanistically re-examine a reviled character; Daniels is challenging our culture to do the same for herself, and other women in her profession.
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Speaking at the press conference on Friday, Nabiullina said the central bank and the government should re-examine whether the 7% threshold is enough to keep Russia protected from possible shocks.
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The EU Court of Justice (ECJ) ordered a lower tribunal last week to re-examine U.S. chipmaker Intel's appeal against a 1.06 billion euro fine, a rare setback for the Commission.
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Mr Shaheed holds out some hope that the new parliament elected last month will improve Iran's human rights record and "re-examine laws that have contributed to a staggering execution rate".
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But the vexing uncertainty is also a glorious opportunity for the FCC to re-examine the rules around zero rating and color in the gray areas with more black and white.
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Further nudging them along Tuesday morning, Walls read a modified version of a model jury instruction that encouraged them to "re-examine" their views, adding his own embellishments along the way.
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"It might be a good starting point to re-examine the whole nature of regulation of space activity," said Christopher Newman, a professor of space law at Northumbria University in Britain.
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The twist ending (still the most famous thing about it) is designed precisely to make viewers re-examine what came before — and hopefully buy more tickets to see it another time.
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Koenig's investigations had offered no clear opinion on Syed's guilt, but they had brought to light the potential holes in the prosecution's case and intensified public pressure to re-examine it.
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In 1969, Attorney General Ramsey Clark appointed four medical experts to re-examine scientific evidence, in part as a response to an investigation by the New Orleans district attorney, Jim Garrison.
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They all routinely dissect incoming data or ideas for the bias they might contain, but are less likely to re-examine their own bias in light of criticism or new information.
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" While the crowd didn't leave "being in love with Donald Trump," Kempe said, they did leave "feeling that they have to re-examine their current thinking about him as a leader.
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They have begun to re-examine lung cell samples they have collected in recent years for evidence of these oil-filled immune cells in people who vaped but didn't get sick.
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In 913, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu implicitly acknowledged the shortcomings of the three previous government commissions when he appointed a member of his cabinet, Tzachi Hanegbi, to re-examine the evidence.
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French budget minister Gerald Darmanin said he hoped the door had "not closed" on the possibility of a deal, adding Paris would be happy to re-examine any new proposal from FCA.
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A U.S. congressional commission said last month that amending the extradition laws could provide grounds for Washington to re-examine elements of its relationship with Hong Kong outlined in the 1992 law.
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But the need to pause production so that Louis-Dreyfus could go through cancer treatment let showrunner-director David Mandel re-examine shifting norms and mine real-life situations for the show.
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I ask a doctor to re-examine Herb; he pokes him and says if his appendix were about to burst the pain would be so severe Herb would be on the ceiling.
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Bernd Fabritius, the rapporteur on Interpol abuses for the Council of Europe, urged Interpol to re-examine the red notice against Mr Akhanli "in light of the rules outlawing politically motivated interventions".
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Moving forcefully against Obama-era environmental rules, President Donald Trump is set to announce in Michigan plans to re-examine federal requirements that regulate the fuel efficiency of new cars and trucks.
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A district court will have to re-examine whether the Republican-led legislature in Virginia illegally sought to dilute black voters' influence when it drew legislative districts, the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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When asked by reporters, NASA's deputy CFO Andrew Hunter said there were "some out-year assumptions" of funds for the International Space Station in 2023 and 2024 that NASA will re-examine.
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With Baghdadi's death, the U.S. must re-examine how to achieve its goals in Syria or Afghanistan if neighboring countries are not working with it — and might even be working against Washington.
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The show, which includes Janna Dyk, Mona Hatoum, Raed Yassin and Annette Messager, focuses on the ways in which female artists use embroidery to re-examine the role of women in art.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb last week suggested the federal government re-examine whether the rebates should be re-classified under anti-kickback laws, which has weighed on PBM stocks.
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To survive the coming earthquake, he advises, you need to radically re-examine your plan for the future — and you need to learn Silicon Valley's ways rather than expect to defeat it.
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Either way, one of the things I've tried to do with my former company Nerd Machine, and event company, Nerd HQ, is find ways to foster conversations that re-examine the word.
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The senators further disputed the Pentagon's claim that it can't re-examine the Air Force cases cited in the testimony since the attorney who chose those cases for citation has since died.
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The committee will also call for Boeing to re-examine cockpit design and operation to make sure that Boeing planes are accessible the next generation of pilots who may have less training.
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By then, the Queens district attorney's office had begun to re-examine the two detectives' account in a drug case, a review that led to the second perjury indictment against the officers.
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To survive the coming earthquake, he advises, you need to radically re-examine your plan for the future — and you need to learn Silicon Valley's ways rather than expect to defeat it.
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The docudrama follows transcripts from witnesses of the trials to re-examine the extreme beliefs that sparked a mass panic that gripped the Massachusetts village over an eight-month period in 1692.
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To give them even more perspective, in the way blindness causes Milton to re-examine his life's purpose, have them look at what the elderly say about what gives their lives meaning.
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Ivan Pavlov, Ms. Dupuy's lawyer, said that predicting the outcome of the case was a "thankless job," given the Russian government's reluctance to re-examine the murky elements of the Soviet past.
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This "migratory turn," as curator Emma Chubb has called it, raises crucial questions for institutions trying to shape public perceptions of immigrants or re-examine current collections in light of transnational concerns.
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It was only after the Women and Democracy Association, a nongovernmental organization, released a statement questioning the fundamental premises of the amnesty bill that the government decided to re-examine its position.
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Jeong Jae-chan, chairman of the Korea Fair Trade Commission, said the agency will re-examine anti-competition issues over Google's policies on the Android platform but did not elaborate on specifics.
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Therefore, both legislators — by way of developing and amending laws — and judges — via hearing arguments and creating case law — must re-examine SORNA in order to preserve liberty and uphold the Constitution.
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The construction of the Humboldt Forum museum, scheduled to open in Berlin at the end of this year with imperial treasures, has pushed Germany to re-examine its own involvements in Africa.
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French budget minister Gerald Darmanin said the door should not be closed on the possibility of a deal with Renault, adding Paris would be happy to re-examine any new proposal from FCA.
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Synopsis: An investigation into one woman's memory as she's forced to re-examine her first sexual relationship and the stories we tell ourselves in order to survive; based on the filmmaker's own story.
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That may sound all too similar to real-world problems, but The Expanse's uncanny ability to let viewers re-examine our crises through a fictional lens is what makes the series so compelling.
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"I just signed, prior to walking in, an order directing (Defense) Secretary (Jim) Mattis ... to re-examine our military detention policy and to keep open the detention facilities in Guantanamo Bay," Trump said.
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However, the case was sent back to the lower court to re-examine whether the plaintiffs had standing to sue in light of their decision in another partisan gerrymandering case out of Wisconsin.
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Comments from Fed policymakers in recent days that suggest a bias toward raising U.S. interest rates have pushed investors to re-examine minutes from the U.S. central bank's most recent meeting, analysts said.
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The commission said the law could provide grounds for the United States to "re-examine important elements of its current relationship with Hong Kong, as outlined in the U.S.-Hong Kong Policy Act".
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In the Intel case ECJ judges said the lower court must re-examine their decision to uphold the antitrust judgement — saying the court had failed to properly analyze economic aspects of the case.
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Members of Mr. Taylor's family, who say they believe Mr. Port would still be at large had officers not been pressed to re-examine the evidence, said they planned to sue the police.
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Even before an interior secretary was appointed to the new administration, the department moved to re-examine leases critical to the mine, eventually restoring those that the Obama administration had declined to renew.
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Rising concerns about housing affordability, racial inequality and climate change are causing cities nationwide to re-examine their attachment to the single-family house, with several scaling back zoning for the detached homes.
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In 2016, after an open letter signed by more than 200 staff members expressed concerns about Mr. Dercon's vision for the theater, Berlin's top culture official said he would re-examine the appointment.
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Government Watchdog Finds Racial Bias in School Discipline The Government Accountability Office found that black students still bear the brunt of school discipline, undermining Trump administration efforts to re-examine Obama-era policies.
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Last fall, the department had to walk back Mr. Marcus's assertion that it was using the State Department's definition of anti-Semitism to re-examine a seven-year-old case against Rutgers University.
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In response, the I.O.C. announced that it would re-examine the urine samples of all Russian Olympians who competed at the 2012 Summer Games in London and the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver.
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TOKYO, Sept 19 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Thursday but said it would re-examine economic and price developments more thoroughly at its next policy meeting in October.
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The investigators' referral of its findings on Mr. Clinesmith went to John H. Durham, a prosecutor assigned by Attorney General William P. Barr to also re-examine the Russia case and its origins.
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Yet sometimes the experience of hearing something anew can be more enlightening than hearing something new itself: Imagine the revelation to be found when we re-examine the poetics of a shared past.
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Levin's office says that if the state does not re-examine those cases, the federal government could withhold more than $000 million from the state for failing to comply with the Social Security Act.
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Completion of the pipeline, set to run 1,172 miles (1,185 km) from North Dakota to Illinois, was delayed in September so federal authorities could re-examine permits required by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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On Thursday, a high court ruled on Thursday that the cap on commercial bank interest rates was unconstitutional, but judges suspended the ruling for 12 months to allow parliament to re-examine the law.
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In another setback for reformists, Mr Trump has promised to re-examine the detente begun under his predecessor Barack Obama — although the US president has taken no concrete steps since his election last November.
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It is time for the United States to re-examine our policies and priorities regarding refugees, and consider alternative measures that would help a greater number of refugees in a more cost-effective way.
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CHARLES CARROLL Vancouver, British Columbia For several decades, a social movement has been quietly growing as we re-examine gender roles, expand the definition of family and redefine what it means to be masculine.
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The scale of the oil strikes "will encourage markets to re-examine the need for considering an oil geopolitical risk premium," analysts at risk consultancy Eurasia Group said in a research note published Saturday.
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The F.D.A. has begun to re-examine questions about implant safety that have long been disputed by doctors and implant manufacturers, and that most consumers thought had been resolved a decade or so ago.
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By looking at tawny port this month, my ulterior motive was to re-examine my own feelings about it, and to see whether port might have a greater role in my own drinking life.
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When you find yourself on the same side as Hassan Nasrallah, Louis Farrakhan and David Duke on the question of a country's right to exist, it's time to re-examine every opinion you hold.
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The director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is calling on major sports leagues to re-examine their sponsorship deals with unhealthy foods, out of fear they are fueling the country's obesity problem.
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State lawmakers and anti-abortion groups across the U.S. have ramped up their push for restrictions on abortion, part of a strategy to get the Supreme Court to re-examine — and overturn — Roe v.
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Mr. Barr installed a phalanx of outside lawyers to re-examine national security cases with the possibility of overruling career prosecutors, a highly unusual move that could prompt more accusations of Justice Department politicization.
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They say they will re-examine the country's joint strategy on North Korea with the United States and defuse tensions with China, which has sounded alarms about the growing American military footprint in Asia.
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But what stands out here and elsewhere in the book is the unwillingness — by the authors and by American administrations generally — to re-examine core assumptions after decades of failure and offer something new.
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Already, Mr. Trump's actions — and Britain's decision to leave the European Union — have had an effect here, slowing the rise of right-wing populism as voters re-examine the value of the Continent's unity.
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Still, any kind of bipartisan legislative effort to re-examine Amazon and its peers won't be possible without the politicians themselves and media critics painting that effort as "good" or "bad" for President Trump.
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It is authors like Ta-Nehisi and Eddie Glaude, author of "Democracy in Black: How Race Still Enslaves the American Soul," who challenge me, force me to re-examine my conclusions and defend my ideas.
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While Facebook tightened the way developers gather data years ago, the revelations have led to calls for the public to re-examine its relationship with the social network, which now has over 2 billion users.
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While the number of fists banging on the table to get the Fed to re-examine its current policy arc seems to be growing by the day, central bank officials don't appear to be listening.
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Hours after news broke about the renewed investigation, a federal official familiar with the matter told The Associated Press that information in the 2017 book was what led federal investigators to re-examine the case.
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"Snyder's-Lance acquisition served as a catalyst for us to re-examine how to best organize the company for increased emphasis on execution and profitable growth," Chief Executive Officer Denise Morrison said in a statement.
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Worries over the health of Deutsche Bank's balance sheet cast a shadow over the meetings, with Lagarde saying Germany's largest lender needed to re-examine its business model in an ultra-low interest rate environment.
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"I think there's no question that we've got to critically re-examine ICE and its role and the way that it is being administered and the work it is doing," Harris told MSNBC's Kasie Hunt.
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Macron's election victory gave Paris, which is a key backer of the Syrian opposition and the second-largest contributor to the U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State, a chance to re-examine its Syria policy.
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Moreover, in light of the continuing debate about whether a no-buy list ought to prevent watchlisted people from purchasing guns, it is vital that we re-examine the accuracy and effectiveness of these lists.
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If you don't see a way around them, re-examine other monthly costs and figure out what you can cut and how you can earn extra money each month to save even more for retirement.
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Ms. Faludi is determined both to demystify the father of her youth — 'a simultaneously inscrutable and volatile presence, a black box and a detonator' — and to re-examine the very notion and nature of identity.
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Ms. Faludi is determined both to demystify the father of her youth — "a simultaneously inscrutable and volatile presence, a black box and a detonator" — and to re-examine the very notion and nature of identity.
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That's been Silicon Valley conventional wisdom for at least a decade, but the new focus on data privacy in the wake of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal has inspired the world to re-examine the maxim.
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And if the shtick is that we all know he seems out of touch with reality, shouldn't we re-examine why our society is so comfortable ogling at the idea of a "genius" gone mad?
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Representative Terri A. Sewell, Democrat of Alabama, who also serves on the House Intelligence Committee, said Mr. Wray was respectful, answered all lawmakers' questions and agreed to re-examine the report's assumptions and underlying methodology.
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"Our expectations of dialogue with the U.S. are gradually disappearing and we are being pushed to re-examine all the measures we have taken so far," Choe said in a statement carried by state media.
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It was not immediately clear whether Mr. Gomez's indictment in the federal case would prompt the police department in Evanston to re-examine some of the cases that he worked on while he was there.
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"We continue to re-examine the clarity of our communications with consumers, and as appropriate, we will work with our customers to update the language that you are referencing," the company added in a statement.
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A Cincinnati police officer stunned an 11-year-old girl with a Taser on Monday, the city's police department said, setting off anger and driving officials to re-examine the department's use-of-force policy.
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Improving fuel economy carries particular salience after the Trump administration announced this month that it would re-examine the progressively more stringent Obama-era fuel economy standards for vehicles in model years 22016 to 23.36.
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Some lawmakers have called on their colleagues to re-examine the Dickey amendment, a 1996 rule that Democrats have said puts a "chilling effect" on the Centers for Disease Control's ability to research gun violence.
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Experts familiar with the case said other paths were still open to re-examine whether genocide was committed in Bosnia not only near the end of the war in 1995 but as early as 1992.
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Amazon recently lost the fight for a major Defense Department cloud contract worth up to $10 billion after the White House instructed the department to re-examine awarding the contract, according to The Washington Post.
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Prosecutors in the conviction integrity office agreed to re-examine the evidence, and found something odd: A detective's report turned over to the defense had been redacted to omit key information from a second eyewitness.
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A U.S. congressional commission said in a report last month that amending the extradition laws could provide grounds for Washington to re-examine elements of its relationship with Hong Kong outlined in the 1992 law.
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The kinds of destabilizing movements that "re-examine old rules" — like the labor movement that finally got children out of factories or the peaceful civil rights movement — are viewed positively in retrospect because they won.
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The Federal Election Commission has asked the presidential campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont to re-examine contributions from more than a hundred donors who appear to have given more than the legally permissible amount.
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"There's no question that we've got to critically re-examine ICE and its role, and the way that it is being administered, and the work it is doing," Harris said on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday.
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Mattis and CIA Director Mike Pompeo were reportedly surprised when a draft document emerged this week directing the CIA to re-examine the use of "black site" prisons and interrogation techniques that are legally considered torture.
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If use of paper ballots becomes more widespread, election officials should re-examine current practices for securing the chain of custody of all paper ballots and verify no opportunities exist for the introduction of fraudulent votes.
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KAMALA HARRIS (D), CALIFORNIA: I think there&aposs no question that we&aposve got to critically re-examine ICE and its role, and the way that it is being administered, and the work it is doing.
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The pipeline, set to run 1,172 miles (1,885 km) from North Dakota to Illinois, was delayed in September so the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could re-examine permits that would allow construction under the river.
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Based on the filmmaker's own story, THE TALE is an investigation into one woman's memory as she is forced to re-examine her first sexual experience and the stories we tell ourselves in order to survive.
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And here are the more minor reported changes:An executive order asking the secretary of Labor to re-examine the "Fiduciary Rule" is missing the beginning of a sentence describing what rule the memo is referring to.
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The FBI's surprise decision to re-examine Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server before voters went to the polls cost her the election, the "heartbroken" Democratic nominee said Saturday, a source told NBC News.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Former colonial power Belgium said on Tuesday that it will "re-examine" its relations with Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila after he failed to step down when his mandate expired on Monday.
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Once 5G becomes sufficiently commonplace, Hudak said, console makers might begin to re-examine the mobility of their consoles, with Nintendo's Switch already showing there's consumer demand for a high-quality gaming experience on the go.
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The committee applauded WADA for having initiated an investigation into accusations of cheating by Russia at the 2014 Sochi Olympics and the I.O.C. for having announced plans to re-examine the structure of the antidoping system.
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PTC said last week that it would buy Marathon Pharmaceuticals LLC's recently approved Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug (DMD), Emflaza, and promised to re-examine the hefty U.S. price tag for the treatment, known generically as deflazacort.
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Growth of Banking-as-a-ServiceThe open banking movement is proliferating around the world, creating new opportunities for emerging players in the space, and forcing legacy banks to re-examine their business models as a result.
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The attack on the Skripals has prompted the British government to say that it will re-examine other suspicious deaths of Putin foes in Britain, which critics say the government has not pursued seriously enough. Mrs.
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To the Editor: Re "Psychology Is Having a 'Reformation Moment'" (Science Times, July 17): Scientific progress requires a critical perspective accompanied by the willingness and courage to re-examine accepted interpretations and the data supporting them.
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Faced with legal challenges from some of the recruits, who said they had been expelled unfairly on specious security grounds, the Army suspended the discharges over the summer and said it would re-examine its policy.
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LIMA, Peru — President Obama said here on Saturday that, while President-elect Donald J. Trump was unlikely to reverse the warming of ties with Cuba, he would almost certainly re-examine trade deals in Latin America.
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Mr. Trump himself threatened to appoint an outside prosecutor last year if he were elected — not to investigate his own White House, but to re-examine Hillary Clinton's use of a private server for her emails.
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And we knew, from reading on past conflicts, that much of the best writing about war comes long after combatants have put down their weapons and had time to process and re-examine what they lived.
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The dilemma has prompted calls to re-examine the city's legal cooperation with other jurisdictions, including mainland China, but critics worry that a change would enable Beijing to expand its control over the former British colony.
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Washington (CNN)Former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said Sunday it is time to re-examine the Electoral College, after Democrat Hillary Clinton won the popular vote but lost the electoral vote to President-elect Donald Trump.
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Speaking on the Senate floor, Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida, urged the agency to take a more aggressive approach and re-examine its decision to let Takata use ammonium nitrate in some of its replacement airbags.
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In a letter to Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, which was obtained by BuzzFeed News, employees ask that the company "re-examine" its relationship with Customs and Border Protection, which they say uses several of its cloud products.
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"We need to re-examine the market exclusivities provided by the government to manufacturers to ensure that they adequately protect innovative products without similarly applying to less innovative treatments that add cost without adding value," Kesselheim said.
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This episode, and the series as a whole, made us re-examine the way we viewed these women while the media was vilifying them, as well as acknowledge the strength they needed to rise above it all.
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Comments from senior Fed officials in recent days that suggest a bias toward raising benchmark U.S. interest rates have pushed investors to re-examine minutes from the U.S. central bank's most recent meeting in July, analysts said.
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Mr. Locascio's lawyer, Ruth M. Liebesman, said Mr. Locascio should be able to analyze the original tapes with modern audio techniques, just as other defendants have been allowed to re-examine old DNA evidence with advanced technology.
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But in the years after that Society for Personality and Social Psychology conference, a sense of urgency propelled a generation of researchers, most of them under 113, to re-examine the work of other, more established researchers.
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The restrictions came after the death on Thursday of the filly Princess Lili B. It was the second day horses were back on the track after racing was suspended last week so authorities could re-examine it.
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But Mr. Mueller's rationale for not pursuing obstruction charges leaves the door open to the possibility that after the president leaves office, prosecutors could re-examine the evidence that the special counsel gathered and charge Mr. Trump.
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Among his other challenges are dealing with Mr. Trump's promises to recast relations with China and Russia, move the American Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, and re-examine an international nuclear deal with Iran.
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In Louisiana, which until 2018 was the only other state to allow criminal convictions with nonunanimous verdicts, the attorney general — Jeffrey Martin Landry, a Republican — has declined to re-examine convictions handed up before the law changed.
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An undocumented Tamil immigrant doing his best to blend in and get by in Sydney, Australia, Danny is forced to re-examine the terms of his own invisibility when a woman whose house he cleans is murdered.
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Attorney General William P. Barr appointed him this year to re-examine not only the origins of the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation but more broadly how the government uncovered Moscow's election interference and dealt with those findings.
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Still reeling from a diesel emissions scandal, VW will re-examine contracts that leave the group dependent on a single supplier after the dangers were highlighted by its damaging wrangle with Bosnian parts maker Prevent, Mueller said.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulOvernight Defense: House passes compromise defense bill | Turkey sanctions advance in Senate over Trump objections | Top general says military won't be 'raping, burning and pillaging' after Trump pardons Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting Senate panel advances Turkey sanctions bill despite Trump objections MORE (R-Ky.) has called for the U.S. to "re-examine" its relationship with Saudi Arabia after a Saudi national who was in the U.S. for aviation training allegedly carried out a fatal shooting at a Florida military base.
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However, Tim Clark, president of Emirates, one of the world's largest airlines, warned it could take six months to restore operations as other regulators re-examine a practice of taking their cue from the FAA on Boeing jets.
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Signs of a domestic slowdown will give the central bank an opportunity to re-examine the case for further rises, or even contemplate a cut, if policymakers wish to do so, without more pressure from the White House.
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I just signed prior to waling in an order directing Secretary Mattis -- who is doing a great job, thank you...(APPLAUSE)... to re-examine our military detention policy and to keep open the detention facilities in Guantanamo Bay.
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There are so many worthy and talented people out there, so anyone in a position of power needs to re-imagine their cookie cutter format or mold and re-examine who they think is 'worthy' to begin with.
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By asking fans to re-examine Star Trek's rosy future as hard-won instead of inevitable, Discovery's creators are reinventing the franchise for a political era where the inexorable march toward social progress is no longer a given.
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As in Arrival, our encounter with a radically Other civilization may force us to re-examine something as fundamental as our sense of time, but it's never going to bring us in contact with a new best friend.
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"(H)e has had the most precious years of his life stolen from him by an indifferent system that too often refuses to re-examine doubtful cases or credit evidence of obvious innocence," Tauber said in a statement.
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Asked whether the IMF felt a need to re-examine its expectations for the economy because of the Khashoggi affair, Jihad Azour, director of the Middle East and Central Asia department at the Fund, said it did not.
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MILAN, April 10 (Reuters) - Italian cable maker Prysmian said on Wednesday it needed to re-examine financial statements approved last month given latest difficulties with the WesternLink submarine connection and after claims submitted following an anti-competition probe.
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Original investigators re-examine evidence in this unsolved murder, 20 years later, using more advanced technology and forensics, full-scale replicas of key rooms in the Ramsey house and new experts formerly with the F.B.I. and Scotland Yard.
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Asked whether the IMF felt a need to re-examine its expectations for the economy since the Khashoggi affair erupted, Jihad Azour, director of the Middle East and Central Asia department at the Fund, said it did not.
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We are forced to re-examine our assumptions about the sequence in which peace can be achieved, how our national consensus can be deepened and the arrangements through which regional consensus can be broadened and international support channeled.
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But if, like "Company," the show has a recursive structure, returning to key moments to re-examine what happened, each examination here feels the same as the previous one, with no apparent growth toward the eventual underwhelming resolution.
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At a summit in Paris with President Emmanuel Macron of France and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand on Wednesday, the company also signed a pledge to re-examine the tools it uses to identify violent content.
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But it was her work on female writers, and the accompanying exhortation to re-examine how society judges what writing is significant, that helped expand the reading lists of high schools and colleges to include long-ignored women.
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LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Unilever said the shock of Kraft Heinz's opportunistic approach had jolted it to re-examine its strategy, and all aspects of the consumer goods giant's business were up for review to increase shareholder value.
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Atlanta Police, Fulton County and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation will examine never-before-analyzed evidence and re-examine others in the case, though officials did not promise any outcomes that would change the 40-year-old narrative.
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Completion of the $3.7 billion Dakota Access Pipeline, set to run 1,172 miles (1,885 km) from North Dakota to Illinois, was delayed in September so federal authorities could re-examine permits required by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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A decade after Oscar Pistorius caused track-and-field officials to re-examine their rules regarding the use of prosthetic limbs at the Olympics, a high school amputee is running in open competition on similar carbon-fiber blades.
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Brazil's securities regulator sided with Oi at the time, although the newspaper Valor Econômico reported this month that the regulator had decided to re-examine that deal and investigate whether there was an abuse of power by controlling shareholders.
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Authorities hope to re-examine the remains in an effort to identify the man, believed to be one of several victims of mob-related killings in the late &apos60s and early &apos70s whose bodies were dumped in the region.
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The United States remains committed to free trade but wants to re-examine some trade deals and correct their excesses, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday after G-20 finance chiefs backtracked on past commitments about trade.
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The next step in challenging the results would take place a week from Thursday with a recanvass during which counties would rerun the tabulations on voting machines but not re-examine ballots as would be done in a recount.
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DOJ lawyers had argued that an appellate court should re-examine the rulings, saying that if the higher court found that the members of Congress did not have the power to sue the president, the lawsuit could be dismissed.
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The election of President Emmanuel Macron has provided an opening for Paris to re-examine its Syria policy, with the view that the previous government's stance that Assad must step down was too intransigent and an obstacle to peacemaking.
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Guerrero-Saade says there are still a lot of mysteries around their Flame and Stuxnet findings, but he says he hopes they will encourage other researchers to re-examine old threats with the new tools that are now available.
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Next week, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visits President Trump at Mar-a-Lago on the heels of a big pivot from the White House as the president directed his top advisers to re-examine the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Mr. Trump, who has in recent weeks hinted that the ban would be coming, first called for the Justice Department to re-examine the regulations after a mass shooting in February at a Florida high school left 17 dead.
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The scandal led drug labs around the country to re-examine their protocols, said Ronald S. Sullivan Jr., the director of the Criminal Justice Institute at Harvard Law School, which has some clients who are affected by the scandal.
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CNN reported last week that the top federal prosecutor in St. Louis was enlisted by Barr to re-examine aspects of the FBI investigation into Michael Flynn, the formal national security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying to investigators.
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I was glad to see Ms. Walker's reference to the Health at Every Size movement, which is helping to challenge the cultural assumptions and re-examine the data, supporting us all in inhabiting our bodies, regardless of size, with respect.
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By then a young mother herself, Farris, now 44, began a lengthy period of addiction, searching and finally counseling that led her to re-examine her past and the behavior by other cult members that she learned to recognize as abuse.
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A good Vine could unearth the oddness of an outlying moment, forcing you to re-examine it again and again in a way that could either surprise you with its small revelations, or calm you with its familiar twists and turns.
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"In the past, when we've frozen the refugee program to re-examine security issues, it's been really important to continue processing even if you can't admit people, because processing times in this program can be two to three years," Heller said.
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The Senate should demand answers from Barr on this issue, which could be the most consequential of his tenure: If confirmed, will you follow DOJ guidance that a sitting president cannot be indicted, or will you re-examine the issue?
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Tightening in the money markets, and an unexpected push of the fed funds rate toward the high end of its target range, would be key factors in prompting the Fed to re-examine its policy normalization efforts from financial crisis extremes.
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Johnson had been grudging in his praise of Fallingwater, but after seeing Wright's lily-pad columns at the headquarters for S.C. Johnson & Son in the mid-'40s, the younger architect was forced to re-examine his devotion to Miesian purity.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The European Food Safety Authority will re-examine its warning on health risks stemming from palm and other vegetable oils, a spokeswoman at the European body said in light of a recent study expressing less concern than EFSA.
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The Puerto Rican government could use death certificates to help re-examine deaths, but those documents alone are not enough to classify deaths as hurricane-related, said Dr. Gregory J. Davis, director of the University of Kentucky's Forensic Pathology Consultation Service.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Looking towards the future, Trump turned up the nationalistic nastiness and announced that he had just signed an order to re-examine the military detention policy and to keep the prison at Guantanamo open.
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In fact, bouncy castle construction inspired the company — and the Russian military — to re-examine a decade-old Russian practice of using bulky rubber balloons for inflatables, leading to a technological advance in decoys around the turn of the millennium.
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Then as now, inspired by the pace of her more remote life, she wanted to re-examine the negative connotations that slowness has taken on in a culture that values the technological, the futuristic and the fast above all else.
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The point of the cabins isn't to enact the now-clichéd off-the-grid adventure, but to exist just a few steps outside real life, in a stripped-down but completely functional environment — to re-examine, even relearn, everyday activities.
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Mr. Azar also suggested that it was time to re-examine certain consumer protections adopted by the George W. Bush administration in 2005 to ensure that Medicare beneficiaries would have access to "all or substantially all drugs" in six treatment categories.
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"I'm just so grateful that finally — after all these years — someone listened to me," Mr. Patterson said in a statement published by the Pennsylvania Innocence Project, whose investigation of the case helped lead the district attorney's office to re-examine it.
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"We thought we could predict some of what Mercury would be like, and we were wrong, so we have to go back and [re-examine] some of our basic, fundamental knowledge about the solar system," planetary geologist Brett Denevi told Axios.
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"In the past, when we've frozen the refugee program to re-examine security issues, it's been really important to continue processing even if you can't admit people, because processing times in this program can be two to three years," Heller said.
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By virtue of the C.R.U.'s mandate to re-examine cases from the past, most of the matters that it considers are decades old and emerged from an era when evidence from surveillance cameras or DNA was far less common.
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"I believe there's room for the BOJ to review its policy framework and re-examine its effect including how it interacts with (the government's) fiscal and pro-growth policies," Kataoka said in a speech to business leaders in Otsu, western Japan.
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Mark Abbott, the M.L.S. president and deputy commissioner, said in a statement that the league would also form a working group, including representatives from the league, its clubs, and the supporters' groups, to re-examine the code of conduct going forward.
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According to The Washington Post, the Trump administration has decided to do just that by assembling a group of federal scientists to re-examine the government's scientific conclusions regarding climate change and the role humans play in contributing to it.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) said.
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We need to re-examine how we prepare our communities and our nation to bounce back, and to ensure that meeting the needs of families and communities affected by these tragedies does not end when recovery is supposed to begin.
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The upending of the traditional taxi business across the United States and around the world by Uber, Lyft and other ride-hailing services has given consumers new and sometimes cheaper options and forced cities to re-examine their transportation policies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French budget minister Gerald Darmanin said he hoped the door had "not closed" on the possibility of a merger between Fiat Chrysler (FCA) and Renault and added France would be happy to re-examine any new proposal from Fiat.
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The role of community colleges was crystallized in 1947, when President Harry Truman ordered a Presidential Commission on Higher Education to re-examine the higher education landscape after veterans came home from World War II to find traditional colleges crowded.
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The lawsuits have put the spotlight on how the church handles sexual abuse, forcing the religion to explain and re-examine what its lay leaders who run local congregations are supposed to do when a church member confides in them about being abused.
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But in refusing to re-examine tax reforms that have exposed him to charges of being a "president of the rich" — he scrapped a wealth tax and lowered the rate on capital gains — the former investment banker, was again depicted as aloof.
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Worried about its competitiveness as an IPO destination, Singapore has moved to re-examine its position on dual-class shares, and last year SGX's Listings Advisory Committee gave the stock exchange the green light to allow companies to list with such structures.
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PARIS, June 6 (Reuters) - French budget minister Gerald Darmanin said he hoped the door had "not closed" on the possibility of a merger between Fiat Chrysler (FCA) and Renault and added France would be happy to re-examine any new proposal from Fiat.
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The court said a larger group of judges will re-examine the constitutional validity of Section 377 - a colonial-era law that prohibits "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal" - widely interpreted to refer to homosexual sex.
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It's past time that we evangelicals prayerfully — and in a biblically informed way — re-examine our position on lethal firepower and challenge the often sinful impulses that find expression through the false security and too-easy relief that a deadly weapon provides.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Two Houston taxpayers, backed by Texas Republican leaders, on Wednesday challenged Houston's spousal benefits for same-sex couples, asking the state's highest civil court to re-examine parts of a landmark 2015 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that legalized gay marriage.
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But according to the show's creators, the new episodes won't just catch audiences up on everything that has happened since the end of season one—they'll also use the time to re-examine some old pieces of the case in a different light.
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In court Thursday, O'Neill read to jurors what is commonly known as the Allen Charge, or the "dynamite charge," which is a set of instructions that asks jurors to re-examine their own views and opinions in order to reach a decision.
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Garneau told reporters in Ottawa that Transport Canada might not take any action but thinks it would be wise to re-examine the validation of the jet, which has been grounded worldwide for safety concerns following the crash of an Ethiopian plane.
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Instead, we must re-examine an entire higher education marketplace, drunk on ever-increasing federal loan financing, that no longer provides the value-add for either career or what used to be called a classic liberal-arts education that a degree once promised.
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BADEN BADEN, Germany (Reuters) - The United States remains committed to free trade but wants to re-examine some trade deals and correct their excesses, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday after G20 finance chiefs backtracked on past commitments about trade.
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WASHINGTON, July 8 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday launched a panel to re-examine the role of human rights in U.S. foreign policy, which some lawmakers and activists worry could be a move to minimize abortion and gay rights.
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The nation's top diplomat explained that the department will "re-examine and expand" its recruitment efforts, including by reaching out to historically black colleges and universities and Latino-serving institutions as well as by expanding its footprint at minority-focused job fairs.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's financial markets watchdog is requiring Deutsche Bank to re-examine the files of about 20,000 risky clients by the end of June as part of its "know your customer" process, a person familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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Last month, Justice Nisar decided to re-examine the case of Husain Haqqani, an outspoken critic of the military who failed to return from abroad for a judicial inquiry into charges of improperly seeking American assistance to head off a possible coup.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday launched a panel to re-examine the role of human rights in U.S. foreign policy, drawing criticism from lawmakers and activists who said it was an attempt to minimize abortion and gay rights.
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The grievous human cost of the Saudi-led war in Yemen has jumped to the top of the global agenda as the outcry over the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi prompts Western leaders to re-examine their support for the war.
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Some 12 hours later, the same shark's tracker said the creature was in the waters well off the southern shore of Long Island — a discrepancy that led Ocearch to re-examine whether the shark had ever been in the sound to begin with.
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The Court of Justice of the European Union ordered a lower court on Wednesday to re-examine the 1.6 billion euro, or nearly $1.3 billion, fine imposed on Intel in 2009 for abuse of its dominant position in the computer chip market.
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"It is one of those acts that must cause us to re-examine the relationship and how much dependence we place on it," said Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California, who is set to lead the House Intelligence Committee next year.
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Ms. Edin and other researchers working with Mr. Chetty plan to re-examine those past government programs with the new data, which makes it possible to identify where children lived when they were exposed to those investments, and what happened to them afterward.
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President Trump directed the Commerce Department to re-examine ZTE's penalty based on a personal request from President Xi Jinping of China, setting off a fierce pushback from some of Mr. Trump's national security advisers, as well as lawmakers from both parties.
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The EUIPO will have to re-examine whether the Kit Kat four fingers bar has acquired distinctive character through its use within all EU member states, not just across the EU generally, the General Court of the EU said in a statement.
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I think at some point, we're going to have to spend — and this will require some action by the Supreme Court, we have to re- examine just the flood of endless money that goes into our politics, which I think is very unhealthy.
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Instead, senior officials in the Army and at the Special Operations Command have 120 days to review and adjust training for Special Forces soldiers, re-examine American troops' role in joint counterterrorism missions with local forces, and mete out any punishments. Capt.
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I am talking about the Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, where Kerby Jean-Raymond of Pyer Moss unveiled the last in a series of three collections conceived to re-examine some of most basic American pop culture tropes through an African-American lens.
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I am talking about the Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, where Kerby Jean-Raymond of Pyer Moss unveiled the last in a series of three collections conceived to re-examine some of most basic American pop culture tropes through an African-American lens.
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ABIDJAN, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Top cocoa producers Ivory Coast and Ghana said on Thursday they would re-examine the cocoa industry's sustainability schemes as chocolate makers have been slow to pay the two nations a living income differential (LID) for their beans.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) said on CNN.
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" - "Sexism, ageism and racism are really bad economic strategies ... if you exclude women your economic growth is going to be less ... At some point we hope that the economic argument, which is just so overwhelming, will force cultures to re-examine themselves.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - The head of Airbus's defense unit criticized Germany on Friday for not spending more on defense and said the new coalition agreement's call for a tougher approach to arms exports could prompt the weapons maker to re-examine its business plans.
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Anti-nuclear advocate Satoshi Mitazono, who was elected governor of Kagoshima prefecture in July, late last month called on Kyushu Electric to shut the plant immediately and re-examine its safety following a series of strong quakes that struck neighbouring Kumamoto in April.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (Fla.) is the only Republican targeted.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) told The Hill.
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To the Editor: Re "Britain Arrests Assange, Ending 7-Year Standoff" (front page, April 12): The arrest of Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, should give all of us pause to re-examine our feelings regarding his self-described career as a journalist.
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Chicago has long held that police videos and other evidence should be kept private until legal actions are completed, but Mayor Rahm Emanuel said after the release of the Laquan McDonald video and demonstrations that followed that a task force would re-examine that policy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Labor Department has taken a first step toward possible derailment or dilution of its controversial rule on retirement advice as it begins to re-examine it at the directive of President Donald Trump, according to a notice made public on Wednesday.
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But this week the Supreme Court may re-examine its own 2016 ruling that said the condemned could begin serving prison sentences if their conviction was upheld on a first appeal, the decision that made it possible for a Brazilian judge to order Lula jailed.
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Completion of the pipeline, set to run 1,172 miles (1,885 km) from North Dakota to Illinois, was delayed in September so the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could re-examine permits that would allow construction under the Missouri River, near to the tribe's lands.
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BADEN BADEN, Germany, March 18 (Reuters) - The United States continues to believe in free trade but wants to re-examine certain agreements and correct some excesses, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday after G20 finance chiefs backtracked on past commitments about trade.
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There is no limit to how many times a judge can issue the Spencer Charge, which is a set of instructions that asks jurors to re-examine their own views and opinions, according to Jim Koval, the director of communications for the Pennsylvania Courts.
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"If we increase the wage level by one percent, and we increase investment levels by one percent, if we refit our economies, re-examine infrastructure, we can put the swagger back, not just in Europe but in the rest of the world," said Jennings.
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"We really need to re-examine how we allocate our resources," said John C. Cohen, a former acting under secretary for intelligence and analysis at the Department of Homeland Security and now a professor at the Faith-Based Community Security Program at Rutgers University.
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What to watch: To maintain its power in the region, India needs to re-examine its relationships with its neighbors and enlist the United States and Japan to keep China at bay, says Tanvi Madan, an expert on China and India at the Brookings Institution.
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Anti-nuclear advocate Satoshi Mitazono, who was elected governor of Kagoshima prefecture last month, called on Kyushu Electric to re-examine safety and safety measures at its facility in southwestern Japan, raising concerns about a series of strong quakes that struck neighboring Kumamoto in April.
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Charles Winchester III on the TV series "M*A*S*H" • And the New Zealand police plan to re-examine the case of a teenager who tried to shoot Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in 1981, and who was never charged with attempted murder.
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OTSU, Japan, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan should review its monetary policy framework to re-examine its tools for propping up inflation, one of its board members said on Thursday, as the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak risks tipping the economy into recession.
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After Mr. Thomas, of Greenwood Lake, N.Y., was arrested on Saturday and charged in the bloody rampage that horrified people across the country, a detective recognized his name from the earlier investigation and decided to re-examine the possibility that he had been involved.
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But some experts believe that if the court decided to re-examine the case, the justices would likely review the decision to admit the testimony from so-called "prior bad acts" witnesses since their inclusion was such a potentially significant moment in any criminal trial.
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They point to his handling of the Mueller report, which he summarized in a letter widely seen as more favorable to Mr. Trump, and his appointment of a prosecutor to re-examine the opening of the Russia investigation, which Mr. Trump has long impugned.
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" The report said the findings showed "serious violations of the Clery Act" and recommended that Michigan State "re-examine its campus safety and ... policies and procedures on an annual basis to ensure that they accurately reflect current institutional practices and are compliant with federal regulations.
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Flash forward to Tuesday night's State of the Union, when President Trump said that he said had just signed an order directing Defense Secretary James N. Mattis to re-examine the military detention policy and to keep open the detention facilities in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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When British police detained David Miranda, the partner of journalist Glenn Greenwald, at Heathrow airport in August 2013 they breached his fundamental rights, said the country's Court of Appeal on Tuesday in a landmark ruling that will force the UK to re-examine its anti-terror legislation.
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Senard's appointment in late January helped quell a leadership debate which erupted after Nissan dismissed Ghosn immediately after his arrest while Renault had initially stuck by the executive, and has opened a path for Renault and Nissan re-examine the operations and structure of their alliance.
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Poland's current government under the Law and Justice (PiS) party, led by Lech Kaczynski's twin brother Jaroslaw, took direct control of the prosecutor's office and moved to re-examine the Smolensk crash after taking power in late 2015, saying the previous investigation was not conducted properly.
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Our team's job is to plan out not just the obvious tests but also the strange and inventive ones, to conduct those tests, and to use the data from those tests to re-examine everything about our vehicle to ensure we can take the next step forward.
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Russia's increasingly aggressive behavior over the past several years has prompted several countries across Europe to re-examine their defense capabilities and expand cooperation with other nations who share their concerns, according to Stephen Sestanovich, a senior fellow of Russian studies at the Council for Foreign Relations.
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The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) will have to re-examine whether the Kit Kat four fingers bar has acquired distinctive character through its use within all EU member states, not just across the EU generally, the General Court of the EU said in a statement.
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"His question caused me to re-examine my situation to make sure I wasn't doing what was easy and comfortable," Mr. Anderson recalled, adding that he had to get over a bit of macho denial about his own fear before he could really think it through.
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And it underscores the unmet vision of affirmative action, which was designed to help students "learn from their differences" and "stimulate one another to re-examine even their most deeply held assumptions about themselves and their world," as former Princeton President William G. Bowen wrote decades ago.
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And not one of those ideas — his extreme brand of protectionism, his call to re-examine military alliances, his threat of mass deportations — shows any sign of becoming Republican dogma the way that supply-side economics did in the wake of Ronald Reagan's evangelism for it.
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Poland's current government under the Law and Justice (PiS) party, led by Lech Kaczynski's twin brother Jaroslaw, took direct control of the prosecutors office and moved to re-examine the Smolensk crash after coming to power in late 2015, saying the previous investigation was not conducted properly.
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But so long as society continues to require the presence of people like me — unelected, unpaid spouses — as some sort of vital window dressing to the affairs of state, we are obliged to re-examine our expectations and preconceptions of these all-too-often-female companions.
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A male geek's pursuit of an "out of his league" love interest used to be the basis for a fictional story's emotional beats; as we all look back now and re-examine how we got here, we pick up on the deeply unsettling aspects of those plotlines.
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And in response to lawsuits by wildfire victims, a California Superior Court judge has scheduled a January trial to re-examine whether PG&E was responsible for a devastating 2017 fire in the wine country, which the state initially concluded was not caused by the utility.
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"For several reasons, including the tragic loss of a member of our fraternity and other developments happening in the country as a whole, it is appropriate and important to re-examine all of our drug protocols relating to education, treatment and prevention," Clark said through a spokesman.
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"For several reasons, including the tragic loss of a member of our fraternity and other developments happening in the country as a whole, it is appropriate and important to re-examine all of our drug protocols relating to education, treatment and prevention," Clark said through a spokesman.
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The latest breakthrough came when a forensics team from Flinders University working with local television station Channel 7 revisited the Castalloy factory to re-examine the site with ground penetrating radar and found an "anomaly" that matched the size of the hole dug by the two men.
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If after reviewing the comments the ATF decides to rewrite the machine gun definition to include bump stock devices, barring their sale and possession, the agency could then re-examine prior rulings and guidance it had made on the production of the device to private manufacturers.
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"On the contrary, the discussions about Hitler's worldview and dealing with his propaganda presented an opportunity — at a time when authoritarian political beliefs and far-right slogans are again gaining in popularity — to re-examine the ominous roots and results of such totalitarian ideologies," Mr. Wirsching said.
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In two news conferences leading up to Mr. Ghosn's release, he repeatedly emphasized the negative impact the former Nissan chairman's long detention had had on perceptions of Japan abroad, saying that he hoped the case would drive the country to re-examine some of its harsh practices.
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This year's historical anchor is inspired by Pierre Restany's 1961 exhibition, 40° au-dessus de Dada (40 Degrees above Dada), which sought to re-examine Dada not as a purely nihilistic movement, but one that was deeply poetic and — true to its form — adaptable to shifting times.
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It can also help trans folks re-examine the relationship to their bodies they've learned from the dominant culture, reimagining what names they want to use for their own parts, and upending their assumptions about what the "goal" of sex should be, or even what "counts" as sex.
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WASHINGTON — Black students continue to be disciplined at school more often and more harshly than their white peers, often for similar infractions, according to a new report by Congress's nonpartisan watchdog agency, which counters claims fueling the Trump administration's efforts to re-examine discipline policies of the Obama administration.
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The Sixth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled in December in AVIC's favour in a separate case, by ordering a Michigan federal district court to re-examine its decision not to dismiss a lawsuit brought by Global Technology Inc (GTI) in a breach of contract case.
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William Kovacic, who chaired the agency during the George W. Bush administration, said the Facebook settlement was meant to be the beginning of a new enforcement approach to a burgeoning internet sector and the mounting data scandals at the company since may require the FTC to re-examine it.
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AND SOME POLITICAL STABILITY THAT WAS WON FOR CHINA BY VIRTUE OF ITS TRADING PRACTICES RESULTED YOU MIGHT SAY IN SOME POLITICAL INSTABILITY AND ECONOMIC INSTABILITY IN THE UNITED STATES AND I THINK FROM THE U.S. POINT OF VIEW ITS TIME TO SAY LETS RE-EXAMINE WHERE WE STAND.
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In its first 100 days, the Trump Administration would be right to re-examine the Obama Administration's policies on campus sexual assault, as they have created a deeply-flawed process for sexual misconduct investigations -- as well as an inherent male gender bias — at colleges and universities throughout the country.
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That column about child marriage, along with other publicity and heroic efforts of many activists, prodded legislators to re-examine the issue, but the strongest opposition to a change has come from conservatives who argue that a pregnant girl should be able to marry the unborn child's father.
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Memorial Sloan Kettering has been forced to re-examine its rules governing board memberships and compensation in the wake of articles by The Times and ProPublica that revealed insider deals with start-ups that were poised to reap millions of dollars for breakthroughs in cancer treatments and biotechnology advances.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) said the NSA should re-examine its use of contractors.
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In a week in which he hosted foreign heads of state and launched a cruise missile strike against Syria's government, Mr. Trump dispensed with his own dogma and forced other world leaders to re-examine their assumptions about how the United States will lead in this new era.
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Although Japan claims that matter was settled long ago, the shifting ties between Pyongyang, Seoul and Washington — and particularly efforts to formally declare an end to the 1950-53 Korean War — could put Tokyo under increased pressure to re-examine its own past or be left out in the cold.
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"In my 35 years I've never seen as much evidence on any case I've worked on," says Tom Colbert, a former research director for LA's local CBS affiliate who assembled a team of retired investigators [including a dozen former FBI agents] to re-examine the case for nearly five years.
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President Trump's recent visit to Jamestown, Virginia, where he extolled the virtues of democracy while virtually ignoring the labor of enslaved Africans who made colonial North America and its evolution into the United States possible, offers us the opportunity to re-examine the often fraught relationship between race and the presidency.
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In a letter to the Zionist Organization of America, obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Marcus said he would vacate a 2014 decision by the Obama administration and re-examine the conservative Jewish group's cause not as a case of religious freedom but as possible discrimination against an ethnic group.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) then jumped in, telling Goldman that Republicans wanted Schiff to testify.
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Rep. Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) said Sunday that the deadly naval base shooting in Pensacola, Fla.
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In 1990, Dannette and Jeannette Millbrook, 15-year-old twins, went missing near their home in Augusta, Ga. Now, a former federal prosecutor, Laura Coates, and a former homicide detective, Page Reynolds, will re-examine the case, speaking with experts close to the investigation, eyewitnesses, the local authorities and family members.
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The latest search efforts came to fruition after a forensics team from Flinders University working with local television station Channel 7 revisited the Castalloy factory to re-examine the site with ground penetrating radar and found an "anomaly" that matched the size of the hole dug by the two men.
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Trump signed an order in January to keep the Guantanamo Bay detention center open and hinted in his State of the Union address to Congress that Islamic State or al Qaeda fighters could be added to the prison population Trump also asked the Pentagon to re-examine the U.S. military's detention policy.
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Trump signed an order in January to keep the Guantanamo Bay detention center open and hinted in his State of the Union address to Congress that Islamic State or al Qaeda fighters could be added to the prison population Trump also asked the Pentagon to re-examine the U.S. military's detention policy.
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The Supreme Court won't decide if Virginia's gerrymandering was racist The Supreme Court won't decide if Virginia's gerrymandering was racist A district court will have to re-examine whether the Republican-led legislature in Virginia illegally sought to dilute black voters' influence when it drew legislative districts, the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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A vice president of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has to turn over to the hospital nearly $220 million of a windfall stake in a biotech company, in light of a series of for-profit deals and industry conflicts at the cancer center that has forced it to re-examine its corporate relationships.
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Rep. Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) called Friday's deadly shooting at a naval air base in Pensacola, Fla.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.), a staunch Trump ally and member of the House Judiciary Committee, said on CNN.
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In 1996, the paleoanthropologist Jean-Jacques Hublin and others used CT scanning technology to re-examine a bone fragment found in a French cave decades earlier, alongside a raft of advanced tools and artifacts, associated with the so-called Châtelperronian industry, which archaeologists always presumed was the work of early modern humans.
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"We have to re-examine the way we manage our forests, the way we build our houses - how we build them, where we build them - and how much we invest in our fire protection services," Brown said at a weekend news conference after touring an area destroyed by the deadly Carr Fire in Shasta County.
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From the Desert to the Sea: The Desolation Center Experience aims to re-examine the significance of this phenomenon through period photography and video, as well as paintings and sculptures by related artists and musicians including Mike Watt of Minutemen, Cris Kirkwood of the Meat Puppets, Kristine Kryttre, John Tottenham, Bruce Licher, and others.
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Greenpeace, it argues, is on the wrong side here: We urge Greenpeace and its supporters to re-examine the experience of farmers and consumers worldwide with crops and foods improved through biotechnology, recognize the findings of authoritative scientific bodies and regulatory agencies, and abandon their campaign against "GMOs" in general and Golden Rice in particular.
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" Trump also spoke highly of universal health care in his 2000 book, "The America We Deserve," where he wrote: "We must have universal health care ... I'm a conservative on most issues but a liberal on this one ... We need, as a nation, to re-examine the single-payer plan, as many individual states are doing.
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Garneau told reporters in Ottawa that Transport Canada might not take any action but he thinks it would be wise to re-examine the validation of the 737 MAX 8 jet, which has been grounded worldwide for safety concerns following the recent crash of an Ethiopian plane of that model, which killed 157 people.
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Lawyers from the state, though, have argued that Lucas doesn't know what happened inside the store the night of the shooting — he was waiting in the car while Clark ran inside with Cromartie — and that the claims don't rise to the standard where the court would re-examine evidence or hold a new trial.
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"Seeing as the Trump administration has no intention of insisting on full accountability for Mr. Khashoggi's murderers, it is time for Congress to step in and impose real consequences to fundamentally re-examine our relationship with the kingdom of Saudi Arabia and with the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen," Mr. Menendez said in a statement.
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MEXICO CITY — President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico created a truth commission on Monday to re-examine the case of 43 students whose disappearance in 2014, still unsolved after a disputed investigation, has come to represent the tens of thousands of Mexicans who have vanished in more than a decade of the drug war.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) who represents Pensacola, said in a tweet that he was "monitoring reports" of the shooting.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) — who often promotes Trump's messages on Capitol Hill — is that they came from another country.
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He is recommending investors scale back their stock exposure heading into the summer, with a sector preference for health care and large pharma and biotech companies: The S&P often achieves a high in spring, but in summer it often consolidates as investors re-examine their views and valuations and prepare for their desired positioning into year-end.
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Madiba's light shone so brightly, even from that narrow Robben Island cell, that in the late '70s he could inspire a young college student on the other side of the world to re-examine his own priorities, could make me consider the small role I might play in bending the arc of the world towards justice.
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" Last month, Ms. Verma also announced a plan to re-examine and streamline all the ways the federal government has been measuring the quality of the care doctors provide, saying in a speech, "We want to move to a system that pays for value and quality — but how we define value and quality today is a problem.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) called for a review of the vetting process of foreign military personnel who enter the U.S. for training.
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CHICHESTER, ENGLAND — After the end of World War I, there was a radical rethinking in the visual arts, called a "Rappel à l'ordre" (Return to Order) by the Cubist painter André Lhote, as avant-garde exponents of such movements as Cubism, Futurism and Abstraction began to re-examine classical forms as fruitful modes of expression for modern times.
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On Thursday, she will meet in private with women who say they were assaulted, accused students and their families, advocates for both sides and higher education officials, the first step in a contentious effort to re-examine policies of President Barack Obama, who made expansive use of his powers to investigate the way universities and colleges handle sexual violence.
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S. trade war prolonged * Important to patiently continue powerful monetary easing -Kuroda * BOJ to re-examine economy, price developments at Oct rate review (Adds Kuroda's quote, context on policy) TOKYO, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Japan's central bank governor signalled on Thursday readiness to ease monetary policy further, vowing to guide policy appropriately "without any preset conditions in mind".
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Making a Murderer's filmmaking team, Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi, call Zellner the "primary engine of the story" in part 2 and they closely followed her work: calling on experts to re-examine the forensic evidence (such as blood and DNA found on Halbach's vehicle and her burned remains found on the Avery property) and hunting for clues about other possible suspects.
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Rose and DJ aren't as worthwhile; Rose felt like another case of introducing a new character who can re-examine the world with a fresh face, and DJ was hard for me to take seriously as anything other than "Benicio del Toro doing another weird Benicio del Toro character," especially since Rose and Finn's entire journey with him was ultimately revealed as pointless.
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They have two avenues — the impossibly hard one of being willing to go back and re-examine their core assumptions and their blaming of others (the Russians, the racists), and doubling down in shouting about the horrible movie they see unfolding before them, ratcheting up the rhetoric, thinking that if they just shout louder the ears won't be so deaf.
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" On the so-called fiduciary rule concerning brokers of retirement accounts, Acosta blazed ahead initially, allowing part of it to take effect in June 2017, despite a February memorandum from the White House that directed Acosta to re-examine the Obama-era regulation in light of, among other things, whether it would bring "dislocations or disruptions within the retirement services industry.
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"While you should not hesitate to re-examine your own views and change your opinion if you are convinced that your opinion is erroneous, do not feel compelled to surrender your honest belief as to the weight or effect of the evidence solely because of the opinion of your fellow jurors, or for the mere purpose of returning a verdict," Judge O'Neill said.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) has also said that it is "my assessment...is that this is unequivocally an act of terror," according to The New York Times.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) are set to join a new Democratic Party committee intended to heal the divisions of the party's presidential primary race and re-examine the controversial role of superdelegates in the process.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.), an ardent ally of the president, warned Kemp that his political future may be in jeopardy if he broke with Trump on the Senate appointment.
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The anniversary has prompted lawmakers and activists to re-examine how Trump — who has been accused on multiple occasions of using racist or racially charged language since he started campaigning for the presidency — has impacted race relations in the U.S. On ABC's "This Week," Conway struggled to respond when anchor Jon Karl pressed her over who Trump's most prominent black staffer is since Manigault Newman was fired late last year.
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In the month since HBO debuted the explosive documentary "Leaving Neverland," in which two men and their families accuse Jackson of sexual abuse that they say went on for years while the men were children, Vogel has instead found himself in a biographer's nightmare, scrambling to re-examine thousands of hours of research — and his unspoken biases and assumptions — as the cultural and informational landscape lurches beneath him.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.), one of Trump's most vocal allies in the House, defended his communications with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as motivated by a sincere desire to combat corruption in the country.
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A woman who said former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE made her uncomfortable when he touched her forehead with his own when the two met at the Academy Awards in 2016 wants Biden to apologize to Anita Hill and re-examine his conduct toward women.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) questioned Goldman on how much he has donated to Democrats while also propping up a sign featuring a tweet of Goldman's made before his time on the Intelligence panel, which made references to unverified allegations against Trump.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulOvernight Defense: House passes compromise defense bill | Turkey sanctions advance in Senate over Trump objections | Top general says military won't be 'raping, burning and pillaging' after Trump pardons Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting Senate panel advances Turkey sanctions bill despite Trump objections MORE (R-Ky.) said there was one personality in town who was actively avoiding that and other potentially thorny subjects: Big Bird.
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On caucus night, it was Santorum in the winner's circle with Romney in second, Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulOvernight Defense: House passes compromise defense bill | Turkey sanctions advance in Senate over Trump objections | Top general says military won't be 'raping, burning and pillaging' after Trump pardons Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting Senate panel advances Turkey sanctions bill despite Trump objections MORE in third and Gingrich in fourth place.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.), who represents Pensacola, posted a video to Twitter in which he said that Friday's incident demonstrates a "serious failure in the vetting process" for those allowed to train at the base, adding that the person's "motives and engagements" were being investigated.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.), who has been vocal in his opinion that the attack was terror-related, tweeted Saturday that he had spoken with the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States "Just spoke w Saudi Ambassador Reema Al-Saud & received her condolences," Gaetz tweeted.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulOvernight Defense: House passes compromise defense bill | Turkey sanctions advance in Senate over Trump objections | Top general says military won't be 'raping, burning and pillaging' after Trump pardons Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting Senate panel advances Turkey sanctions bill despite Trump objections MORE (R-Ky.) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Inspector general testifies on FBI failures: Five takeaways Conservatives rip FBI over IG report: 'scathing indictment' MORE (R-Utah) to moderates such as Sens.
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Rep. Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzParties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Rand Paul: 'We need to re-examine' US-Saudi relationship after Florida shooting GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (R-Fla.) on Sunday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE was acting on "sincere" concerns of corruption during his July 25 phone call with Ukraine.
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