Automakers have been scrambling to realign portfolios around the shift.
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The genius sat up, feeling his vertebrae crack and realign.
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Also, the glass apparently lifts slightly when the hands realign.
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The Alexander Method is a process that helps realign posture mindfully.
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There has been some speculation that Trump could "realign" American politics.
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"Okay, you have half an hour to realign," the chairwoman said.
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His goal is to realign incentives, increase efficiency, and improve care.
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Its assigned batteries will realign under existing 10th Marine Regiment structure.
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We must realign our regulations and policies to foster these outcomes.
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The restructuring is primarily meant to realign focus on international markets.
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Reconvene those that oppose Maduro and realign our efforts against him.
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Any voter backing those candidates can "realign" to pick their second preference.
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Eye muscles can be tightened or loosened to help realign the eyes.
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Nauert's appointment would realign power dynamics within the President's national security team.
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"This includes ongoing efforts to realign inventory to sales trends," it said.
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Now is the time to reprioritize and realign with the cosmic universe.
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I had to get those nails off, I had to realign myself.
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The goal is to realign the company with the future of media consumption.
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And in small, relatively disconnected doses, it probably won't drastically realign someone's values.
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This has prompted car companies to realign where they make and develop cars.
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These candidates' supporters then have the chance to realign with a viable candidate.
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Rendall sees this as a chance for America to realign its investments and priorities.
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He also would realign drug policy so that treatment is emphasized rather than punishment.
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Get all this right, Mr Hewitt says, and Mr Trump can realign national politics.
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It's not uncommon to see a large company change and realign its business model.
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He's said the tariffs he's applying will realign trade imbalances that harm US workers.
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These interventions, in addition to shaping the Arab Spring, helped realign the region's geopolitics.
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Japan and South Korea may choose to realign with China and Russia for security.
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Society must realign its mission statement to the reality of what the future will bring.
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He argued that it's time to remeasure and realign Germany's relationship with the United States.
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Supporters of candidates who fall short, though, get the choice to realign behind another contender.
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For this, they are seeking a level regulatory playing field that will realign the rules.
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A bid to realign the three powers lies at the heart of Mr Trump's grand bargain.
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He would realign the party establishment around anti-interventionist, fiscally conservative, and (some) socially liberal policies.
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An abrupt but credible "regime change" in policy could realign popular expectations almost instantaneously, he reasoned.
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But they believe the seriousness of the issues Trump will confront can help realign the President.
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Interests are starting to realign again, despite Trump's moves to unwind federal action on climate change.
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"A better alternative is to close or realign installations with the lowest military value," he said.
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In my view, that is well worth it to realign our existing shareholders with the company.
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Return the FBI to its core values and realign the organization with what its motto signifies.
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For Nordstrom and others, these include costly e-commerce investments and the need to realign stores.
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In caucuses past, everyone was able to realign, regardless of who they supported the first time.
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The navigation bar menu lets you choose to realign buttons on the bottom farther to the side.
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So he engaged a top consulting firm and searched for ways to change and realign his team.
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It was a sharp pivot that prompted even JPMorgan's economists to realign their expectations with the market's.
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The fate of other countries that have had to quickly realign their export markets is not encouraging.
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The old Trump was supposed to realign American politics by foreswearing key pillars of the Republican agenda.
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Most candidates were not ready to join Williamson in a harmonic convergence circle to realign the universe.
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This tax reform package will do more than realign corporate America into a more competitive global landscape.
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It will take time and talent to unravel and realign the things they've done that are harmful.
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Use this time to realign your philosophical values and beliefs with your life in a practical way.
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Yet structural changes in taxes and policy do generally spur or reduce deal making as industries realign.
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Caucusgoers whose candidates don't meet that threshold will then have to realign and support a different candidate.
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With renewed confidence, Ms. Young got reconstructive surgery and Botox to improve mobility and realign her face.
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Lines of magnetic field snap and realign explosively, based on previous observations of behavior called magnetic reconnection.
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As CoCo and Mallory realign themselves with Cordelia, Dinah makes it clear that the voodoo queen is #TeamMichael.
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It was one of several CPG carve-outs this year, as food companies seek to realign their business.
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Coeure said equity prices, which reflect better growth prospects, and stubbornly low bond yields will have realign eventually.
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Putin has argued that Crimea is ethnically Russian and that the people want to realign with the country.
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With Venus in Sagittarius, your values realign: Catching up on emails and neighborhood errands becomes of increased importance.
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It might be interesting to see how incentives would realign if players could be paid while in college.
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But as urban cores grow, they argue, cities should taper the programs to realign tax burdens and priorities.
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If their candidate fails to attain 220 percent support in the room, they can realign with another candidate.
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That could slow the influx of foreign capital investment currently driving the dollar upward, and gradually realign it.
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To successfully realign the political parties, Mr. Trump must strike at this soft underbelly of his chief opposition.
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Pope Francis is elevating a new crop of leaders to realign the Roman Catholic Church with his priorities.
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It was not intended to usher in an American-Iranian love-fest or realign Iranian policy in Syria.
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This election is reshuffling the ideological deck in ways that I've argued are likely to realign the parties.
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"We have to realign all of our thinking and work on how to handle this Brexit best," Speth said.
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While we're at it, it's time to realign time zones in the United States so they actually make sense.
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Holding Joao affectionately, she explains why he had to be fitted with special boots to realign his lower limbs.
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Drugmakers said Congress and the Trump administration need to realign the entire system before they can drop list prices.
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Accordingly, we are confident that MoMA will divest, and realign its values by extricating itself from all toxic philanthropy.
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Three million people are killed, and geopolitics realign to fend off future attacks by this faked threat from beyond.
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In 2449, the Stratford Board of Education approved a motion to realign the district, making all schools neighborhood-based.
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Bannon had the opportunity to realign American politics around the social, cultural and economic concerns of the working class.
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That gives SoundCloud an opportunity to realign its strategy with the creators who made it unique in the first place.
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"These elections may realign the political axis to a more ideological right versus left," said Francisco Miranda, a political consultant.
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But Wednesday's session turned around and investors seemed to realign their focus with successful companies rather than Trump's potential obstacles.
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Five other directorates, in addition to Operations, will be created to realign the agency's interests and investment in its workforce.
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First, they need to realign incentives and create transparency so that consumers can get value for the money they pay.
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Despite the tumult, Rogers urged the committee to realign its investigation into Russian efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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The greatest suspicion among EU leaders is that Johnson would instead seek to realign the UK with the US instead.
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Those who back candidates making it to at least 15% can't realign themselves, which, in itself, is a new rule.
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Most importantly, the new authority would have the power to realign market forces that incentivize monopolies in the first place.
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It instead proposes to realign incentives by enhancing performance-based pay and slowing the frequency of tenure-based step increases.
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Going far beyond this week's results, the backlash against him is projected to realign the politics of the nation. Really?
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Akzo said on Friday it will realign management along four geographical lines for paints and four product lines for industrial coatings.
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And in a gesture of unity, North Korea changed its time zone by half an hour to realign with the South.
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She described a world where tectonic plates are moving, offering once-in-a-generation opportunities to exert leverage and realign policies.
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But it must realign its business model so that it stops damaging its growth prospects and starts to serve companies better.
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Jaguar Land Rover, for example, has said that it will realign its thinking on U.K. investment, as has steel company Tata.
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But one analyst told CNBC on Wednesday that expectations could realign as early as 2017 when the new administration takes office.
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If the DPRK doesn't realign its foreign relations, it will end up being "Finland-ized" by the People's Republic of China.
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The company said it was laying off 1,500 manufacturing workers in Taiwan, its home country, in an effort to "realign" resources.
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Eliminating subsidies like the mortgage interest deduction would realign the housing market toward smaller homes and apartments, either rented or owned.
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During the entire first act, Ms. Hamilton meditates and prays "just to clear out my channels and realign myself," she said.
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"We are US Naval Officers and Sailors first and foremost and we will realign ourselves to these standards immediately," he said.
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At the last minute, US officials added a Sunday morning session on the economy in an effort to realign the agenda.
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Instead, he advised others CIOs to use the situation as a way to realign to the overall goals of the transformation.
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Under the new rules, supporters of candidates topping 15 percent at a precinct are locked in and can no longer realign.
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But anyone who initially backed a candidate with less than 15 percent of the vote then got the chance to realign.
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But anyone who initially backed a candidate with less than 15 percent of the vote now gets the chance to realign.
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But to truly realign the parties, Republicans must attract much more than the pittance they get from black and Latino voters.
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These appointees are the nano-engines that will realign the bureaucracy to appropriately adapt to the President's and Congress's direction and practices.
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It also plans to realign its operations, with a number of leadership changes, including CFO Greg Macfarlane's move to an operational role.
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Mr. Abbas had called the session, the first since 1996, to "realign" the P.L.O.'s Executive Committee and banish Mr. Abed Rabbo.
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The real question, as the parties realign themselves, is who will be for the robots and who will be for the workers.
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"People who work shifts, for example, it's possible for them to realign their body clocks, but it's difficult to do," he says.
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But in order to do this we need to realign our values with those of all Americans, no matter where they live.
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As takaful operators realign their strategic focus and gradually retain more risks, we expect some bottom-line volatility in the short term.
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In a change from previous cycles, voters who select a viable candidate for their initial preference will not be allowed to realign.
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Her pieces were pointillistic and dizzying, defining odd meters and adding and subtracting notes to make the patterns endlessly flex and realign.
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Steyer and Harris were on "Squawk on the Street " to talk about their combined efforts to realign technology with society's best interests.
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The groupings should not be related to the financial health of the lenders or any ongoing move to realign regional banks, they added.
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Yet, for us to scale to the next level and take full advantage of the opportunity ahead, we need to realign our focus.
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Mr Flannery plans to realign pay for top executives so that they are rewarded when the firm does better on free cash flow.
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But that means Facebook will have to realign its business towards these mediums where monetization is more complex and it has less experience.
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This technique helps to realign your posture, bring your ribs down and therefore give your lungs more room to breathe - increasing your stamina.
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The Middleburg Conference was an attempt to re-harness and realign the party's infrastructure, resources and extreme ideology in an effort to rebuild.
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In the long term, we need reforms to our political system that will realign incentives towards the middle ground where compromise is made.
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"The more the EU leadership plays the delay game the more we will have to use leverage to realign the relationship," he said.
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Siemens said it would realign its two business units Large Drives and Process Solutions, affecting about 2,000 jobs in Germany, mainly in Bavaria.
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The WATER Act would help realign our funding with the urgent need and help ensure the human right to water for us all.
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Those who will likely feel most hurt if the Vatican eventually does realign its political relations with Taiwan are the island's 300,000 Catholics.
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After all, Trump was Russia's preferred candidate in the 2016 election; he had promised to realign US foreign policy to work with Moscow.
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Her view was, Either you say you're not going to do it, and realign your policy, or you finish the commitment you made.
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But during the middle of the 1003th century, a complicated series of events caused the parties to "realign" on the question of racial equality.
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It was a meditative moment and a beautiful shift in perception that helped me move from despair to hope and realign with the Universe.
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If we choose to take the collective red pill, society must realign its mission statement to the reality of what the future will bring.
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The bottom line: The new document, a public summary of a classified strategy developed last year, calls for the Pentagon to realign itself drastically.
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But then came a light-bulb moment: He realized that actually the first thing he needed to do was to change and realign himself.
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" The Herald reported that ZANU-PF would convene a special Central Committee meeting on Sunday to "realign the revolutionary party with current political developments.
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From injections and stretches to chiropractic work, the 31-year-old Australian has even tried a balloon-blowing exercise designed to realign his ribcage.
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But we hope that Acting Chair Maureen Ohlhausen will realign the FTC to look for more than just an error in a privacy policy.
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So it makes everybody realign their objectives and that's going to be to block the really bad things Pelosi's going to try and do.
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He will say something in support of the country, praising its leader or promising to realign some aspect of American policy to its benefit.
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Mercury retrograde sucks, but this is your time to realign yourself around your goals, your work/life balance, and your ability to nurture yourself.
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In cases like Sasaki's, however, it's too late for that: "[I'll] have to pay some thousands of dollars to realign my mouth," she says.
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We need an historic jobs bill that will re-energize and realign our workforce and match and move workers to where the jobs are.
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So you'd think that some political bites to the national ass would get us to realign our priorities and straighten out the bottom line.
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But in June 2014, a political tsunami hit Washington that would permanently change the editorial bent of Breitbart and, I believe, realign Steve's ambitions.
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As CNN's Dan Merica explains, Iowa rules allow voters whose preferred candidates don't make a minimum threshold to "realign" with another candidate who did.
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In the 1960s, Nureyev and other male dancers began to realign the 19th-century classics, bestowing more dancing upon their own central male roles.
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This reflects the preference of Iowa caucusgoers after those who support nonviable candidates have an opportunity to realign to a candidate who remains viable.
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Not only would I have to find my way to a new normal, I would have to realign my dreams to my new reality.
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In short, he is just the kind of leader Pope Francis is elevating to realign the church in the United States with his priorities.
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But simple attempts to realign incentives, like the carbon tax, would be more effective and more realistic than government efforts to reorganize vast industries.
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If a group does not reach the 15 percent threshold, its members must realign with a different candidate or sit out the final head count.
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After taking a break to realign and give back to her immediate community, Mya sits down with r29unbothered to talk putting her mental wellbeing first.
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Attempts at a new Plaza Accord – the agreement made among G-5 nations to realign world currencies – could be made to control this, suggested Marsh.
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All of that is now become undone and it's a restructuring of everybody's head to realign a way of thinking about artist, audience and art.
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The company made the decision "to realign operations to set us up, and even add staff, as we expand our focus in therapeutics," Jung said.
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I knew that if I sat in my meditation, I could realign with my truth and receive more guidance to keep me on my path.
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Degrowth is a designed reduction of total energy and material use to realign society with planetary limits, while improving people's lives and distributing resources fairly.
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Its profits were hurt by restructuring charges to realign its product lineup and cover costs associated with recalls and fines for violating government safety rules.
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"The story here is it's an orphaned business within GE, and equity sees the chance to refocus and realign it," one of the sources said.
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When the sensors detect your partner has moved into your space, a conveyor belt built into the bed aims to gently realign them into place.
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Ladies & Gentlemen Studio Aura Chimes In classical feng shui, the vibrations from ringing bells or wind chimes — like these — are said to realign negative energies.
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Recognizing the significant capability gaps in the Arctic, the White House unveiled its Arctic strategy, creating the Arctic Executive Steering Committee to realign U.S. focus.
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Use this time to get in touch with the social causes that are most important to you and to realign yourself with your political ideals.
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The Trump presidency has unleashed an energetic opposition in the United States that understands the importance of fighting to realign national politics with our values.
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And there are all kinds of indirect reasons why that is, but having kids requires you to realign your priorities in a pretty profound way.
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The president should apply leverage on America's trading partners — a fee on incoming foreign capital, tariff threats or coordinated currency intervention — to realign the dollar.
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The executive branch could also negotiate directly with its trading partners to realign the dollar against competing currencies, a precedent set by previous Republican administrations.
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While 75 percent said they would realign with another candidate, 17 percent said they would remain uncommitted and 4 percent said they would go home.
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That's new -- in past caucuses, everyone was able to realign, meaning there was a larger group of people to woo and sway on caucus night.
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The BRAC process was created as a political compromise between Congress and the executive branch to allow the department to close and realign military bases.
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Under U.S. law, the president already possesses executive authority to realign the dollar — something President Nixon did in 1973 and President Reagan accomplished in 85033.
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The restructuring is primarily meant to realign focus on international markets and affects fewer than 50 employees, according to a person close to the company.
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"Early outs and buy outs ... can help us realign our workforce to meet changing mission requirements and move toward new models of work," the memo said.
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He recently unveiled a plan to realign the investment bank, and its traders and deal makers, to serve the needs of private banking and wealth management.
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Democrats have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to realign American politics along progressive lines, very much like Ronald Reagan did for Republicans in the 1980s.
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Seats are scarce, caucusgoers have to physically realign as nonviable candidates are eliminated, and many precincts are overcrowded, endangering people who use wheelchairs or are immunocompromised.
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He was confident in his plans to realign the bureau's mission priorities, and needed a mechanism to compel participation from experienced -- or eager and ambitious -- investigators.
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That was mild relative to the reaction in LME time-spreads, which contracted to their tightest levels in two years, suggesting a scramble to realign positions.
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And if you do want to sell to realign your portfolio with your goals, do it the same way you should when buying stocks: gradually, over time.
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"Trump hasn't been able to retrench and realign the US in the ways he claims he wants to because the consequences would be too negative," Barro wrote.
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Or it could be a special day to realign our sense of hourly routines, weekly trash pickups, the race to fulfill monthly quotas, to the celestial schedule.
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The damage is far from done, as companies aim to realign their physical footprints with their e-commerce businesses, only keeping stores open in high-demand markets.
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Rather than disconnect us from reality, virtual reality has the potential to realign our mental clocks with how humans are meant to learn in the real world.
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The book helped me realign and confirm to myself the reasons why a lot of things happened, and what I can take from it as personal growth.
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Overall, the note presents a coherent theoretical vision for how the US could realign global alliances to their favour, in the process centralising power in its hands.
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The final alignment reflects the preference of caucusgoers after the supporters of nonviable candidates have an opportunity to realign with candidates who remain viable in their precinct.
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"In a single grooming sweep," the researchers wrote, a cat's tongue moves in four directions, helping untangle knots and realign individual hairs as it moves across its coat.
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His secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, has outlined a set of demands that ask Iran not just to limit its nuclear work but realign its entire foreign policy.
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The company said it would significantly reduce the number of stores as part of the restructuring in an effort to realign the business with the changing marketplace environment.
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Aldrin, who was born with congenital knee dislocation, is learning how to walk after undergoing a 4-hour surgery to repair and realign his tendons, joints and bones.
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Richardson had only been viable by a single person in the precinct, so the defection left the rest of his supporters free to realign with a new candidate.
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The Defense secretary would also need to certify that it's necessary to close, consolidate or realign bases and that there would be a net savings within five years.
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There is a much greater diversity of views about whether prices need to rise or fall to realign consumption growth with production over the next 12-24 months.
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As the foundation tries to hold the government to its promises, archeological excavations uncover the remains of ancient prisoners, and seismic tremors threaten—and sometimes miraculously realign—walls.
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A decision was therefore made to try to realign the fair with its original identity, to create more space for antiques, and to bring back old master paintings.
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For the first time, it is making inroads into India's north-east, as the spectre of illegal immigration from Bangladesh threatens to realign politics in the BJP's favour.
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The result is likely to be a fresh wave of transactions in the health and financial industries as banks and health care companies realign to the new laws.
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It is a remarkable opportunity to realign the electorate, since polls continually show the percentage of the country that buys Trump's ethnic nationalism is in the low 40s.
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The show quickly moves into mid-20th-century psychedelic territory, with works by the artists Ludwig Gosewitz and Jordan Belson that use drawing and painting to realign perception.
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For the next 13 years, she destroyed photos of herself until her parents paid for double jaw surgery, a procedure that requires breaking the jaw to realign it.
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The company has therefore determined it necessary to realign resources in some business functions so it can grow its capabilities beyond just creating and selling luxury electric vehicles.
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So far in this conversation, we've been talking about polarization essentially moving of its own accord: Some events happen in the '60s, and the parties begin to realign.
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CNBC spoke with an assortment of financial advisors and industry experts for suggestions on how investors can realign their portfolios to avoid such heavy exposure to Big Tech.
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In Washington, the decision to kill Mr. Suleimani represents the final demise of Mr. Obama's Middle East strategy, which sought to realign American interests with those of Iran.
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"This is really the problem [for forecasters], in that for some of these goods, they are produced by large multinationals who can realign their supply chains," she said.
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Johnston Press, which reported a 27 percent fall in first-half adjusted pretax profit is trying to realign its operations to grow its digital business amidst falling circulation.
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Cohen acknowledged that there have been "bumps in the road" for Our Revolution, but he said that's to be expected when trying to realign American politics this quickly.
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The likely victory of either one of these deeply flawed candidates will give Democrats a chance not only to hold the White House, but also to realign U.S. politics.
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Groups that don't meet the "viability threshold," with 15 percent support at their particular caucus, must realign and join another campaign's supporters before a final head count is made.
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U.S. officials have declared that Russia was complicit in the chemical attack and have urged Moscow to realign with the West and break ties with Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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South Korea will remove propaganda-broadcasting loudspeakers from its border with North Korea this week, while Pyongyang has announced it is poised to realign its time zone with Seoul.
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Faced with a diminished headquarters apparatus, and hyper-focused on reshaping the bureau into more a domestic intelligence than criminal investigative agency, Mueller moved quickly to realign the FBI.
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We had to realign the company's activities to move away from 18th-century expertise and the material associated with the grandeur of the past to fully embrace this modernism.
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On Sunday, you realign your priorities as Venus enters hard-working Capricorn: studying and sharing your work with the world becomes your main interest, rather than fulfilling others' desires.
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"We have a dangerous situation, but there's also an opportunity to rethink things and maybe realign ourselves and find ourselves in a good place long term," Mr. Ball said.
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The candidates who don't have enough support to be "viable" are eliminated; their supporters have a chance to realign with viable candidates; and precinct leaders record the new totals.
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Over this summer, I have come to see there could be real opportunity to realign our lives in ways that are not only less resource intensive, but also better.
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The goal of the BEPS Project's 15 actions, adopted by G20 leaders in Turkey last November, was to realign the taxation of profits with the location of economic activities.
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To make facial recognition more accurate, says Jain, deep networks today often realign a face to a forward posture, using landmarks on the face to extrapolate a new position.
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If a candidate isn't viable, their voters can realign to another viable candidate or band together to form a group in support of another candidate that meets the threshold.
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It felt like a rupture that would realign hip-hop with rawness and also, thanks to the seamlessness of the internet, push these dizzyingly tragic songs toward pop's center.
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I was there to talk about how Pichai's project to realign the entire company to an "AI-first" footing was going in the lead-up to Google's massive hardware event.
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After that first alignment, supporters of candidates who did not reach the 15 percent threshold will be able to realign behind another candidate, which will represent the second vote count.
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Thus, when you're laying in bed reading, it'll stay in portrait mode, but when you realign your grip for a landscape video, the phone will know that and turn appropriately.
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AND WE'LL CONTINUE TO RUN OUR BUSINESS AS WE ALWAYS HAVE AND REALIGN RESOURCES AS NEEDED AND ENSURE THAT WE MAINTAIN THE STRONG FINANCIALS THAT WE'VE ALWAYS BEEN KNOWN FOR.
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French politics may realign with a modern center-left party, mildly pro-market but socially liberal on one side and more socially conservative and zealously free-market on the other.
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We achieved this through local and national delivery partnerships – a major transition that required us to realign our organization, product, and operations to meet the needs of the new marketplace.
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Washington (CNN)A deeply divided Supreme Court took up a partisan gerrymander case on Tuesday that could change the way state legislators draw district lines and realign modern day politics.
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It has been shifting its focus away from phones over the past few years to virtual reality, and last year said it would lay off 1,500 workers to "realign" resources.
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The ranked choice voting, where supporters for candidates who fail to reach the 15 percent support threshold can realign behind another candidate, injects a layer of uncertainty into the process.
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"The considerations to refine the business model and to strategically and organisationally realign the group include the option to open up the bank for private capital", NordLB said in a statement.
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Making matters more complicated, precinct leaders will be asked to use results from four days of early voting to calculate delegate shares in real time, as caucus attendees align and realign.
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Why it matters: Harris and the broader humane tech movement want to see the tech industry fundamentally realign its priorities, shifting to meeting human needs rather than profiting from human attention.
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The news comes as the British government is to undertake its Brexit negotiations, which would have to realign how farming subsidies, which are currently paid out by the EU, are allocated.
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It's a little on-the-nose when paired with Killian's line, but the other works in this space realign the conversation toward the action of looking at something mysterious, even divine.
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The other approach is more subtle: Reread your character's archive, gently realign his portrayal by attending to heretofore overlooked elements, and simultaneously create new supporting characters who facilitate the new direction.
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Instead of choreographed put downs and viral spats between rivals, the evening evolved into a passionate policy seminar on proposals and plans that if implemented could fundamentally realign life in America.
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When Kennedy then withdrew from the bout, Bektic was forced to realign his focus yet again, this time landing on last-minute replacement Russell Doane, who typically competes as a bantamweight.
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She is a main proponent of the "Green New Deal," a vast proposal to fundamentally realign America's response to climate change, which she believes poses an existential threat to daily life.
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She's furious with him for upending the most basic assumptions she had about her boss and her job, but she seems to understand that he is going to realign her mission.
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While Trump's embrace of conventional Republicanism might keep his party loyal, which he'll need to fend off scandals, it marks the abandonment of any hope that he would realign American politics.
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To be clear, this does not necessary mean that the U.S. should realign in favor of Iran and against the Saudis - that may be politically untenable in both Tehran and Washington.
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To do so, the campaign has made a strategic decision to realign resources to go all-in on Iowa, resulting in office closures and staff realignments and reductions in New Hampshire.
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In the middle of all that, one must wonder if it's possible to have a reasonable dialogue to realign the flows of trade, finance and investments between the U.S. and China.
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To sum up, it looks like many blue-collar workers in Ohio will realign themselves with Democrats this election cycle — but if they do, it's because of policy issues, not politics.
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The agency is also scrambling to realign its resources to meet the spike in people under its watch — the president's world-traveling adult children are only a part of that increase.
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In particular, the likely increased fungibility of capital within the UC group could constrain Bank Austria's financial flexibility as it works to realign its business model to becoming a purely domestic bank.
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As these transformations continue to play out over the next decade or two, the coalitions that make up both parties will shift, and the policies of the two parties will realign accordingly.
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Melanie Weatherall, a 50-year-old nurse who wore a blue sequined dress with BIDEN in sparkly letters across the back, refused to realign to another candidate when he was not viable.
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Minnesota's political terrain has been slower to realign than in other states like West Virginia and Kentucky, where blue-collar, yellow dog Democrats have found a new home in the Republican Party.
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"I think this president can bring in those Democratic voters and realign the party system, into where the Republican Party will be the majority party in the United States," Mr. Cox said.
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In San Juan County in southeastern Utah, where Native Americans have long outnumbered white people, Navajo Democrats waged a protracted legal battle to realign voting districts to better reflect the county's population.
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As in Iowa, caucus-goers whose first choice candidate does not receive at least 15 percent support will be asked to realign their support to a candidate who has met that threshold.
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"We believe this helps more closely realign the course with Harry Colt's original vision whilst also being mindful of the demands of the modern game — always a delicate balancing act," Els said.
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"The campaign has made a strategic decision to realign resources to go all-in on Iowa, resulting in office closures and staff realignments and reductions in New Hampshire," said spokesman Nate Evans.
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We also know Warren is the popular second choice, but that a lot of her universe of support with that metric comes from Sanders supporters, who probably won't have to realign themselves.
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"As we start to realign the world, as we start to recreate supply chain capacity in multiple markets in different countries, we are structurally creating a less efficient global economy," Sullivan said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump entered the White House promising to change Washington, undo key accomplishments of his predecessor and realign the US approach to the international community and treatment of immigrants.
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One of the reasons I didn't do that, other than just to say we need to realign our values and live a life within those values, is that there's not one thing.
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An outspoken Trump admirer, Bolsonaro also vowed to realign Brazil with more advanced economies, such as the United States, overhauling diplomatic priorities after nearly a decade and a half of leftist party rule.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron is starting to realign France's foreign policy, setting out plans to be less interventionist in conflicts abroad and putting his country's national security at the heart of diplomacy.
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There's also a strong desire to strip away liberal, western influences and realign the country with Christian values, and the classes are a way for those messages to directly reach the younger generation.
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It's part of a dramatic pivot driven by the Trump administration, with rule changes, proposals and executive orders all intended to realign U.S. public lands policy with the White House's development-minded approach.
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In an odd way, it could be exactly what the country needs, an opportunity for both parties to realign themselves, while simultaneously getting voters comfortable with the idea of "serious" third-party candidates.
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LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Japan's Fujitsu Ltd said on Tuesday it plans to cut 1,800 jobs in Britain as part of a transformation programme to realign the firm to make it more competitive.
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Second, under Gina's leadership, the CIA will further realign its workforce by putting more capabilities and officers — including all-source analysts and technologists — in the field, rather than continuing to enlarge the headquarters.
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Protests succeed not just on their own strength but, in large part, by forcing a country's governing elites to realign their priorities and loyalties — and by giving them an opening to do so.
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If that candidate does not meet a certain viability threshold -- usually 15% -- that supporter can realign to another viable candidate or join with other voters to create a viable group for another candidate.
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Through college forums and chat rooms, a group of parents and leaders of the local Chinese-American and Indian-American associations have been working to lower the competitive bar and realign parental thinking.
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In all likelihood, we are coming to a rare moment in American politics, when a whole bunch of existing arrangements will be called into question as the parties realign and governing coalitions shift.
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After the initial tally in each location, supporters of any candidate who fails to register 15% of the vote may "realign" with another contender, before a final count is conducted to determine the winner.
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The impact on auto loan rates so far has been muted, but if vehicle interest rates were to realign with higher long-term bond rates, we would expect a modest drag on sales volumes.
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Instead of arguing about repealing the reviews, policymakers should give states more authority to simplify and realign the impact statements to focus on projects that might have a material negative effect on the environment.
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He has sought to realign Brazil with the United States, unlike the leftist Workers Party government that led the country for 13 of the past 15 years and favored relations with fellow developing economies.
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"This year's performance underscores the efforts we undertook to realign our production to give U.S. consumers more Jeep vehicles and Ram pickup trucks," Reid Bigland, FCA's head of U.S. sales, said in a statement.
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" Janet wrote: "Perhaps we can use this time to really take stock and realign our lives to make certain that we give the most time to that which is most valuable — our loved ones.
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Then supporters of poorly performing candidates (who are below 15 percent in the precinct) can realign and switch to back someone else — following which, precincts will tally up the second and final vote total.
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To "realign" is to increase the number of U.S. and allied advisers accompanying Afghan tactical units and to increase the availability of NATO (meaning primarily American) air power in support of Afghan ground troops.
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"The defendants in this case committed fraud by telling a lie to take control over the physical access lanes to the George Washington Bridge and the employee resources necessary to realign them," Feigin said.
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"The defendants in this case committed fraud by telling a lie to take control over the physical access lanes to the George Washington Bridge and the employee resources necessary to realign them," he said.
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Both deals are part of Devon's plan to realign its portfolio by selling more than $3 billion in assets and focusing on areas where management thinks the company has the best chance of success.
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We don't have to build, we can simply plug into those power bases and that will actually help ignite our growth engines as an organization as well and realign and restructure our cost base.
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Factory Girls—a strident trio of feminist DJs and producers Gun$ Garcia, Suga Shay, and Katie Rex—have put together an exclusive mix for THUMP to help you realign your priorities this Valentine's Day.
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Analysts have said that the move could inject more volatility into the markets as funds tracking these indexes will be forced to trade billions of dollars of stock to realign their holdings by a Sept.
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On-premise enterprise software prices will be rising by 13 per cent, while "most" enterprise cloud prices in British pounds will increase by 22 per cent to — in Microsoft's words — "realign close to euro levels".
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Bolsonaro plans to realign Brazil internationally, moving away from developing nation allies and closer to the policies of Western leaders, particularly U.S. President Donald Trump, who sent Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to his inauguration.
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He campaigned to slash trade agreements, renegotiate treaties, pull back from traditional alliances such as NATO, and realign the U.S. trade relationship with China — all with a stated goal of bringing jobs back from overseas.
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The problem will either improve on its own, the patient may require permanent prism therapy, or a short surgical procedure to realign the eyes — kind of like a trip to Firestone gets the tires aligned.
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An outspoken admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump, Bolsonaro also pledged to realign Brazil with more advanced economies rather than regional allies, overhauling diplomatic priorities after nearly a decade and a half of leftist rule.
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"Early outs and buy outs ... can help us realign our workforce to meet changing mission requirements and move toward new models of work," reads the memo sent by acting Deputy Administrator Mike Flynn, Reuters reported.
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Bolsonaro plans to realign Brazil internationally, moving away from developing-nation allies and closer to the policies of Western leaders, particularly U.S. President Donald Trump, who sent Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to his inauguration.
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As Brockman told me, a superintelligent machine would be of such immense value, with so much wealth accruing to any company that owned one, that it could "break capitalism" and potentially realign the world order.
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This summer, when Russian hacking groups began releasing Democratic emails through third parties such as WikiLeaks, many Americans suspected an effort to help Mr. Trump, who had promised to realign the United States with Russia.
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Sanders' comments appeared to realign the White House's position with the one senior administration officials had laid out in the days before Trump stunned the world by agreeing to meet face-to-face with Kim.
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The final results will include an initial vote count, a second vote count after caucusgoers for nonviable candidates are allowed to realign behind viable candidates, and a third breakdown of how many delegates each candidate won.
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Trump's tilt against open trade and overt embrace of protectionist rhetoric and policy has led to widespread speculation that the parties might realign on trade, with Democrats becoming a free-trade party and Republicans becoming protectionists.
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RHB Research, in a client note earlier this month, said AirAsia X's plans to realign some of its routes in Australia and introduce more North Asian destinations "should allow for more consistent quarterly earnings going forward".
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Debates are supposed to shake things up—we expect some soundbite or canned controversy to realign the field, as Kamala Harris's exchange with Biden on busing during the first round of debates did, for a moment.
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Currency analysts at one Nigerian asset manager said Friday's adjustment signalled that the central bank favoured a convergence of its multiple exchange rates in order to realign the currency as an effective tool for resource allocation.
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"With Atmar out of the race and Abdullah now giving preference to the peace deal instead of elections, it is quite clear that Ghani will have to realign his stance," said a Western diplomat in Kabul.
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As Ralston tweeted, polls are just measuring what might happen on a first alignment, but won't capture what the caucus results will look like after the supporters of low-performing candidates realign to their second choice.
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In 1982, Michael Harrington, author of "The Other America," a seminal book about poverty, helped found the Democratic Socialists of America, which aimed to realign the Democratic Party toward increased protections for unions and the poor.
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It showed mis-tabulated results related to the caucus system, which begins at a designated time and where caucusers can realign if their first candidate doesn't reach a 20203% viability threshold at that particular caucus site.
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A cap on the proposed cost — very similar to the Congressional approach taken on constraining the Defense Department's plan to realign marines from Okinawa to Guam — would address both total size and likelihood of cost growth.
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"I have no doubt we can meet this challenge if we meet it together," she said Trump, in contrast, sought to realign the traditional rules entirely, casting himself as the only leader capable of saving America.
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Over the past 18 months, Davies and new Chief Executive Officer Jean-Yves Charlier have sought to realign the company, which was embroiled in a corruption scandal in Uzbekistan and has been battered by Russia's economic crisis.
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Rating concerns include typical integration risks associated with the merger, restructuring costs to realign the combined company, a rapidly evolving automotive battery market served by JCI's Power Solutions, and future cash deployment for acquisitions and share repurchases.
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Coach has pulled out of more than 250 department stores, as lower foot traffic in malls has required the company to realign its resources, focus more on e-commerce and increase efforts to attract the millennial shopper.
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He notes that Kurz may form a ruling coalition with Heinz-Christian Strache's far-right FPÖ, which would not only shift Austria but also possibly realign European alliances if they choose to look East rather than West.
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Under a reorganization announced on Friday, Akzo said it will realign management along four geographical lines for paints and there will be four "integrated coatings business units" resumably by product line, although the company did not elaborate.
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"Retailers [facing challenges] should modify their assumptions about what drives traffic, engagement and holiday sales growth, and realign around customer experience, creating relevant, emotional and inspirational connections that go beyond just product, price and assortment," Sides said.
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Gomez said he's hopeful the USMCA will "realign the politics" of trade to make way for Democrats to "lean in on trade" and actively pursue deals in the future that are good for workers and the environment.
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Those new vehicles are reportedly still leaving the factory with poor build quality, leaving it to local service centers to realign doors, or replace touchscreens that suffer from "phantom touches" and crank up the volume all by themselves.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," the source told PEOPLE.
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"We will start doing something this week as we will have to realign the funds to the benchmark," said a senior fund manager at a major U.S. investment bank who requested anonymity while the sale was in process.
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The incident, the audience learns, happened when she was drugged and raped after she put on a pretty white dress and attended a house party in an attempt to realign with a friend group who had alienated her.
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In terms of raw votes, Sanders leads in by more than 2,500 votes in the final alignment of Iowa caucus-goers, after supporters of non-viable candidates had the chance to realign at their precincts on Monday night.
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That's why Turkey's entry into Syria as an overt combatant is such a problem" for the U.S. Scheduled diplomatic talks lie ahead, which Cafarella says could help the U.S. "preserve gains that we've built and realign with Turkey.
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"The credentials of this deal, and the deals in Brazil and Uganda last year, suggest that Total is able to realign the portfolio in a manner that is not value-destructive," Citigroup analysts said in a research note.
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If, across the board on every domestic and foreign policy issue, we as a country can make the right, common sense decisions, realign our priorities, there's no telling the heights to which we can climb as a nation.
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Ross Douthat Fourteen months ago, in the first flush of power, Steve Bannon gave an interview to Michael Wolff — beginning a relationship that would prove his undoing — in which he boasted about his plan to realign our politics.
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Breaking with tradition, Mr. Sugio built a brand on playful nigiri with unexpected sauces, searing and presentation: a touch of warm tomato to realign the thermal balance of fatty salmon, a poached egg to add richness to fluke.
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Pope Francis, the first pontiff from the New World, has sought to realign the church's priorities in political discourse, and has often prioritized economic and environmental issues over divisive cultural ones such as abortion and same-sex marriage.
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During those years, Hamers was responsible for a major reorganisation as the bank tried to recover from the financial crisis and realign its operations with new technology, closing hundreds of bank offices and cutting more than 10,000 jobs.
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If a candidate fails to gain the support of at least 225 percent of attendees in the room, that candidate is cut from the running and their supporters have one opportunity to realign themselves with a different candidate.
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This continues until all candidates receive the minimum 15% viability threshold of support Both states will give these voters a chance to rank their preferences, so they can realign them if their candidate of choice doesn't reach the threshold.
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"This initiative could enhance U.S. military power through targeted funding to realign our force posture in the region, improve operationally relevant infrastructure, fund additional exercises, preposition equipment and build capacity with our allies and partners," McCain said Thursday. Adm.
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"However, ill-fitting grills can cause tooth decay, infection and even movement of the teeth, which could lead to needing braces to realign the teeth," said dentist Dr. Lance Knight in an interview about grills to The Daily Mail.
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Following her departure, the airline will realign its operational and commercial teams at the corporate level, organizing four business pillars — Operations, Network, Revenue, and Customer — each led by a senior vice president reporting to the airline's president, Robert Isom.
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He wants to realign France's increasingly dualized labor market in which highly educated graduates find coveted long-term contracts called CDI or "contrats à durée indeterminée," while low-skilled workers alternate between short-term contracts and periods of unemployment.
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At 77, and with at least one hospitalization in recent years for prostate cancer, Ayatollah Khamenei appears determined, while he still has full power, to make the changes essential for Iran to realign relations with the world, analysts say.
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The sweeping reorganization of the Global Industry Classification Standard, or GICS, means that funds tracking the telecom, tech and consumer discretionary sectors will be forced to trade billions of dollars of stock to realign their holdings by a Sept.
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"So long as the E.U. leadership plays the delay game, the more we will have to use leverage to realign the relationship," Gordon Sondland, the United States ambassador to the European Union, told an audience in Brussels last month.
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One of the crucial jobs of precinct captains is to win over backers of candidates who don't reach the 15 percent viability threshold, and who can realign for a second and final head-count behind candidates who are viable.
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The 85033-page document, drafted over the course of a year, places the United States in competition with "revisionist" powers like Russia and China that want to realign the world in their interests while eroding American security and prosperity.
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Their report examines the different aspects of what is commonly referred to as the "replication crisis," and offers 40 recommendations that would realign scientific research with the pursuit of truth rather than the implementation of partisan and political mandates.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," a source close to Jackson told PEOPLE.
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While Trump is trying to realign trade so that US products become more competitive with their cheaper Chinese alternatives, this will require long-term adjustments to the US industrial base -- which is currently not designed to manufacture many of these products.
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"President Trump has said he has the back of U.S. farmers and today demonstrated this commitment with an aid package to sustain American agriculture cutoff from critical export markets as his administration works to realign U.S. global trade policy. "U.
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LONDON, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Jaguar Land Rover will "realign its thinking" on investment after Britain's vote to leave the EU and if Nissan gets a Brexit compensation deal then other automakers would need a level playing field, Britain's biggest carmaker said.
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When one wheel is lifted off the ground, the tilted suitcase shifts to realign the wheels but when the wheel hits the ground again, the other one lifts and the energy from movement is transferred, rocking the suitcase the other direction.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Touring the Middle East this week, President Donald Trump has sought to galvanize traditional US allies against a common foe Iran, an opening bid to realign the region while advancing the prospect of peace that's long eluded American leaders.
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This phone will lead Apple's charge into the fastest-growing markets of India and China, realign the company's strategy for how it sells its flagship product, and also create a unique new proposition that Android has no direct answer to.
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Hence our reasoning that the recent stronger growth rate in U.S. land rigs, relative to WTI crude oil prices, may be a technical indicator that the rig count's growth could stall in the months ahead for the relationship to realign itself.
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According to two officials familiar with the decision, the plan "will realign counterterrorism resources and forces operating in Africa over the next several years" in order "to maintain a competitive posture worldwide" while also adopting a more "sustainable" approach to counterterrorism.
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The second is the risk of a rupture in the longstanding U.S.-Philippines alliance under the unpredictable new populist leader, President Rodrigo Duterte, and that The Philippines may realign with China, America's increasingly assertive strategic competitor in the Western Pacific.
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While it's hard to quantify whether it helped realign my chakras, having crystals on my nails did remind me that I needed a little grounding in life — plus, my nails looked fresh as hell, so I'd call it a win-win.
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The next day I went off on my hired moped to explore the pine forests in the mountains, while my boyfriend stayed in the pensione so he could lie on his back to realign his spine and calm his mind.
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No two Giants had been more maligned than Manning and Beckham for the three-game losing streak the team took into Sunday, and as the two waited at the line of scrimmage, they watched as the Ravens' defenders continued to realign.
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Ivan Cajic, head of index research at ITG in New York, said he expects most passively managed funds to wait until the changes go into effect to realign their portfolios in order to remain true to the indexes they track.
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His decision to commit Russian forces has been portrayed as the first step in an effort to realign the region, but the strategy was largely a result of luck and timing, its tactics born partly of a lack of resources.
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"We can see John Bolton's visit as a way to correct or realign U.S. rhetoric with its actual policy," Lina Khatib, head of the Middle East and North Africa programme at U.K.-based think tank Chatham House, told VICE News.
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To ease stiffness, slide on YogaToes ($37): The gel-filled toe-separator looks like what you'd wear to let your nail polish dry but, in fact, works more like a foam roller to stretch and realign the muscles of the foot.
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He was hoping to realign the region by rebuilding America's alliance with Riyadh, which had frayed under President Barack Obama, and by making clear that he was getting the United States out of the business of lecturing friends about domestic matters.
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With the Dutch election on Wednesday, Europe embarks on a yearlong test of how far it's ready to realign itself as an anti-immigrant, pro-Russian continent marked by ascendant nationalism, alt-Right intolerance and the fragmentation of the European Union.
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But volunteers are especially critical in a caucus state because "it's important because those are the folks who go in and encourage others to realign on second alignment," said Jones, a former senior adviser to Kamala Harris' campaign in the state.
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While publicly he might embrace plans that challenge his party's principles on issues like guns or immigration, the President has a tendency over time and with the help of GOP leaders and aides to realign himself with core Republican principles.
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The protesters were successful in removing the Putin-aligned government from power; but, in 2014, Russia invaded Crimea and then eastern Ukraine with a goal of weakening Ukraine to the point that it would be forced to realign itself with Russia.
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The new government's policy programme, known as "Plan 3-6-9", aims to realign Macedonia's policies towards EU accession, NATO membership, and restore public confidence in the independence and transparency of public sector institutions but faces considerable challenges in its implementation.
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This includes a number of changes that Congress and accreditors can take to realign our system to focus on high-quality student outcomes, so students taking on debt can earn quality degrees and certificates that will deliver a return on investment.
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The gathering is intended to be a moment to realign and move forward, and before it began, in what many saw as a significant step, the Vatican expelled Theodore E. McCarrick, a former cardinal and archbishop of Washington, from the priesthood.
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By seeking out like-minded people across the spectrum, he has sought to realign politics along a new fault line: between those in favour of an open society, trade, markets and Europe; and, on the other side, nationalists advocating protectionism and identity politics.
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The NHL will also realign its two divisions in the West for the 2021-22 season: Seattle will play the Pacific, home to its closest geographic rivals like Vancouver, Calgary and San Jose, and the Arizona Coyotes will move to the Central Division.
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For instance, if a caucusgoer's initial preferred candidate did not receive enough support to meet the precinct location's viability threshold (215 percent in most cases), the caucusgoer is allowed to shift their support — or realign — to another candidate who did attain viability.
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For instance, if a caucusgoer's initial preferred candidate did not receive enough support to meet the precinct location's viability threshold (15 percent in most cases), the caucusgoer is allowed to shift their support — or realign — to another candidate who did attain viability.
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" A source close to Jackson previously told PEOPLE that "after a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health.
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"The Iowa caucuses are totally up in the air, especially this year with so many candidates running and the weird way that voters will realign and the different ways the results will be reported," said one Democrat who has raised money for Biden.
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On 17 November 2016, Swire Pacific entered into an agreement with Coca-Cola Company and China Foods Limited to realign the Coca-Cola bottling business in mainland China and acquire equity interests in operations covering a number of territories in mainland China.
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Until we step back as a party and realize that future success is incumbent upon a bold move to realign and begin talking to those voters who are seeking consensus policies that lift them up, we will continue to lose winnable elections.
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A former NCAA athlete himself, he brought his boy up in a garden of basketball knowledge that he now claims has created an extra-singular prospect, one set to realign the NBA power structure itself with the overwhelming power of his game.
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With its eye on accelerating cost cuts, Ford announced first-quarter earnings that topped analyst expectations, and offered up some detail on the steps it will take to improve its financial health and realign its portfolio with a dramatic shift in consumer tastes.
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We were proud when we reformed welfare and as a member of the Armed Services Committee we all came together to reform the Pentagon and realign our military services that resulted in a central command structure that allowed the services to work together.
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This isn't some wild alteration of all that was once "A" and is now "C," but the CT4 does realign the Caddy lineup, with the four doors starting out at CT4 level, then moving up to the CT5 and the flagship CT6.
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I don't know if it's bad design, a parent's lack of sleep, or an inability to realign my head to deal with 90s adventure game puzzle setups, but I was finding myself staring blankly at the screen, watching the cursor idle about.
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The rounds of caucusing are to find out which candidates are "viable" — meaning they received 15 percent support or more at a given site — and let caucus attendees realign with another campaign if the candidate they initially supported is deemed not viable.
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If a candidate doesn't get a certain threshold of support — typically 15 percent, depending on the number of delegates at stake — they'll be considered non-viable and their supporters will have to "realign" to a viable candidate (or not vote at all).
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Even so, Mr. Esper has said his mission is to realign American forces worldwide — beginning here in Africa — away from post-9/11 missions battling terrorist groups and instead refocus Pentagon priorities on confronting so-called great powers like Russia and China.
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"Their actions in this case were fraud in just the same way that it would be fraud for someone with no connection to the Port Authority to impersonate Port Authority supervisors and order Port Authority employees to realign Port Authority lanes," he added.
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I paid for my own laser hair removal on my face, and between that, the hormones and copious amounts of wax to tame the eyebrows that my dad's ancestors gifted me, I started to realign my outward appearance with my inner self-image.
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If someone&aposs first choice is not viable past the 15% threshold, they can realign their preference to a candidate who is viable or try to make their first choice viable on the second alignment, which is not an option in regular primaries.
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Dr Imran Awan, a professor of criminology at Birmingham City University, told Business Insider that the "soft" tactic of using "local sports centers, boxing clubs, and football centers" to as spaces to realign the views of those vulnerable to radicalization is more successful.
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The 55-page document, drafted over the course of a year, places the United States in competition with "revisionist" powers like Russia and China that the Trump administration says want to realign the world in their interests while eroding American security and prosperity.
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The arrival of the new aircraft follows a recent decision by U.S. Air Forces Central Command to realign aircraft, airmen and assets already in the area to Kandahar Airfield to help implement the Trump administration's South Asia Policy, rolled out in August.
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Why it matters: Pakistan is betting a global public relations campaign can help address the Kashmir crisis in the short term and realign South Asian politics in the long term — paving the way for economic gains and better relations with the West.
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"The committee noted that the current inflation forecast provides scope for monetary policy to realign interest rates, translate the disinflation gains achieved so far to the market, and reinforce fiscal consolidation process by easing the burden of interest payments on the budget," Addison said.
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"That's a country that is facing... a real hardship and a necessity to very promptly redesign its business model and realign its interests with a completely new reality," she said in a 2016 interview on the sidelines of the Albright Institute at Wellesley College.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," a source close to the star told PEOPLE on Jan. 15.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), the ranking member of the Senate Commerce Committee, in its decision to realign the current audit.
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But while support for Sanders is easily explainable, and not a huge threat to the Democratic establishment, the Republican Party is going to require some serious soul-searching as they seek to realign themselves with the American populous moving forward, should Trump be nominated.
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In other words, realign incentives to encourage providers to view new technologies as an opportunity to change the delivery of an existing service based on what works best for the patient — not an opportunity to simply bill for both in-person and telehealth visits.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," a source close to the daughter of the late Michael Jackson told PEOPLE.
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If the price system isn't picking up the true cost of the damage and short-sighted people — which is most of us — are okay with that, then there's a role for government to realign the higher social cost of fossil fuels with its lower actual cost.
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Citing a "too large physical retail footprint" and a shift in shopping habits, "in order to remain viable, the company — like so many others in the industry — must realign its business to effectively compete in today's shopping environment," a BCBG spokesperson told Refinery29 in a statement.
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If their first choice isn't viable -- meaning the candidate reaches a certain threshold of support, usually around 15% of the vote -- voters will be given an opportunity to realign with viable candidates or to form a viable group with other voters whose top choice wasn't viable.
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In some instances, the Chinese supplier might take on the burden of the tariff by reducing its prices in order to maintain its price advantage in the US. Trump is trying to realign trade so that US products become more competitive with their cheaper Chinese alternatives.
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In some instances, the Chinese supplier might take on the burden of the tariff by reducing its prices in order to maintain its price advantage in the US. Trump is trying to realign trade so that US products become more competitive with their cheaper Chinese alternatives.
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In some instances, the Chinese supplier might take on the burden of the tariff by reducing its prices in order to maintain its price advantage in the US. Trump is trying to realign trade so that US products become more competitive with their cheaper Chinese alternatives.
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With so many candidates in the race and a 2202 percent threshold to win delegates, caucusgoers whose first choice fails to reach the minimum of support can realign behind a different candidate That means voters' second choices will play a huge role in determining who leaves Iowa on top.
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MORE's Trojan horse was rolled into Washington, D.C. — filled with his collectivist ideas and theories to alter the fabric of America — he was confident that he could realign the axis between liberty and government, and ultimately convince Americans to accept a new, imperfect vision of themselves and their institutions.
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The following are key comments that Duterte has made about the bilateral relationship, and U.S. responses: - On a state visit to China this week, Duterte told a forum of Chinese and Philippine business people he wanted his country to separate from the United States and realign with China.
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If not for her efforts since then to realign herself with the president — since Mr. Trump took office, Ms. Roby has vocally supported him and consistently voted for his policies, and she earned endorsements from Mr. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence — the runoff result might have been different.
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Whoever the Democratic nominee in 2020 is, he or she should, and almost certainly will, run a visionary and aggressive campaign that promises to bring the next great era of progressive leadership to America and could well realign American politics for a generation after the post-Trump era.
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The Hill's Katie Bo Williams and Jordan Fabian report: The 21625-page document, drafted over the course of a year, places the United States in competition with "revisionist" powers like Russia and China that want to realign the world in their interests while eroding American security and prosperity.
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While it may sound like inside baseball, the changes in the S&P sectors should, over time, result in massive shifts in stock ownership as money managers realign their portfolios, ETFs restructure holdings, and Wall Street strategists give new weighting to both old and newly aligned industry groups.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," a source close to the 20-year-old daughter of the late Michael Jackson tells PEOPLE.
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Now we were supposed to realign, a process in which people from each group attempt to convince the others to join their side—the unviable groups want people to join them to make them viable, and the people in the viable groups want others to join them to get more delegates.
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Smith's amendment would replace that language with a section "that would authorize a fair, transparent process to allow the Department of Defense to consolidate, close, or realign military installations within the United States and realize efficiencies and savings that can be reinvested into critical military requirements," according to the amendment's description.
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A progressive China trade policy should not shy away from targeting specific "beggar thy neighbor" actions by China or any other trading partner, including dumping specific goods below cost to capture market share or artificially depressing the value of their currency (a recent, bipartisan bill could help realign manipulated currency values).
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For a President whose first months in office have been marked by a frenzied pace but little policy direction, Trump's move to realign traditional US allies in a united front against Iran amounts to one of the first firm outlines of a doctrine that, until now, has been rooted primarily in flexibility.
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The caucus system allows backers of non-viable candidates — those who fail to reach 15 percent support in a precinct on the first ballot — to realign with a new candidate on the second ballot, making them a valuable pool of voters who could tip the scales in a tight battle for delegates.
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That's a fact that seems to have captured the attention of the Trump, who is in a position realign American immigration policy in a way that could reshape the labor market for technology workers in the U.S. In 21, just 285 percent of American computer science jobs were occupied by foreign-born workers.
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That's a fact that seems to have captured the attention of the Trump, who is in a position realign American immigration policy in a way that could reshape the labor market for technology workers in the U.S. In 1980, just 73 percent of American computer science jobs were occupied by foreign-born workers.
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Another possibility is that the parties realign quickly, with the Trump/Tea Party faction effecting a rapid transformation of the Republican Party into a downscale nationalist populist party, pushing the remaining upper-class moderate Republicans into a more pro-business Democratic Party, which in turn pushes some disaffected Sanders voters into the Republican Party.
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And Emerson's polling found that while progressives are largely certain about whom they'll vote for Tuesday, everyone else is less sure, with 227 percent of self-described moderates telling pollsters they could realign their support and 22004 and 224 percent of somewhat and very conservative likely voters, respectively, saying they could switch on voting day.
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And the new rule stipulates that only Iowans who supported candidates on the first alignment who failed to reach that viability threshold can move during the realignment process, meaning if a voter backed Joe Biden in a certain caucus where the former Vice President reached viability, they cannot realign to support former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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If a candidate does not have enough support on that first preference to be viable (the threshold is typically 15% of caucusgoers at a location), then that candidate's supporters are able to realign either with a candidate who was viable in the first round or join together to make another candidate viable — this is the final alignment.
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If Rubio wins, he could realign the electorate in a way that permanently improves Republicans' odds by making inroads with Latinos; he could greatly expand the party's support in the business community, denying Democrats crucial sources of fundraising; he could enact a top income tax rate of 25 percent and pass his proposal to abolish taxes on capital gains and dividends entirely.
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News Analysis SINGAPORE — When President Obama announced Monday that he was ending a half-century-long arms embargo against Vietnam, it was another milestone in his long-running ambition to recast America's role in Asia — a "pivot" as he once called it, designed to realign America's foreign policy so it can reap the benefits of Asia's economic and strategic future.
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In addition to worrying about competitive governors' races this cycle (like the ones in Missouri, Vermont, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Indiana), Democrats should be panicking about how to boost their turnout in midterms, or else figuring out ways to realign elections to the presidential schedule, which a minority of states (like Missouri, North Carolina, and Washington) do for governors.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — With trumpets blaring, cannons booming and fighter jets streaking overhead trailed by red, white and blue contrails, President Trump arrived in the scorching heat of the Arabian desert on Saturday hoping to realign the politics and diplomacy of the Middle East by forcefully reasserting American support for Sunni Muslim countries and Israel against Iran's Shiite-led government.
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In considering how teachers' unions might adjust to their defeat in Janus and the resulting potential declines in union membership, it seemed they might go the mattresses in a zero-sum defense of traditional public schools, long their dominant strategy, or that the threat of losing members could challenge them to focus first on meeting members' primary interests like pay and resources, and realign on secondary issues.
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From being an early supporter of Trump's presidential bid, to being a respected conservative member of the House Select Committee on Intelligence with a resume that includes West Point and Harvard, Pompeo's 14 months as CIA director were important, as he helped realign the agency but also solidified something with Trump that Tillerson never seemed to have (or, seemingly, never really cared to have): personal rapport with the president.
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The murder isn't shown, but McQueen allows the violence of Ashes's murder to surface inadvertently in small, mundane details — like when the cemetery workers stab and loosen the mound of dirt where he'll be buried with a broken pitchfork, or when his gravestone slides off the wet cement and they have to quickly catch it, realign it, and bluntly beat it with their fists to make the granite adhere.
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In fact, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE was helping to realign the Democratic Party away from the working class toward the rising creative class as Starbucks was exploding in growth and becoming the de facto meeting place for said creative class.
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In Iowa, the state that hosts the first presidential nominating contest every four years, Buttigieg appears to lead on the state delegate equivalents, the standard that in the past has determined the caucus winner, while Sanders won the raw vote count in both rounds of caucus voting, including after the so-called realignment process, when voters backing candidates who don't reach threshold of 15% support at a caucus may choose to realign with another candidate.
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Among the other startups in Autotech's portfolio are DeepScale, a startup developing technology that processes the information a car receives about its surroundings from sensors; Outdoorsy, which is akin to an Airbnb for recreational vehicles; Work Truck Solutions, whose software helps owners of commercial truck fleets track their vehicles; Volta Charging, an EV charging startup that gives away electricity, making money by selling advertising space on the stations; and a logistics platform company called Realign Technology.
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But while we are focusing on Trump and what he has wrought, it would behoove us to also focus on the titanic moves by the right to literally realign society for the long haul: stacking the courts with virulent conservatives, suppressing voter access, reducing the inflow of immigrants who might lean Democratic, gerrymandering districts, punishing states that lean Democratic in presidential elections and returning to a failed drug policy that disproportionately jails black and brown people.
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With results from 75% of state precincts as of Wednesday afternoon, former South Bend, Indiana, mayor Pete Buttigieg has a slight lead in the percentage of state delegate equivalents, the standard that in the past has determined the caucus winner, while Sanders currently leads in the both rounds of caucus voting, including after the so-called realignment process, when voters backing candidates who don't reach threshold of 15% support at a caucus may choose to realign with another candidate.
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