He listens and reassesses, that is the sign of a leader.
|
|
Finding himself with a newborn daughter at the age of 58, Gornall reassesses his life.
|
|
The new targets will remain in place for 150 days before the city reassesses the situation.
|
|
New Jersey's marijuana debate comes as neighboring New York City also reassesses it's stance on the drug.
|
|
The city, meanwhile, reassesses properties every year and assessments and taxes usually only go in one direction — up.
|
|
An evangelical minister reassesses his Brooklyn ministry when his father, also a minister, comes out as a transgender woman.
|
|
Through their stories, Stein reassesses the ideas about gender that she developed as a lesbian second-wave feminist during the nineteen-eighties.
|
|
Modern Love: In this week's column, a man reassesses what he wants after two girlfriends broke up with him by coming out.
|
|
The NYPD constantly reassesses our existing procedures and in line with that are in the process of reviewing our existent facial recognition protocols.
|
|
As a documentary that reassesses a notable '227s scandal with the benefit of a couple decades' hindsight, Lorena is one among many recent examples.
|
|
The delegate math is looking increasingly grim, there are precious few contests left, and the campaign has said it will reassesses its path forward.
|
|
The agency will delay implementation of an Obama-era chemical safety rule for nearly two years while it reassesses the necessity of the regulation.
|
|
The association also frequently reassesses casino security protocols, as it is certain to do now in the wake of the mass shooting on Sunday.
|
|
Construction on a key segment of the 85033,170-mile pipeline in North Dakota has been paused while the Obama administration reassesses its approval of the project.
|
|
" She added that "the N.Y.P.D. constantly reassesses our existing procedures and in line with that are in the process of reviewing our existent facial recognition protocols.
|
|
President Donald Trump in March froze more than $200 million in funds for recovery efforts in Syria while his administration reassesses Washington's role in the Syrian conflict.
|
|
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will delay implementation of an Obama-era chemical safety rule for nearly two years while it reassesses the necessity of the regulation.
|
|
She has scheduled town halls in Michigan and Arizona for Friday and Saturday, though it's unclear what will happen as she reassesses her place in the race.
|
|
If the IFT reassesses its decision and rules Televisa does have market power in pay television, it would mean the regulator could impose special antitrust measures on the company.
|
|
"The NYPD constantly reassesses our existing procedures and in line with that are in the process of reviewing our existent facial recognition protocols," Detective Denise Moroney said in a statement.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cboe Global Markets said it no longer plans to offer bitcoin futures contracts as the exchange operator reassesses its plans for trading digital asset derivatives amid slumping volumes.
|
|
New York's city council voted to stop issuing new licences for ride-hailing cars for a year while it reassesses the industry, and also to set a minimum wage for drivers.
|
|
RATING SENSITIVITIES NATIONAL RATINGS Bank DKI's National Ratings may be upgraded if Fitch reassesses the bank to be of greater strategic importance to the local economy and of higher systemic importance.
|
|
ANKARA (Reuters) - Campaigning officially started on Friday for Iran's May presidential election, pitting pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani against hardliners just as the United States reassesses its policy on the Islamic Republic.
|
|
German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse periodically reassesses the composition of the Stoxx index, using trading data to measure market value and trading volume as a basis for deciding which companies to include.
|
|
Although Austin suspended licensing for adding new dockless electric vehicles to the mix back in January, while it reassesses its current contracts, that's still left more than 17,500 licensed electric vehicles on city streets.
|
|
"I hope that the President reassesses and figures out that Jeff Sessions is a very good man that does a very good job, and he ought to keep him where he is," Hatch said.
|
|
But the Department of Interior and Army Corps of Engineers immediately said it would not allow construction on a piece of federal land around a lake in the region while it reassesses the project.
|
|
The proposal comes as Germany reassesses its immigration policies after the influx of nearly 63,000 migrants last year, most fleeing war and violence in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, and struggles to fill jobs given its aging workforce.
|
|
But overall staff costs are likely to come down at Deutsche, as Cryan reassesses a year-old strategy to revive the flagging group, which has seen sharp falls in its stock price and even some customers withdrawing funds.
|
|
Campaign advisers say the campaign has to make tough choices about where to deploy limited resources and constantly reassesses where to spend and how much — suggesting he could shift gears to focus more on New Hampshire going forward.
|
|
The sticker shock at the end of abatement is twofold: The share of the total tax responsibility steadily rises as the abatement drops over time, while the overall tax bill often climbs when the city reassesses the property.
|
|
The discussion about further job cuts comes as Deutsche's chief executive, John Cryan, reassesses a year-old strategy to revive the flagging group, as ebbing market confidence sends its stock price tumbling and prompts some customers to withdraw funds.
|
|
In her new book, "Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy," co-authored with psychologist Adam Grant, she reassesses life in the aftermath of the sudden death of her husband, Silicon Valley luminary Dave Goldberg, in 2015.
|
|
But nowhere has the demarcation between past and future been as clear to me as it was in Columbus, Ohio, a city obsessed with its future, and in Williamsburg, Va., a place dedicated to its past, even as it reassesses it.
|
|
BMW is considering how many electric models might be sold in Europe or the United States, he said, and the firm constantly reassesses its global sites especially when it commits to new models to take into account a whole range of factors.
|
|
Two other administration officials confirmed a Wall Street Journal report on Friday that said Trump had ordered the State Department to freeze more than $200 million in funds for recovery efforts in Syria while his administration reassesses Washington's role in the conflict there.
|
|
SUBORDINATED DEBT The subordinated debt rating is sensitive to the same factors that affect the bank's VR. The notes' rating is also sensitive to a change in notching, which could be triggered if Fitch reassesses the notes' loss severity or incremental non-performance risk.
|
|
WASHINGTON — President Trump, having this week signaled a possible withdrawal of American troops from Syria, has ordered the State Department to suspend more than $200 million in funds for recovery efforts there while the administration reassesses its role in the conflict, administration officials said Friday.
|
|
All of which is to say that the new Mac Pro (same as the old Mac Pro) just became a better deal than it was yesterday, but those who can wait, probably should, as the company reassesses some of the constraints built into the Pro's design.
|
|
In this longstanding struggle — often marked by frustration and miscommunication between the two countries — there is a telling lesson for the Trump administration as it reassesses the United States' relationship with its southern neighbor: What happens in one country often bears heavily on the other, a connection that demands collaboration and constant maintenance.
|
|
Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Warren expected to refrain from endorsing Biden, Sanders during primary: report Progressive Jewish group endorses Sanders for president MORE (D-Mass.) as she reassesses her campaign following a dismal Super Tuesday, which was headlined by her third place finish back home in Massachusetts.
|
|
Sober people explain this fact with a frankly implausible-sounding claim: When you remove large quantities of alcohol from your daily caloric regimen, your body sometimes reassesses its relationship to sugar—which, for a lot of alcoholics, means intensely craving it (whether because of sugar cravings related to lower caloric intake when a person cuts out alcohol, alcohol's relationship to low blood sugar, or a host of psychological reasons).
|
|
Dan BenishekDaniel (Dan) Joseph BenishekRepublican groups launch final ad blitz in key House battlegrounds Tea Party class reassesses record Michigan Republican to retire MORE (R-Mich.) and Robert HurtRobert HurtThe Hill's Morning Report — Presented by the Coalition for Affordable Prescription Drugs — GOP faces 'green wave' in final stretch to the midterms Democrat defeats controversial chair of House Wall Street subpanel Republican groups launch final ad blitz in key House battlegrounds MORE (R-Va.).
|
|
The discussion about further job cuts comes as Deutsche's chief executive, John Cryan, reassesses a year-old strategy to revive the flagging group, as ebbing market confidence sends its stock price tumbling and prompts some customers to withdraw funds.. A second person familiar with these discussions said the management was also examining the countries where the bank was active to see "whether it was really worth its while (staying in those countries)".
|
|
DEBT RATINGS The ratings of the bank's rupiah-denominated senior unsecured debt class is the same as its National Long-Term Rating in accordance with Fitch criteria RATING SENSITIVITIES NATIONAL RATINGS Bank DKI's National Ratings may be upgraded if Fitch reassesses the bank to be of greater strategic importance to the local economy and of higher systemic importance, which will be characterised by increasing market share in loans and deposits nationally and a more integral role in supporting regional economic development.
|
|
Adam Becker (born 1984) is an American astrophysicist and popularizer of science. He is a visiting scholar at University of California, Berkeley. His book What Is Real? explores the history and personalities of the foundations of quantum physics and reassesses the prominence of the views often grouped together as the Copenhagen Interpretation.
|
|
Smetana and other scholars have questioned the unorthodoxy of the theology used in the poem, with some charging the poem with dualism (i.e., the inherent evil of the flesh). However, Frantzen reassesses this apparent inversion of the soul and body hierarchy, arguing that the poem does, in fact, follow normative Christian beliefs because its focus is not on theology, but penitential practice.
|
|
Harold reassesses his story as a comedy. When he returns to Jules with this revelation, Harold inadvertently identifies the voice in his head from a television interview as author Karen Eiffel. Jules, an admirer of Karen's work, reveals that all of her books feature the protagonist's tragic death. Karen struggles from writer's block and researches ways to kill the character Harold to complete her book.
|
|
A very important tactical element of the business chess scenario is chess Passing. Such a pass enables one to transfer, in a single move, one unit of rating from one branch to another without loss of points. It is a way of adjusting branch ratings as the team reassesses their positions. The game tree with Passing has a more complicated form (see Figure 5).
|
|
This is often a limited exam based on the patient's chief complaint and only infrequently a complete head-to-toe examination. The ED nurse periodically reassesses the patient to detect any changes, either improvement, decompensation or no change. This may be done after a treatment is given to evaluate its effectiveness or at certain time intervals as appropriate for the patient's condition. # Planning and managing care.
|
|
The narrative focus moves to Edna's shifting emotions as she reconciles her maternal duties with her desire for social freedom and to be with Robert. When summer vacation ends, the Pontelliers return to New Orleans. Edna gradually reassesses her priorities and takes a more active role in her own happiness. She starts to isolate herself from New Orleans society and to withdraw from some of the duties traditionally associated with motherhood.
|
|
Now, surrounded by the chaos of the Price household, she longs to return to Mansfield, her memories again transformed. Change in Fanny's character is most marked during her three months exposure to Portsmouth life. As she reassesses her own abilities, she realises she is capable of seeing and judging correctly, of giving, and of being positively useful. Symbolically a descent into hell, Portsmouth life becomes an opportunity for change and growth.
|
|
Ryan chose to retire in 2001 rather than run for a seat on the new city council.Darren Becker, "Changing of the old guard: Many veteran municipal politicians quitting rather than switching," Montreal Gazette, 29 August 2001, A4. In 2004, Ryan was appointed by the new provincial government of Jean Charest to chair a committee overseeing the demerger of Longueuil.Linda Gyulai, "Tremblay reassesses his team," Montreal Gazette, 22 June 2004, A1.
|
|
Sutter drives past Aimee, who is waiting for him by the bus to Philadelphia, leaving her heartbroken. He gets drunk at a bar, drives home and totals his mailbox. After an argument with his mother, Sutter reassesses his life and completes the personal statement for his college application, despite having missed the submission deadline. He confesses that his biggest hardship is himself and his insistence to only live in the moment.
|
|
Casey's debut novel An Englishwoman in New York was published in the UK and Ireland in 2013. The novel was published that same year in the US as No One Could Have Guessed the Weather. Her second novel The Real Liddy James was published in 2016. The novel's plot follows high-powered Irish- American lawyer Liddy James as she reassesses her priorities in life following a period of high stress.
|
|
Robertson recently completed a monograph on the poet and writer Blaise Cendrars for Reaktion Books. Further ongoing projects include a study of avant-garde art and virtual technologies. Arp: Painter, Poet, Sculptor, published by Yale University Press, considers the close connections between the writing, painting and sculpture of Hans Jean Arp and reassesses his contribution to major artistic movements of the 20th century. This book was awarded the 2007 R.H. Gapper Book Prize.
|
|
The continuous time process is similar in that it imagines each individual has a belief at a time and changes it based on the attitudes of its neighbors. The process is described informally by Liggett (1985, 226), "Periodically (i.e., at independent exponential times), an individual reassesses his view in a rather simple way: he chooses a 'friend' at random with certain probabilities and adopts his position." A model was constructed with this interpretation by Holley and Liggett (1975).
|
|
Raj is not engaged and decides to leave, and as he is departing he runs into Janine Davis, whose husband has left her for an undergraduate student. After Raj accidentally insults her by talking about penguins, he reassesses his perspective and apologises to her. The conversation is awkward yet mostly friendly, as they open up about common themes in their respective romantic relationships. Raj thinks that they had a moment together, but decides not to do anything about it.
|
|
Serena returns in the twentieth series episode "Not Your Home Now", first broadcast on 7 February 2018. Russell said she is pleased to reprise her role as she feels content that she has completed the things she wanted to do on her break. Serena returns after Hanssen asks her to become the acting CEO while he reassesses his mental health following a shooting at the hospital. Russell explained that Serena returns "out of loyalty" as she has developed a new life while travelling.
|
|
During the 1960s, David Wakefield is a distance runner for his high school's track and field team who hopes to compete in college. His sister Cathy's boyfriend, Dean Berger, is a former track star who tries to advise David, telling him to be more patient during races and hold back, rather than exhausting himself by going too fast too soon. David is influenced by others in school, like friend Paul Morelli, and reassesses his life after Dean goes off to the Vietnam War and is killed.
|
|
It has the assignment to evaluate all new product ideas. It decides whether a new product idea should be taken up in research, reassesses a project at regular intervals and, last but not least decides also about the abandonment of a project, once it becomes evident that the objectives cannot be reached. In a typical project the overall responsibility for the economic and technical success lies with the project champion. He is assisted by the project manager, who is responsible for the technical success.
|
|
Detective Inspector Mike Shepherd is sent from Auckland to Brokenwood to investigate a local police officer. With a possible murder investigation underway that might link the two, Shepherd takes charge. After the investigation Shepherd reassesses his life and decides to stay on indefinitely, even though it means a demotion to Detective Senior Sergeant. Brokenwood is a seemingly quiet country town where Shepherd, who has an unconventional approach to police work, is assisted by local Detective Kristin Sims, who is precise and efficient at her job, to solve murders.
|
|
Noh then wrote several short dramas. In the four-episode Miracle (2006), Jang Yong played a man who reassesses his life after learning that he's in the final stages of lung cancer. While in Several Questions That Make Us Happy (2007), three stories unfold in omnibus format over two episodes. She reunited with director Pyo Min-soo (they had previously worked together on Lie, Sad Temptation, Foolish Love and Solitude) in The World That They Live In (also known as Worlds Within, 2008), about the hectic lives of a drama production team.
|
|
On 24 April 2014 John Watts Fischer-Z started a four-day tour of the Netherlands in De Vorstin in Hilversum, which continued into Germany. In 2015, Watts decided to return with the Fischer-Z name and release the This is My Universe album, which was an introspective look at his own life and the changing world around him. It contained the track "Martha Thargill", in which Watts reassesses the miners' strike 30 years on. In 2017, Watts released his nineteenth original studio album Building Bridges, which was a statement on the challenges of today.
|
|
The Moaning of Life is a British travel documentary comedy television series broadcast on Sky 1. It follows Karl Pilkington around the world as he visits other cultures. Unlike An Idiot Abroad, which had a similar premise, The Moaning of Life sees Pilkington actually choosing to visit other countries in order to see how they face up to some of life's biggest issues with their cultures and customs. He also reassesses his life now that he has reached the age of 40, which he considers to be "middle age".
|
|
Because they are given incomplete and confusing information, it becomes more difficult for the audience to determine the extent of Ono's actions and the responsibility he bears for them. Masuji Ono repeatedly reassesses events from his past throughout the novel, which suggests that he is constantly reconsidering his guilt about his actions and ultimately rethinking both the role of propaganda and the construction of memories. This process of reassessment highlights his status as an unreliable narrator, emphasising his fickle nature. This reflects the concept that memory is processed through an individual's consciousness, making it subjective to that particular person.
|
|
George Smith (Albert Finney) is a bored, young San Francisco architect, at loose ends and feeling a bit depressed after finishing a project in which he felt his contribution was of little consequence. After he and his wife Alice (Yvette Mimieux) attend a vacuous party, they go home and George reassesses his life. George thinks about how much he admires Pablo Picasso, the great artist, who pursues his dreams with abandon. He suddenly feels an overwhelming urge to meet the artist and proposes to his wife that they fly to France that very evening in search of him.
|
|
In April 2018, the Trump administration suspended the funding of the White Helmets as part of a wider suspension of the funding of stabilization projects in Syria while the U.S. reassesses its role in Syria. The U.S. had provided more than $33 million to support the group since 2013. On 14 June 2018, the Trump administration authorised USAID and the United States Department of State to release approximately $6.6 million in aid to be shared between the group and the UN's International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism in Syria. The Netherlands announced that it would end its funding of several aid projects in opposition strongholds in Syria, including the White Helmets, by December 2018.
|
|
Island People was described by Tom Gjelten in The New York Times as "a travelogue of love and scholarship", that "does the region splendid justice".Tom Gjelten, "Islands in the Sun", The New York Times, December 1, 2016. In The Washington Post, Amy Wilentz wrote that "Every 50 years or so there should be a book like this one, in which a passionate, informed, dedicated and adventurous traveler skips from island to island in the bright blue palm-lined bowl and reassesses the contemporary significance of this world-historical outpost of the globe."Amy Wilentz, "From island to island capturing the atmosphere and allure of the Caribbean", The Washington Post, January 13, 2017.
|
|
William Wallace Statue, Dryburgh. Malcolm Wallace appears in the Ragman Rolls of 1296 paying allegiance to Edward I of England, however later he was one of the few Scottish nobles who refused to submit to Edward and as a result he and his son, Andrew, were executed. According to some sources Malcolm was the father of the Scottish patriot William Wallace, however the seal of William Wallace, rediscovered in 1999, identifies him as the son of Alan Wallace of Ayrshire, who also appears in the Ragman Roll of 1296 as "crown tenant of Ayrshire". Dr. Fiona Watson in "A Report into Sir William Wallace's connections with Ayrshire", published in March 1999, reassesses the early life of William Wallace and concludes, "Sir William Wallace was a younger son of Alan Wallace, a crown tenant in Ayrshire".
|
|
By questioning these conclusions, archaeologists are then able to look back on the prior research and incorporate viewpoints that were not considered before. In the case of the South Oxfordshire dyke, we must take into consideration the many other factors of the landscape and context in which it provides for the full explanation of the significance of this dyke. Once we have accomplished this, we can then utilize the surrounding dykes and their contexts in order to come to a full conclusion as to their purposes individually as well as a whole system. Richard Bradley’s The South Oxfordshire Grim's Ditch and its Significance reassesses the boundaries of the dyke to come to an interpretation that improves our knowledge of the South Oxfordshire dyke and surrounding dykes, such as the ones found at the Chilterns.
|
|
An example of casualist painting: Amy Feldman, Goofy Gloom, 2017, Acrylic on canvas, 79 x 79 inchesCasualism is a 21st century trend in art where the work reassesses conventionally accepted elements of art like color, composition, and balance to have unexpected outcomes rather than handsome results. The term Casualism was coined in a 2011 essay which defined a new type of postminimalist painting that features a self-amused, anti-heroic style with an interest in off-kilter composition and impermanence. These artists are interested in a studied, passive-aggressive irresoluteness that reflect wider insights about culture and society These Casualist artists make work that "feels experimental and resists finality, but is still accomplished." Many artists responded positively to the essay and embraced the notion of Casualism, while others rejected the term, suggesting it whiffed of 'labelism' and 'crypto-institutionalism.
|
|
Also in 2002, in the psychological thriller One Hour Photo, Williams portrays an emotionally disturbed photo development technician who becomes obsessed with a family for whom he has developed pictures for a long time. The last film of Williams' released during his lifetime was The Angriest Man in Brooklyn, a film addressing the value of life in which Williams plays Henry Altmann, a terminally ill man who reassesses his life and works to redeem himself. His roles in comedy and dramatic films garnered Williams several accolades, including an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Good Will Hunting; as well as two previous Academy Award nominations, for Dead Poets Society, and as a troubled homeless man in The Fisher King, respectively. Among the actors who helped him during his acting career, he credited Robert De Niro, from whom he learned the power of silence and economy of dialogue when acting.
|
|