McCullers will not throw for two weeks before being reevaluated.
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"He's got to get reevaluated," Pittsburgh coach Mike Sullivan said.
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About eight years after initial testing, the group was reevaluated.
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But I think our whole education system needs to be reevaluated.
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"There's room for stocks like that to get reevaluated," he said.
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He will be reevaluated Monday when the team returns to Houston.
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In addition to the investigation, the PSPS protocol used will be reevaluated.
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But in recent years, Walmart (WMT) has reevaluated its relationship with guns.
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I also reevaluated what I love and absolutely detest, like anything polyester.
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Flyers general manager Ron Hextall said Neuvirth will be reevaluated on Monday.
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The FAA reevaluated SpaceX's site after a big change in the company's plans
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According to one person close to the talks, the deal is being reevaluated.
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Have you reevaluated that philosophy in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal?
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GM said production status would be reevaluated week-to-week after March 30.
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"The way that we rely on tests has to be reevaluated constantly," he said.
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That's significantly cheaper than Bitcoin and the original's price will have to be reevaluated.
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But Villarreal told The Hill he has since "reevaluated" his role in the campaign.
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I took a step back and reevaluated what success and life mean to me.
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Donald Trump publicly called for Amazon's deal with the Postal Service to be reevaluated.
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For instance, their national ad campaigns and sweepstakes will likely have to be reevaluated.
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Reynolds, who will be reevaluated Monday, said he was told surgery might not be necessary.
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It was only after moving to the island that Chau reevaluated his attitude toward eating.
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I reevaluated my relationship with my father and talked about my fears with my coaches.
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The tax will be in place for two years, and after that would be reevaluated.
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Nearly three months later, he reevaluated their movements and offered an updated outlook for each stock.
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" When she was finally diagnosed, Brown reevaluated her past feelings that she was "dumb" or "thick.
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In the wake of the health scares, the musician reevaluated his lifestyle of weighing 350 lbs.
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Of those, it was completely withdrawing 469 and setting aside an additional 85033 to be reevaluated.
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In its statement, the foreign ministry said the measures were temporary and would be continually reevaluated.
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Goaltender Igor Shesterkin, who was driving, broke a rib and will be reevaluated in two weeks.
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The search for Mokkapati has been suspended while the operation is "reevaluated," the sheriff's department said.
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House Judiciary Committee Chair Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) has said the CDC ban should be reevaluated.
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Because you went into that next board meeting and everyone had kind of reevaluated where they were.
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The "Fast Money " traders reevaluated their portfolios after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday.
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That is why the process for designating firms, especially those that are not banks, should be reevaluated.
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Even worse for unions, younger teachers who reevaluated union membership are more inclined to leave (36 percent).
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But Veronica reevaluated the threat and realized the bomb was planted at the new Kane High School.
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Dr. Horn says that if a contact lens doesn't feel perfect within minutes, it should be reevaluated.
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Perhaps as a result, its chief thinkers have never reevaluated the ideas that led them to 22000.
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The guidance for state executive branch officials will be reevaluated in 30 days, the governor's office said.
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" Or, "Is it possible that my feelings are clouded by some bias that ought to be reevaluated?
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Narrator: The furniture is moved in and reevaluated by Michael and the team in the actual space.
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The ITU agreement included continuing monitoring of interference, to be reevaluated when the conference reconvenes in 2023.
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However, almost 15 years later, it is clear that the law needs to be reevaluated and strengthened.
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I began to check my score obsessively, but because scores are only reevaluated monthly, the number didn't budge.
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But some half a year on, the organization has evidently reevaluated the worth of playing a technology role.
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But in a conference call on Tuesday, watching the Nevada caucus results trickle in, members reevaluated that endorsement.
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The policy will remain in effect for three weeks and will be reevaluated at that time, he said.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, said he'd reevaluated his ability to campaign and run his business late last year.
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Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio said Sunday that President Barack Obama's recent ties with Cuba should be reevaluated.
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This is also a working paper, so it's likely to be reevaluated as it goes through a review process.
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While her initial reaction to the scandal was to blame 21-year-old Woods, she reevaluated after online backlash.
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While hostility to Israel diminishes, many Arab states, especially in the Gulf, have reevaluated their relationship with the Palestinians.
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I'm now 22, and recently I was reevaluated by a different psychiatrist who diagnosed me with ADHD, inattentive type.
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If Ubisoft eventually decides to use more content generated by the HitRecord community, the profit pool would be reevaluated.
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OF Michael Brantley received an anti-inflammatory shot and will rest for five to seven days before being reevaluated.
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Every economic assumption that seemed valid a month ago is now being reevaluated, and none is being revised upward.
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After the protest, Publix said at the time it would suspend political contributions as it reevaluated its giving policy.
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From what we understand, Paul's channel and videos will get reevaluated in coming weeks to see if they meet guidelines.
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Instead of lyrics about his addiction, "Moonlight" was more introspective, with a hook that reevaluated what he valued in life.
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Choo left the game in the bottom of the inning with lower-back stiffness and will be reevaluated Wednesday morning.
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We stepped back and reevaluated our play—looked at what we could do that wasn't necessarily such a big scene.
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In January, the DOJ reevaluated a 2011 opinion of the Wire Act, saying that all online gambling was now unlawful.
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On a grander level, AMC should have seriously reevaluated its decision to go all-in on Negan some time ago.
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Back in 2012, our organization reevaluated the program and made substantive changes that foster a positive and healthy work environment.
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Royals manager Ned Yost said Gordon was expected to miss 3-4 weeks but would be reevaluated in 10 days.
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Jones is tentatively expected to be reevaluated when the club returns to Baltimore for a nine-game homestand starting Monday.
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It is therefore unsurprising that only 22 percent of teachers have even reevaluated union membership in the past 12 months.
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The religious accommodations for all three will be reevaluated after their training, according to Army memos released by their lawyers.
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The guidance will be reevaluated in a month or sooner if circumstances change, a statement from the governor's office said.
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Walker rejoined the team for its return to Boston and was to be reevaluated Saturday, the Celtics said via Twitter.
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The Cincinnati Zoo said on Thursday it has reevaluated its Gorilla World exhibit and will modify the railing that surrounds it.
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McCullers tossed 30 pitches, all fastballs and changeups, and will be reevaluated on Friday to determine his next course of action.
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An MRI did not reveal any serious issues but he was scheduled to be reevaluated by medical experts on Monday night.
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But I kind of reevaluated that and thought, 'Okay, Carole, this is who she is, and she's not a bad person.
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Regina said the project's future is reevaluated after each movie, but "Sharknado" likely has enough altitude to weather another modest drop.
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"The judge ordered her to a state-run psychiatric hospital where she will be treated and reevaluated by them," Keene said.
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But by 1988, officials at Dugway had reevaluated the simulant's danger and were concerned it could cause cancer and kidney damage.
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With any luck, by the time May 2019 rolls around the organizers will have reevaluated their decisions and made more changes.
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It seemed inevitable that Dylan's accusation against Allen would resurface in this new climate and that his legacy would be reevaluated.
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Stymied by my lack of progress in my personal life, with the help of a good therapist I reevaluated my choices.
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Ferris agrees that the system ought to be reevaluated and other centers ought to be able to compete for the exempt designation.
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"We decided to separate while we reevaluated the next steps in our married life," the couple tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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After the incident, he reevaluated and revamped his lifestyle, which used to include sleeping three hours a night, feasting on 24-oz.
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It's also a story about psychology's "replication crisis," in which classic findings are being reevaluated (and often failing) under more rigorous methodology.
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The Zimbardo prison experiment is not the only classic study that has been recently scrutinized, reevaluated, or outright exposed as a fraud.
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NAM spokeswoman Jennifer Drogus said the group had reevaluated its need to fight on behalf of the industry following the 2016 U.S. elections.
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"We decided to separate while we reevaluated the next steps in our married life," the former couple told PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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But two U.S. officials told the Post that Flynn led Kislyak to believe that the sanctions would be reevaluated after Trump took office.
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Still, Savage is lucky he didn't see more action before he was reevaluated—and once again, the protocol seems to have broken down.
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Two U.S. officials told The Washington Post Thursday that Flynn led Kislyak to believe the sanctions would be reevaluated once Trump entered office.
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The new study reevaluated three of the original four (avobenzone, oxybenzone and octocrylene) and added three additional sunscreen chemicals -- homosalate, octisalate, and octinoxate.
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In its final form, the rule codifies the FLEX program but relieves plants of any firm requirement to address the reevaluated flood risks.
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Two U.S. officials told the Washington Post that Flynn led Kislyak to believe that the sanctions would be reevaluated once Trump became president.
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The agreement is only for a year, and it will be reevaluated after that, and the Wikimedia Foundation can terminate it at any time.
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Google Fiber also "paused" launches in nine markets at the time as it reevaluated whether laying fiber optic cable was a viable business model.
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The company's stores are currently divided into 11 regions, but this system will be reevaluated as part of the new effort to lower prices.
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At a time when more businesses are failing than successfully starting up, there are many kinds of red tape that ought to be reevaluated.
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Of those teachers who have reevaluated union membership in the past year, 85033 percent report they are more inclined to leave or have left.
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The religious accommodations for Ghotra, Kanwar Singh and Harpal Singh will be reevaluated after their training, according to Army memos released by their lawyers.
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The accuracy of fingerprints, for example, is being reevaluated on a federal level after the forensic community challenged their reliability as scientifically sound evidence.
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Would you agree, as a scientist, that an early demonstration of an idea is bound to be reinterpreted in time, bound to be reevaluated?
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But by Saturday morning, he had apparently reevaluated and was reportedly calling members of his state party to tell them he wasn't in the photo.
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In addition, some inside Facebook posit that Systrom just got back from paternity leave, and it's possible he simply reevaluated things while he was gone.
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Many Trump supporters began having second thoughts about their guy just as Nixon's base reevaluated him after they saw "expletive deleted" sprinkled throughout the transcripts.
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"The goal for that treatment is to restore him to competency," Poehl said, adding that his client's competency will be reevaluated following the treatment period.
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"The GM suspension "will last until at least March 30," the company said, adding that "production status will be reevaluated week-to-week after that.
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When the court's new entrants consistently lean toward one ideology, reams of judicial precedent that had been decided by slim, contentious majorities could be reevaluated.
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In the immediate aftermath of the Norco robbery, "involved agencies reevaluated their weapons policies," according to an article published by the law enforcement media organization Hendon.
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Criminal justice reform advocates say the legislation would not guarantee the release of violent criminals but simply allow their cases to be reevaluated by a judge.
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At the very least it is, as with the other data sets evaluated, a signal that the processes involved in their creation need to be reevaluated.
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Each of these unsolved deaths are remarkable for the media flurry they incited, in which far-fetched theories proliferated in news headlines, and personalities were reevaluated posthumously.
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The future of corporate governance and shareholder autonomy is now being reevaluated in light of the actions used by Qualcomm in its defense against Broadcom's hostile takeover.
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But the company has reevaluated this notion amid calls from the UN and other groups to take greater responsibility for what users post — especially calls for violence.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the country will block new offshore drilling in its own Arctic waters indefinitely — though the policy will be reevaluated in five years.
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Greer said that Republicans might have reevaluated their odds in the wake of the allegations against Schneiderman, but the climate in 2018 still isn't favorable for the GOP.
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Trump even let them correct his comments — particularly that the guidelines will be reevaluated after 15 days, after Trump suggested they could be necessary until July or later.
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Since TV was introduced in the late 27s and then made its way into homes across America over the next half-century, consumers have routinely reevaluated their cable relationships.
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Current Attorney General Bill Barr reevaluated the rule when he took office and concluded it was appropriate, which made any Whitaker-related arguments moot, the DC Circuit majority held.
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ESPN's Ramona Shelburne reported that the two-time NBA Finals MVP will not be reevaluated until Thursday, leaving his status for Thursday night's Game 2 up in the air.
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Ultimately, the people have the burden of proving that's not the case, and when we reevaluated, we felt the evidence was not such that we could meet that burden.
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When the second half began, Savage was back out of the game, with the Texans announcing that he was reevaluated at halftime and did, in fact, have a concussion.
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One such time, in spring 2010, he threatened to jump out their second-story apartment window, so he was placed in a crisis center and had his meds reevaluated.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), said the guidelines were only for the next 15 days, but would be constantly reevaluated.
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Perez has made it clear he believes the system should be reevaluated, and he has been joined in this by another powerful Democrat: Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
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But Judge Alsup still has to decide which ones count as actual trade secrets, and whether Levandowski's role at Uber has to be reevaluated for the duration of the case.
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When existing studies on this topic were reevaluated, and other anxiety stressors were controlled for, an almost insignificant amount of people showed a link between marijuana use and anxiety development.
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After that experience, my husband and I reevaluated our life insurance policy and made sure no one would be left to foot a bill in the event of our passing.
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This past March, the APA ethics committee reevaluated the rule — in part in response to the media interest in Trump's mental health, and in part because APA members requested it.
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Michelle Bachelet, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and former president of Chile, also this month called for broad sectoral sanctions to be reevaluated for countries facing the pandemic.
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And we thought that would be bad for Democrats'Mark Mellman, the president and CEO of DMFI, told CNN that the pro-Israel establishment has recently reevaluated its understanding of Sanders.
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At a July 2016 biosafety and biosecurity training, Emmenegger told WFRC Director Jill Rolland and others present that current standard operating procedures (SOP) for monitoring chlorine levels should be reevaluated.
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According to the latest deal details, US wanted to make sunset clause a process that reevaluated one time per 6 years, in order to prevent the trade agreement from expiring.
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And I wonder from your point of view, as a scientist, do you need to be okay with losing control of the narrative of your work as it gets reevaluated?
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After those 45 days were up, the court and her doctors reevaluated her mental state, ultimately deciding that she was no a harm to herself or others, and she was released.
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However, in light of the hearing, Kelner said they'd reevaluated and decided that they wanted to ensure Flynn's cooperation was fully complete before his sentence, so he'd get the maximum benefit.
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Amber St. Peter, a food and wellness influencer based in southern California, says she was vegan for almost a decade, but "reevaluated" her diet two years ago while honeymooning in Europe.
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When his mother died of cancer, he reevaluated his life, left the gang, graduated from the Academy of Fine Art in Vienna, and has embarked on a career as a visual artist.
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We are seeing some gradual acceleration in wages and if it continues that might get the Fed more interested in reevaluated their stance, which has been to push out the rate hikes.
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When dual-purpose spaces exist, dinners sit dangerously close to toilets, and multiple people sleep in the same 5-square-meter space, the definition for a "rich city" needs to be reevaluated.
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Through the fall of 28500, UIA only reevaluated a small portion of the more than 6900,2628 computer-determined fraud cases, focusing only where an individual had appealed, Levin said: http://bit.ly/28503N22019weao.
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Major government bond yields hit multi-month highs on Wednesday as investors reevaluated the likelihood of continued easy-money policies by the world's major central banks following the Bank of Japan's move.
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Last week, the government asked museums and cultural centers to shut down to slow the spread of the virus, but the closures would only last for a week until they were reevaluated.
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Kim Kardashian West has reevaluated the jewelry she wears since her Paris robbery last October, but the KKW Beauty mogul just invested in simple, timeless piece once owned by first lady Jackie Kennedy.
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For more on the Lovings, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday Instead, Nichols says we must view "equality as an evolving concept" that needs to be constantly reevaluated and questioned.
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A stronger-than-expected June jobs report put the precious metal on pace Friday for its first weekly loss in nearly two months as investors reevaluated the Federal Reserve's policy plans for interest rates.
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" At the Chamber of Commerce, Moon said that under his economic policy, unfair trade practices would be eradicated and factors that limited competition, such as market entry barriers and price regulations, would be "reevaluated.
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Federal prosecutors brought the lawsuit to pressure Anvisa to make a decision, saying glyphosate and the other chemicals deserved to be reevaluated based on new evidence that has come to light on their safety.
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In fact, Jane E. Henney, the commissioner of the FDA when mifepristone was first approved in 2000, wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine earlier this year that the REMS should be reevaluated.
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Dershowitz acknowledged this reality himself both during his remarks on Monday and more explicitly in comments he made in 1998 during the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton, which he says he's since reevaluated.
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Those who make it back to the Travis Air Base will have their health reevaluated and most likely undergo a 14 day quarantine either at Travis or Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
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"We reevaluated all our venues listed on Zola and determined we will not allow vendors to list who are plantations," Forrest said, adding that the company is "actively evaluating" posts featuring wedding photoshoots on plantations.
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It added that even though experts had concluded the outbreak conditions do not currently merit being declared a global emergency, the situation would be reevaluated if the epidemic spikes significantly or if there is international spread.
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On Monday, a spokesperson declined to comment when asked if the RNC's investment was being reevaluated in light of another woman coming forward to accuse Moore of sexually assaulting her in 1977, when she was 16.
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"Had the [banks] known about Huawei's repeated violations of the [Iran sanctions] they would have reevaluated their banking relationshipos with Huawei, including the provision of U.S.-dollar and Euro clearing service to Huawei," the indictment reads.
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This person said Tesla's vehicle engineers would probably not appreciate that Model 3s were being assembled with this cheap vinyl electrical tape, and any processes allowing prodigious use of the tape during assembly should be reevaluated.
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Boeing said it has reevaluated how it expects pilots to interact with plane controls in light of the crashes, but it has also suggested that automation will be a bigger part of its products going forward.
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When an appeals court reevaluated the 13 workers' claims in June 2014, it agreed with DuBose's judgment for six of them but decided that what the others said they had endured actually did meet that standard.
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Bylsma told reporters Thursday F Tyler Ennis continues working his back from a concussion that has cost him 37 games, while G Robin Lehner will be reevaluated Saturday after missing three games with an ankle injury. 2.
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Didi Chuxing, the biggest ride-sharing firm globally by number of trips, said it was sorry that the carpooling service would be suspended for now due to "disappointing mistakes" while the company reevaluated the product's business model.
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The Warriors release says he will be reevaluated in two weeks, which obviously means Curry will be missing the rest of the Houston series, and more if Golden State, up 3-1, closes out the Rockets on Wednesday.
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Conversations between friends became debates, and through the night, whispers could be heard, plots hatched and old wrongs reevaluated beneath the shadow of darkness and out of sight of the now-useless surveillance cameras mounted every 20 feet.
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We've collectively reevaluated comedy at the expense of marginalized characters; it's no longer considered acceptable to rely on jokes that ridicule non-white, fat, or LGBTQ characters, or to portray romantic interests as inert objects of sexual conquest.
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"These numbers will serve as an important independent comparison to official statistics from death-registry data, which are currently being reevaluated and underscore the inattention of the U.S. government to the frail infrastructure of Puerto Rico," the authors wrote.
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It wasn't until long after the royal wedding, stories about Meghan's relationships with family members still being published though there was no royal wedding propelling such reporting, that I reevaluated why these stories elicited such a response from me.
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ABOUT THE WARRIORS (213-2115): While Golden State heats up, superstar forward Kevin Durant nears a return from a knee injury and will accompany the team on its upcoming trip to Houston and San Antonio before being reevaluated Wednesday.
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The recent election to replace outgoing Mayor Rahm Emanuel has thrown the plan to connect O'Hare International Airport with the downtown Loop district into uncertainty, with both of the leading candidates calling for the Boring Company's plan to be reevaluated.
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"It is timely for current land-use policies and regulatory frameworks to be reevaluated to facilitate the conservation of modernist structures for adaptive reuse, and for private owners and developers to plan for a longer building lifespan," the SHS said.
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The graphic film has since been reevaluated as a satirical work of art and deemed a "gay cult classic" by some and a "trash cult classic" by others, even though many viewers and critics are still skeptical of the film.
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KD, who is still Golden State's leading scorer even though he's been out a month, is going to be reevaluated over the coming week and, according to the Warriors, he could be back for the final few regular-season games.
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Republicans who oversaw Medicaid in the past are receptive to the idea that some of these standards for Medicaid eligibility should be reevaluated now that new populations, like the childless adults covered by Obamacare, are being brought into the program.
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This was an era in which scholars reevaluated slavery and its role in causing the Civil War, teachers challenged the Lost Cause hagiography so predominant in museums and textbooks, and civil rights activists battled white supremacy in the streets and in the courts.
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And if not, there'll be only one silver lining: the theft can serve as a warning call to us all that the security surrounding historical collections needs to be reevaluated to see how it would stand up against today's highly motivated professional thieves.
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This reflects a greater trend: many Eritreans are facing deportation after the British Home Office updated its country advice and declared Eritrea to be generally safe, information said to be based on a discredited Danish report which campaigners are fighting to have reevaluated.
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"Some of the worst case projections could exceed even the reevaluated flood level at a place like Brunswick, depending on where it goes and how long it stalls," said Edwin Lyman, a senior scientist with the global security program with the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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But there are two other films that, as we get deeper into this still-new century, I sense will be reevaluated far from their respective contexts as "up-to-the-minute social drama" and "prestige literary project" and be appreciated as idiosyncratic inquiries into the human psyche.
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"The majority of teens, approximately 66 percent, still dined out most frequently for dinner, which we believe has evolved to become a social tradition and a form of entertainment for teens, especially as discretionary spending has been reevaluated during recent times of increased economic pressures," Regan wrote.
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Finally, the key assumptions in the council's analysis of material distress at AIG and the impact on financial stability are different and significantly less severe than the previous analyses conducted in 85033 when AIG was first designated, and in 2014 and 2015, when the company was reevaluated.
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The OLC policy itself is relatively straightforward: Most recently reevaluated in 2000, it argues that the executive branch would be incapacitated by a criminal prosecution: The indictment or criminal prosecution of a sitting President would unconstitutionally undermine the capacity of the executive branch to perform its constitutionally assigned functions.
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Episode after episode, viewers entered into deeply thoughtful instant exchanges about the still-hot button topics the story brought to the surface — issues like race, celebrity, justice, ego, domestic violence, police corruption –- and contemplatively reevaluated their long-held assessments of the various figures at the heart of the tale.
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So while at first he was excited to have an Indian character on TV — as he told Vox, "even if it's brown paint, you're glad there's something" — he reevaluated his affection for Apu and realized that the stereotypes the character embodied were maybe doing more harm than good.
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ET, NBATV, NBCSN California (Sacramento), Prime Ticket (Los Angeles) ABOUT THE KINGS (113-21): Guard De'Aaron Fox missed his second straight game Saturday with a quad tear and he will be reevaluated in two weeks, which could open up more playing time for fellow rookie Frank Mason III.
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And what once seemed vices in Powell could be reevaluated as virtues: His fussiness was also a passion for precision in delineating what is exactly knowable about other people; his snobbery was also a sensitivity to the gradations of social milieu; his chilly dispassion also a necessary part of his anthropological curiosity about human oddness.
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So, my answer to that is don't tell me about starting a trade war, the Chinese have been perpetrating a trade war on us since 1995 when they reevaluated their currency and dropped it by 80 percent to gain a major currency advantage in devaluing their currency to promote their own domestic growth and own domestic manufacturing growth.
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To find out, I reached out to a number of men (and, this being the tech industry, the most prominent and enthusiastic voices were men) who, in the early years of the internet, expressed optimistic views of the potential of the web to improve democracy, politics, or just society generally, to ask them if they've reevaluated their views in light of recent events.
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"The government admits that, at least in part as a result of objections lodged by Epstein's lawyers to victim notifications, the [United States Attorney's Office] reevaluated its obligations to provide notification to victims and Jane Doe #1 was thus not told that the USAO had entered into a non-prosecution agreement with Epstein until after it was signed," Assistant US Attorney Dexter Lee wrote in the filings.
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China's foreign ministry said Saturday that the "One China" policy serves as the foundation of U.S.-China relations and is non-negotiable, pushing back on President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's claim that the policy was being reevaluated.
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