"We're trying to reinvigorate Frank Lloyd Wright's legacy," Middleton says.
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Both series reinvigorate their stories; they just take different tacks.
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Sony management has been trying to reinvigorate its studio unit.
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To address these concerns, congressional Republicans must reinvigorate their branch.
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But the younger generation is trying to reinvigorate the culture.
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I think America really needs to reinvigorate our industrial base.
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The movie "Ghost" helped reinvigorate the song's success in 1990.
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But if anything, Hawking's conjecture served to reinvigorate the debate.
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To reinvigorate the middle of the country is hugely important.
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But some urban experts say new glass towers reinvigorate neighborhoods.
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But some urban experts say new glass towers reinvigorate neighborhoods.
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A tax cut would likely reinvigorate buybacks and dividend hikes.
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Yazidi campaigners said the award would reinvigorate their quest for justice.
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Bourne trilogy helped reinvigorate the spy thriller—Daniel Craig's Bond movies'
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This was the spirit, he said, that would reinvigorate his town.
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"I thought we were trying to reinvigorate our democracy," Sanders said.
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And Klum is confident in their abilities to reinvigorate the show.
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She writes songs that inspire him and reinvigorate his stalling career.
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And he's right to try and re-- reinvigorate industry in America.
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Likewise for some of Mr. Saunders's efforts to reinvigorate his union.
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And finally, we need to reinvigorate the State Revolving Loan Funds.
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Mr. Sanders's proposal to reinvigorate the estate tax has many attractions.
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Mr. Sanders's proposal to reinvigorate the estate tax has many attractions.
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America's economy needs a revolution in antitrust enforcement to reinvigorate competition.
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The situation threatens to undermine Widodo's efforts to reinvigorate stalled economic growth.
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You should kidnap Al Gore and help him reinvigorate the green movement.
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It reckoned that tourists might also help to reinvigorate struggling rural communities.
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That is making it harder for Mr Ramaphosa to reinvigorate the party.
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Their customers were getting older, and what could be done to reinvigorate?
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Could you speak about how this era helped reinvigorate the art world?
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Starting in the late 21990s new ideas emerged to reinvigorate European business.
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The rise of ISIS prompted efforts to reinvigorate the administration's CVE strategy.
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Those experiences have played a key role in helping reinvigorate the brand.
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If that doesn't work, then we need new rules to reinvigorate finals.
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His steel experience fits with Trump's campaign promise to reinvigorate that industry.
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They have received little movement, but the ruling could reinvigorate the debate.
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The aim of this Harvard recruitment drive: to reinvigorate Novartis's oncology business.
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"We need to reinvigorate these categories and find new collectors," he said.
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Shifting the burden of tax away from consumers might reinvigorate household spending.
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Trump can reinvigorate the power of the bully pulpit in the modern media.
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And we need to find solutions that will reinvigorate the American educational system.
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However, the 2015 annual report acknowledged the need to reinvigorate Weetabix's China operations.
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Ahead, you'll find all the motivation you need to reinvigorate your standard routine.
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The best projects are more than practical, they're versatile amenities that reinvigorate communities.
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Economists widely agree that monetary policy alone can't help reinvigorate India's banking sector.
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Not much if Snap's plans to reinvigorate its business can gain solid footing.
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Maybe those five will reinvigorate the characters and the concept (and the actors).
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Pizza Hut is in the midst of an effort to reinvigorate its performance.
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Will US tear up Iran nuclear deal, will Iran reinvigorate its nuclear program?
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Won't that absorb all of the TV ad money and reinvigorate the industry?
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Finally, I will work with our allies to reinvigorate Western values and institutions.
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"We see this as an opportunity to reinvigorate the tracker category," Chase said.
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And there are more public examples that are starting to reinvigorate the conversation.
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What might it take for them to wake up, mature and reinvigorate government?
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It could also reinvigorate the independence movement before regional elections scheduled for December.
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"We're trying to reinvigorate a sense of national and collective engagement," he said.
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One of the first steps should be to reform and reinvigorate the FEC.
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The railway, its advocates say, could help reinvigorate those parts of the country.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said the bloc must reinvigorate its efforts.
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In reality, Trump's criticisms have helped to reinvigorate NATO's core missions and capabilities.
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When he got to the C.I.A., he pressed to reinvigorate the sabotage program.
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Kickstarter has now widened the scope and hopes to reinvigorate its adopted model.
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Communications with your housemates or family members can reinvigorate your will to generate wealth.
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She said she's on a mission to reinvigorate interest in the rock soul genre.
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In recent years, researchers have been trying to reinvigorate antibiotic discovery in several ways.
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The injection of fresh blood helped to reinvigorate the party and vindicate Mr Koizumi.
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That's particularly true for Trump, who has trumpeted his ability to reinvigorate American manufacturing.
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Victory for Mr Duterte's forces in the mid-terms could reinvigorate his legislative agenda.
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Such an experience may reinvigorate a young student's dream more than a film can.
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At Deutsche's annual general meeting last month, Sewing pledged "tough cutbacks" to reinvigorate profitability.
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Ford is counting on its planned cost reductions to reinvigorate its North American operations.
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Mr Dung would doubtless reinvigorate a job which has lately begun to look dusty.
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Even if they fail, these attempts to reinvigorate space will be instructive and thrilling.
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I've got a plan to reinvigorate collective bargaining so we can increase wages finally.
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The company is aggressively cutting costs as part of its plan to reinvigorate growth.
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The administration has worked to reinvigorate a war on drugs mired by racial disparities.
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The broad takeaway is that China is still struggling to reinvigorate its manufacturing sector.
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Keep scrolling for five tricks to reinvigorate those pieces you'll be wearing all season long.
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Walmsley took the helm in April 2017 and has since promised to reinvigorate the company.
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Over 2016, Twitter tried to reinvigorate its service with countless design tweaks and product launches.
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True Religion has been working to reinvigorate the brand through digital marketing campaigns, Moody's said.
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The Switch system has helped reinvigorate Nintendo, which was founded 129 years ago in Kyoto.
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But Trump is also focussed on his promise to voters to reinvigorate U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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But Trump is also focused on his promise to voters to reinvigorate U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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There is nothing quite like the crowning of a new champion to reinvigorate a division.
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Next month a new play likely to reinvigorate the debate is opening in Dijon, France.
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The director Ryan Coogler reunites with Michael B. Jordan to reinvigorate Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky" franchise.
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It is time to reach back to our parliamentary origins to reinvigorate our political process.
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And almost everyone on the left wants to reinvigorate the declining power of unions (see Briefing).
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Stadiums have been proposed as a way to reinvigorate bad areas or help build new ones.
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Rockets launching again from Alcântara would reinvigorate what was once a major national resource for Brazil.
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Tisci's designs will be key to Gobbetti's strategy to reinvigorate Burberry, where sales have lagged rivals.
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The investment comes as Apple is trying to reinvigorate sales in China, its second-largest market.
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However, doing so will reinvigorate you to meet people who work outside of your corporate bubble.
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It would reinvigorate the global jihad, and it would disgrace our fundamental values as a nation.
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But the three governors still believe New Hampshire is their best shot to reinvigorate their campaigns.
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There is now no choice but to engage in a multigenerational project to reinvigorate American democracy.
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Since that time, Nadella has sought to reinvigorate the more than $400 billion market-cap company.
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Freeman's intention is not to mock the model but to reinvigorate it with her individual aesthetic.
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He ran for president promising to reinvigorate the economy — something secular stagnationists thought all but impossible.
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They are likely to reinvigorate the House Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation when they get the gavel.
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When the holidays fail to reinvigorate that happy family feeling, people may finally take the plunge.
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I suppose as a side duty it has to reinvigorate the very idea of moderate Republicanism.
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Perhaps this agreement can help reinvigorate overall North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) talks involving Canada.
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More broadly, Sanders needs to reinvigorate his argument as to why he should be the nominee.
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It falls under the search giant's muddled Communications division, which is also trying to reinvigorate Hangouts.
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They would do the American people a great service to reinvigorate Congress' role in foreign affairs.
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In my mind, the challenge now is to reinvigorate civic and common life, to recreate it.
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The companies are looking to release innovative devices, like foldable phones, to reinvigorate stalling smartphone sales.
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If you're in a relationship, take the time to pursue your partner, and reinvigorate your connection.
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Earlier this year, investors Elliott Management suggested key structural changes to help reinvigorate a floundering company.
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She also has to reinvigorate the economy and address growing social inequalities and high property prices.
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He's decided to create the Strawberry Swing—the ultimate sex structure that will reinvigorate everyone's libido.
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In an attempt to reinvigorate its waning iPad sales, Apple recently introduced the 9.7-inch iPad Pro.
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Investors were also hopeful of a new strategy which the CEO said would reinvigorate the company's growth.
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McCann's twist is using them to help think up new branding ideas or reinvigorate a career path.
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" The "basic mission" is to "stop the layoffs of journalists and to try to reinvigorate our newsrooms.
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Rearrange the furniture into a new configuration, get a couple throw pillows and reinvigorate your home decor.
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Democrats running for president need to reinvigorate the Justice Department and the way it conducts its work.
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It's about trying to reinvigorate an economy and put money back in the hands of working people.
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The impeachment crisis, some say, may spur a period of introspection that could help reinvigorate the party.
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Just as serious, however, is the way events in Spain reinvigorate the wider European narrative of crisis.
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It was Roth's genius to realize that the language of stand-up comedy could reinvigorate literary fiction.
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Mr Nnaemeka's job, which involves running church services, baptisms and pastoral care, is to reinvigorate their faith.
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In the coming days, I will also provide a series of reforms to reinvigorate the Democratic Party.
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Alongside his peers, he attempted to reinvigorate geometric abstraction according to the principles of Marxism's dialectical materialism.
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To the Editor: Matthew Schmitz asks rhetorically why Pope Francis' popularity has failed to reinvigorate the church.
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Newt Gingrich and the Class of 1994 tried to reinvigorate the movement, but it was too late.
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With the growth in esports, he saw an opportunity to reinvigorate interest in the company's Tekken franchise.
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By showcasing a different side of the family, he hoped the reinvigorate people's interest in the monarchy.
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The project is among a range of efforts in the Japanese electronics industry to reinvigorate industrial design.
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Whoever holds the job, Modi needs a finance minister who can reinvigorate the economy without hiking debt.
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Maybe opt for a refreshing vacation to reinvigorate your love life, like a Burger King's fancy Scandinavian spa.
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But Beijing says it doesn't want a leadership role forging the new pacts necessary to reinvigorate regional trade.
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He must now reinvigorate a party that has lost almost half its support to the far-left Podemos.
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" While, later in the speech, he vowed to "work with our allies to reinvigorate Western values and institutions.
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A defeat for the BJP would not only reinvigorate Mr Gandhi's once-powerful but lately flailing Congress party.
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With Winfrey, Weight Watchers has sought to reinvigorate the struggling weight-loss brand and stem declining revenue trends.
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Lending Robot hopes to reinvigorate demand in the peer-to-peer lending space by maximizing returns for investors.
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"It's kind of trying to reinvigorate the Brandeis vision of small producers, smaller economy, innovation and self-determination."
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But the Manchester bombing attack and every attack that will inevitably follow it threatens to reinvigorate the movement.
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Jon Feshan, the executive chef at New York's Kola House, noticed that and decided to reinvigorate the dish.
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Not if it can reinvigorate the product with a new purpose — and so we arrive at online dating.
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In a bid to reinvigorate growth, Chipotle began ShopHouse, an Asian-inspired chain, which once again excited investors.
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Mr. Corella's hiring and his mandate for change are part of a conscious effort to reinvigorate the company.
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In recent days, the press has found a new angle to reinvigorate endless who-will-replace-Bond speculation.
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His task: reinvigorate the industrial icon, whose stock price had stagnated for several years, despite Mr. Immelt's efforts.
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They continued using essentially tonal languages and tried to reinvigorate classical forms with fresh harmonic and rhythmic techniques.
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PARIS — Nadia Comaneci did not want to miss the moment, the one she hopes can reinvigorate her country.
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One of the administration's biggest goals in renegotiating Nafta is to reinvigorate American manufacturing and create more jobs.
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These endorsements could also help Sanders reinvigorate young, female supporters who helped him secure primary states in 2016.
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At the same time, that fight over an electric future has helped to reinvigorate the American automotive industry.
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Mike Lee (R-UT) announced a new project to reinvigorate the first branch of government, the Article I project.
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Fringe meetings saw earnest discussion of the housing crisis, the struggling high street and how to reinvigorate local government.
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Sycamore would also be betting that it can reinvigorate the Victoria's Secret brand after it has faced significant upheaval.
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Bungie has endured a roller-coaster post-launch development cycle to appease die-hard fans and reinvigorate its game.
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But it remains to be seen if ASEAN nations will co-operate with Taiwan's efforts to reinvigorate the relationship.
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He said he was optimistic a renewed focus on security could help reinvigorate BlackBerry over the next five years.
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And WOKE may be an attempt to reinvigorate the word with the uplifting hope and transcendency it once carried.
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China's appetite for goods and services greatly influences trade flows so greater import demand can help reinvigorate global exports.
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Their joint report, "Vietnam 2035", details how the country can make SOEs more commercial and reinvigorate the private sector.
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With the help of the internet, and through art and music, younger Nubians have tried to reinvigorate their culture.
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McMorris Rodgers has shown that Congress can reinvigorate its authorization functions to review government spending through the USA Act.
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And a meeting with Haiti, ranked 593st, would probably only marginally reinvigorate a team under the pressure it faces.
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Democrats, poised to take power in the House, are already gearing up to reinvigorate a congressional investigation on Russia.
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Such moral clarity will not only reinvigorate international institutions but also save lives on both sides of the fence.
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Two weeks ago, the Trump administration set up a team to reinvigorate U.S. investigations into Hezbollah-linked drug trafficking.
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Some subversions, paradoxically, can even seem to reinvigorate the stale conventions that they'd set out to subvert or satirize.
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He has made clear that he will enter the State Department with a welcome commitment to reinvigorate U.S. diplomacy.
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In many ways, we're seeking to reinvigorate them and see that they are upheld in this more challenging environment.
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President Trump has vowed to reinvigorate America's decaying coal-fired power plants and increase reliance on the fuel source.
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Ultimately, the group want to reinvigorate old tech and reveal some of the hidden value in our e-waste.
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The sore feelings are a huge problem for the DNC as they try to rebuild and reinvigorate the party.
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The move to New York has been a way to reinvigorate the series and to support Schreiber, its star.
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Can America's languishing rural communities reinvigorate themselves and bring jobs, infrastructure and people back to their increasingly austere landscapes?
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The result: trade disruptions, tariffs and friction that could reinvigorate conflict between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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A military junta took power, promising to reinvigorate growth by boosting domestic production over imports and tightening immigration controls.
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Cities must reinvigorate taxi regulation so that it serves the public, and Uber must be under the same regulation.
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Disney, convinced it could reinvigorate the franchise by fixing certain problems — nonsensical story lines, lackluster new characters — pressed forward.
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It reflects a planned assault by a team of former leasing executives brought in by Bombardier to reinvigorate marketing.
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Ramaphosa said he believed his anti-corruption campaign would reinvigorate supporters of the ANC previously disillusioned with the party.
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The bitter medicine helped reinvigorate the automaker, and for the last several years it has been reaping record profits.
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It runs completely contrary to what Trump promised to do — reinvigorate America's economy, create jobs and make America great.
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N, which last month reported profit below market forecasts, raising concerns over Michael Kors' efforts to reinvigorate its brand.
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Going forward, he should embrace the opportunity to reinvigorate the party by fashioning his own brand of populist politics.
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First, he can reinvigorate the important role that the U.S. Department of State plays in advancing global food security.
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President Emmanuel Macron has sought to reinvigorate the Franco-German relationship which lies at the heart of the European Union.
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"The President set out to reinvigorate clemency, and he has done just that," White House Counsel Neil Eggleston said Thursday.
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When Roc Marciano dropped Marcberg in 2010, the rapper and producer helped reinvigorate the New York City hip-hop scene.
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It was originally a central feature of Guitar Hero Live, and an attempt to reinvigorate the flagging rhythm game series.
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It's all part of Niantic's effort to reinvigorate the game, which has faded from its sky-high popularity this summer.
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The Sun entering your sign will reinvigorate you, and the next day, on March 21, Mercury also enters your sign.
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I'm not saying we need a slew of neon orange and grape purple phones with translucent cases to reinvigorate smartphones.
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If the company is successful, this step could provide it with the breathing room it needs to reinvigorate its brand.
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These high valuations are in part a byproduct of central bank measures to reinvigorate economic growth after the financial crisis.
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Trump has vowed to repeal environmental regulations and reinvigorate the fossil fuels industry in the U.S., particularly the coal industry.
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They did not gut their roster, but they traded the most attractive parts they could to reinvigorate their farm system.
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The tariff is meant to encourage U.S. businesses and consumers to purchase more American-made steel to reinvigorate the industry.
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The company has also considered layoffs and divestitures of certain businesses in an attempt to refocus and reinvigorate its growth.
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" The report added: "The state should reinvigorate and update implementation of an environmental justice plan for the State of Michigan.
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Therefore, a small-business tax cut would not only reinvigorate small businesses but also the communities in which they operate.
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An exit vote would also most likely reinvigorate separatist movements in Scotland and elsewhere, threatening the European Union with fragmentation.
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There were unknown running backs breaking off huge runs and a star safety returning to reinvigorate a previously hapless defense.
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The Iranian president has twice run for office promising to reinvigorate the economy, but has little to show for it.
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Executives who have tried to reinvigorate business in Iran, Cuba, and Myanmar have all struggled and achieved relatively limited success.
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Taken together, these proposals create a road map to reinvigorate rural America's economy and its most precious resources — its people.
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Shulkin said Trump "wasn't happy with the pace" at the agency and wanted someone who could reinvigorate the sluggish department.
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Wesfarmers said its aim was to "reinvigorate" Homebase's assets and build a Bunnings-branded business over three to five years.
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And how can America reinvigorate its manufacturing economy if it's not educating and training a future generation of skilled workers?
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We would also have dismissed that fact that Jeff Bezos would by the Washington Post and reinvigorate that ailing publication.
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In 2006, Disney bought Pixar from Apple for $7.4 billion in a successful attempt to reinvigorate Disney's lagging animation division.
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"Homeowners would need to see a sharp drop in rates to reinvigorate the refinance wave seen in 2019," Fratantoni said.
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If we are looking to reinvigorate virtual reality from its current limp state, perhaps we should be looking to porn.
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For Evans, UFC 209 is the chance he has been yearning for to help reinvigorate his career as a middleweight.
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Any attempts to reinvigorate ideas of motherhood as the be-all, end-all of women's lives are misguided and regressive.
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Administrators hope the new free tuition plan will reinvigorate the school and boost enrollment by as much as 20 percent.
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Shortly after Levesque became a figure behind the scenes, he devised a plan to reinvigorate the brand and its offerings.
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Stress comes your way today, but later this evening, you'll be reminded of your goals, which will inspire and reinvigorate you.
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The overarching goal: To pull CBS News out of a dispiriting period in its history and reinvigorate the network's flagship newscasts.
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A key pillar of Trump's election campaign was to reinvigorate U.S. manufacturing and bring back what he sees as lost jobs.
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Since Hedi Slimane took over Yves Saint Laurent in 2012, almost overnight he seemed to completely revolutionize and reinvigorate the brand.
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All eyes will be on Snap's first earnings report, and whether it can fight off Instagram's clone and reinvigorate its growth.
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But EU optimists say a campaign that grabs more people's attention could reinvigorate post-Brexit efforts to pull the EU together.
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The February school shooting in Parkland, Florida, which resulted in 17 deaths, helped to reinvigorate a national movement against gun violence.
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Last year, in an attempt to reinvigorate the aging game, CCP announced plans to make EVE a free-to-play experience.
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But they risk eroding what could be a constructive conversation about how to reinvigorate public schools and do better by pupils.
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It helped him regroup with his mates, reinvigorate his passion for surfing and take his mind off the year that was.
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Bernie Sanders, who has done more than anyone to reinvigorate the left but now risks being eclipsed by the Massachusetts senator.
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The United States was also keen to reinvigorate the WTO's negotiating function, with countries agreeing new rules and greater trade openness.
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"Incremental tweaks will not level the playing field for American workers or dramatically reinvigorate economic growth," they said in their letter.
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Aircraft engine and parts maker Safran reaffirmed its interest in buying Zodiac, emphasizing confidence in its ability to reinvigorate the company.
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After two months of disappointing U.S. ticket sales, the film industry is looking to "Captain Marvel" to reinvigorate the box office.
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We can't wait any longer to make the investments that are desperately needed to reinvigorate communities and build for the future.
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His $26.2 billion deal to buy LinkedIn could reinvigorate the software giant's slipping grip on corporate computer systems and employee interactions.
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Recently, AR-enhanced magazine covers have demonstrated how digital technology can honor and reinvigorate traditional analog experiences without usurping them completely.
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The news of the talks comes at a time when Apple is trying to reinvigorate its secretive car project, codenamed Titan.
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But at the same time I was able to reinvigorate some of them through my excitement to be in the game.
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"Joe Biden will use his enduring record of fighting for working and middle-class Americans and reinvigorate America's soul," he added.
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Instead of burying his idea, Mr. Lear recently decided to hold a casting session anyway, to try and reinvigorate the concept.
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The International Trade Commission should assess the potential of such new forms of trade to reinvigorate U.S. economic growth and competitiveness.
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And then Iran likely will reinvigorate its nuclear program with alarming speed, while its proxies target U.S. interests in the region.
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In 1998, Bill Clinton pushed him to make the Wye River deal, intended to reinvigorate the peace process, with the Palestinians.
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This step could provide the retailer with the breathing room it needs to reinvigorate its brand, the credit ratings agency said.
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And earlier in 2020, the internationally renowned expert hired to help reinvigorate the system departed his post after spats with Gov.
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When Ms. Franklin hit an artistic impasse she would reinvigorate herself by returning to church and recording albums of gospel standards.
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We urge the Board to side with the people, to help us reinvigorate our economy and to strengthen our healthcare system.
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Many Kashmiris expressed hope on Thursday that the letup in security operations would calm tensions and reinvigorate efforts to find peace.
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Ms. Warren, of Massachusetts, is working to reinvigorate her campaign in Iowa after her national polling numbers plateaued in recent weeks.
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Coming out of this debate, she faces the inverse question: Will her tussle with Mr. Buttigieg help reinvigorate her polling numbers?
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"This has the potential to reinvigorate small regional airports and to make flight transport more accessible to large parts of society."
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WHO staff had seen a recent string of new bosses, each with a plan to reinvigorate and shake up the organization.
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Airbus could secure an order for a new A350 customer in Taiwan and Boeing will be looking to reinvigorate 777X sales.
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" She added her husband is "trying to reinvigorate the party" and is bringing "many, many more people in across the country.
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He believes the work stands as a testament to the power of art to inspire and reinvigorate those who feel powerless.
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Here's the list of new partners and the functionality they're providing to Snap's advertising clients Snapchat needs to reinvigorate its ad platform.
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When I get home, I do a tarot card pull to answer some personal questions and reinvigorate myself for the week ahead.
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The JOBS for Success Act would reinvigorate and expand reforms that we put in place when I was speaker of the House.
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The idea is to locate something new — the "other" — that might illuminate or reinvigorate the things we thought we knew back home.
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The bill has stalled since being introduced in October, but activists are hopeful that recent events could reinvigorate momentum behind this legislation.
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At a time when its stock is down and user growth is stagnant, Twitter is hoping to reinvigorate activity on the network.
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"With any vacant department store, an owner has the opportunity to increase their rent, to reinvigorate or reinvent the space," Famous said.
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And lastly, but not least, Beijing must try and reinvigorate its economy just as manufacturing growth everywhere else is starting to slow.
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The U.S. president is seeking approval from Congress for a $1 trillion infrastructure bill in an attempt to reinvigorate the U.S. economy.
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For example, he is likely to reinvigorate DoJ investigations into voter fraud, and to drop politically-motivated investigations launched by his predecessor.
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But thanks to Deadpool accidentally pushing the envelope, Fox has a real chance to reinvigorate a genre that's growing a little stale.
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Pai said his proposed changes would reinvigorate broadband investment, which he said had declined since the Open Internet Order passed in 2015.
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Popcast Listen to this week's podcast | Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Stitcher| Audioboom Leave it to Beyoncé to reinvigorate the idea of appointment television.
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Our inability to support talented students who want to become professors means depriving the academy of the surest way to reinvigorate itself.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has made corporate governance reform one of the pillars of his efforts to reinvigorate the country's economy.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government sees no need for a stimulus package to reinvigorate Europe's biggest economy, a spokesman said on Monday.
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Burberry shares rose 3.6 percent after the luxury group beat market forecasts as it took the first steps to reinvigorate the brand.
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But it's unclear whether Britain alone can reinvigorate its pig farming industry—so the British pig may become a rare animal indeed.
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"I'm proud of the progress we've made over the past year to reinvigorate Pandora," said Roger Lynch, Pandora CEO, in a release.
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It's possible that the pain of defeat will give them the impetus to get past the Italians, and reinvigorate their Euro 2016.
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Mr. Hackett was hired in May 28.7 to reinvigorate Ford, but the lack of details on Ford's plans have frustrated some analysts.
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But EU optimists also say a campaign that grabs more people's attention could reinvigorate post-Brexit efforts to pull the EU together.
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After much of the state's Muslim population was forced to flee to neighboring Bangladesh, Myanmar officials vowed to reinvigorate Rakhine through investment.
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Britain's exit from the European Union threatens to disrupt trade and potentially reinvigorate conflict between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Trenton — which has a history of problems with crime, poverty and drugs — has been trying to reinvigorate itself as an arts hub.
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Mr. Hackett was hired in 22017 to reinvigorate Ford, but so far his efforts have had little impact on the bottom line.
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Sanders' movement aims to wrest power from the corporate lobbies to reinvigorate our democracy -- and that is exactly what the country needs.
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Rather than abandoning multilateralism and the widely dispersed benefits they bring, the U.S. should use its influence to reinvigorate the multilateral approach.
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Andy Byford, a globally renowned transit expert hired in 2017 to help reinvigorate New York CIty&aposs aging subway system, has resigned.
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Mr. Rouhani is the globalist, seeing the way forward in outreach to other countries and foreign investment to reinvigorate the ailing economy.
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HSEG's mission is to reinvigorate homeland security discussions and to be a voice for reason and fact, not rhetoric, in these discussions.
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The solution, for Stoller, is to use antitrust law to reinstate truly competitive markets, which he hopes will reinvigorate the democratic process.
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DETROIT — For the past year, Ford Motor has been working on a plan to reinvigorate its operations and jump-start profit growth.
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Advocates hope this kind of policy will reinvigorate public education and turn colleges into the same widely public institutions as high schools.
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And if we reinvigorate market incentives with tax and regulatory reform, we will once again be king of the hill for economic growth.
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After another disappointing quarter from Tim Hortons, the owner of the Canadian coffee chain shared more about its plans to reinvigorate the business.
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It's an approach the campaign is hoping will reinvigorate her support in Iowa, but her campaign stopped short of calling it a reboot.
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Among the imponderable is what Biden and Warren are prepared to do to reinvigorate campaigns that now seem on the edge of viability.
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But within the E.U., domestic challenges are undermining President Emmanuel Macron of France's push to reinvigorate the bloc, our chief diplomatic correspondent writes.
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That attack threatens to reinvigorate the armed conflict in a country marred by instability since former dictator Muammar Qaddafi was deposed in 2011.
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Although there is no clear correlation between critical or commercial success in music and success in acting, crossing over can reinvigorate flagging careers.
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The company hopes the new nationwide dollar menu will reinvigorate its position as the go-to fast food chain for cash-strapped consumers.
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He has tried to reinvigorate the world's third-largest economy and slay years of on-and-off deflation through his trademark "Abenomics" program.
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As this heritage might suggest, the new film looks like it's trying to reinvigorate the rebooted Star Trek with more action and adrenaline.
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Trump had repeatedly vowed as a candidate that he would reinvigorate the nation's coal industry, though he has not detailed a specific plan.
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Secondly, the USPTO must reinvigorate its efforts to collaborate with inventors to find allowable subject matter in their applications, if any is present.
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This capacity has already become evident in Amazon's usage of Alexa to push its private label and reinvigorate the importance of sponsored products.
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The president has promised to save the more than 1,600 jobs there as part of his pledge to reinvigorate the U.S. auto industry.
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Reducing the skills gap would drastically reduce the impact of the millennial double whammy, and would reinvigorate both millennials and the job market.
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I THINK WE CAN REINVIGORATE HOTELS, BUT ALSO FIND OTHER WAYS LIKE ADVERTISING, I THINK, TO MONETIZE THAT ENORMOUS AND ENGAGED CUSTOMER BASE.
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Several area industrialists like Dan Gilbert and the Ilitch family have turned to startups to help reinvigorate the area around their core businesses.
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Through this special combination of civic, artistic, and pedagogical dialogues, the event team hopes to reinvigorate the art world's commitment to immigrant communities.
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"He is the right leader to reinvigorate the company and help it achieve its enormous potential," said Francis McGill, a Pershing Square spokesman.
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But after accumulating all this music, I happen to find the right musicians that could actually reinvigorate these songs and it's actually fun!
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A Quist win may give some support to the idea that Sanders-style populism can help reinvigorate Democrats among the white working class.
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Stacey Bashara, a partner in Trilogy, said that the company's first task would be to reinvigorate and build out the PAC's email list.
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He would take the stock phrases of blues and jazz and reinvigorate them while reminding listeners of the long tradition whence he came.
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Mr. Katz wanted Mr. Ohlmeyer to reinvigorate the franchise — to make each game an event, as it used to be in the 1970s.
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Guaidó, though, is trying to reinvigorate support for his campaign against Maduro, and just embarked on a world tour to boost those alliances.
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"La La Land," Damien Chazelle's brazen attempt to reinvigorate the old-fashioned movie musical, is a fantasy on a lot of different levels.
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This season has been a case study in how to reinvigorate a competition: not with fireworks and showmanship but with genuine, compelling drama.
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Devin Wenig steps down as eBay CEO Earlier this year, investors Elliott Management suggested key structural changes to help reinvigorate a floundering company.
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In the 1970s, prominent neoconservatives formed a "Team B" to challenge the C.I.A.'s estimate of Soviet capabilities and reinvigorate the Cold War.
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Which is surely not how the U.S. Administration saw things panning out when it introduced aluminium tariffs to reinvigorate the domestic supply chain.
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So getting someone out there to reinvigorate the space and to make it clear what this means and what happens, that is really beneficial.
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Sexologist Jess O'Reilly, PhD, suggests engaging in activities that reinvigorate the chemicals associated with new and passionate love: hormones like dopamine, adrenaline, and serotonin.
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari said on Monday the country would "reinforce and reinvigorate" its fight against the group following the latest wave of attacks.
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So I think he has had how important our NATO alliances and he wants to reinvigorate it but he wants it to be fair.
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The company's shares slipped roughly 9 percent in early trading amid doubts that the store closure plan would be enough to reinvigorate sluggish sales.
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The Microsoft chief executive's $26 billion deal to buy LinkedIn could reinvigorate the software giant's slipping grip on corporate computer systems and employee interactions.
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With slowing growth, it needed a big change to reinvigorate its aging app and make it easier for people who don't browse tweets constantly.
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It is part of a broader push by Egypt to reinvigorate their ailing tourism industry, which has not regained its pre-Arab Spring numbers.
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During the campaign, he vowed to boost infrastructure spending, reinvigorate the nation's military, preserve entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare and cut taxes.
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"Cost savings are progressing well but not enough to reinvigorate (the company's business in) France yet," said Bruno Monteyne, an analyst at brokerage Bernstein.
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But failure to strike a deal would hurt the U.S. economically and would also derail China's efforts to reinvigorate its economy, the IMF warns.
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For Azerbaijan especially, using force serves to reinvigorate negotiations and demonstrate that "this conflict is not solved," says Anar Valiyev, a Baku-based analyst.
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The iPhone X wasn't a magic elixir to reinvigorate Apple's iPhone sales, but it wasn't the flop some people were saying it would be.
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Beginning this year, President Xi Jinping and other leaders said that cutting that output was a crucial part of their program to reinvigorate growth.
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A Trump judiciary may reinvigorate the constitutional value of federalism as both a check on national power and a means of more effective governing.
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The lack of continuity and clear direction is making it more difficult for the company to develop new products and reinvigorate its stalled growth.
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Duque also pledges to reduce corporate taxes, exempt capital goods imports and support the development of oil and mining projects to help reinvigorate growth.
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Haldane, in an interview with the Financial Times, said finding a way to reinvigorate depressed towns was probably the biggest economic challenge facing Britain.
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Which brings us to Eddie Lampert, the chief executive of ESL Investments, who bought Sears in 2005 figuring, wrongly, that he could reinvigorate it.
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The news that Apple throttles iPhones that have old batteries will reinvigorate the right to repair debate as the movement enters a crucial year.
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Ford has kicked off a cost-cutting drive under Jim Hackett, who was tapped last year to be chief executive to reinvigorate the company.
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Anna Chlumsky ("Veep") also stars as Lydia, an entrepreneur who passionately wants to reinvigorate the city by literally painting a section of it red.
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Federal funding for outreach to those who are eligible for coverage should be restored to 2014 levels and states must reinvigorate their enrollment efforts.
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Leave it to Mr. Gordon, a maverick performer since his experiments with Judson Dance Theater in the 21967s, to reinvigorate the art of archiving.
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But that just helps reinvigorate the disease, as water triggers the female worm to release her larvae and begin a new cycle of infection.
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Mr Ramaphosa told The Economist on October 13th that he endorsed "all of" the ideas to reinvigorate growth recently proposed by his finance minister.
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Ueda even manages to reinvigorate two of the most tired tropes cluttering our media landscape: art as meta commentary on art, and explosive diarrhea.
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The company laid off dozens of people in the fall and brought in one of its top troubleshooters, Bob Mansfield, to reinvigorate the effort.
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"Be prepared to list a few of the things you learned and how your travels helped shape and reinvigorate your career goals," said Chavez.
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The visit is meant to highlight the Trump administration's efforts to reinvigorate US manufacturing, but the cloud of US tariffs on Chinese goods loomed.
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The President has promised to reinvigorate US steel jobs, but last year, the steel industry added 2,400 jobs, an increase of just over 1%.
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Under inspired leadership, an empowered State Department can reinvigorate American diplomacy and reconnect U.S. foreign policy to the citizens it is supposed to serve.
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On Thursday, Mogherini pledged to reinvigorate diplomacy with Russia, the United States, Jordan and others to ensure Palestinians have a capital in Jerusalem too.
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Science opportunities for President Trump Although President-elect Trump seems to find little value in facts, he clearly wishes to reinvigorate the U.S. economy.
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The Nikkei's fall comes less than two weeks after the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) unexpected adoption of negative interest rates to reinvigorate the sputtering economy.
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The member group also vowed to "reinvigorate" the WTO's long-stalled negotiating function, calling for talks to curb fisheries subsidies to be completed in 2019.
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The younger Mr Hefner is seeking to reinvigorate these traditions: the March/April 2017 edition will profile Scarlett Johansson, the highest-grossing actor of 2016.
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She believed the most volatile scenario would be an alliance between the PP, Ciudadanos and Vox, a coalition that would likely reinvigorate tensions with Catalonia.
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But Stories also could reinvigorate news consumption with flashier, no-filler style right when publishers are under siege by new distractions soaking up our time.
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The program included a special section entitled "Germany and France as the Motor of Europe" which vows to "reinvigorate the friendship" between the two countries.
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The ART launch could help reinvigorate Snapchat; as user growth has slowed, revenue expectations were missed, and competition from Facebook and Instagram Stories remains fierce.
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The company has vowed to "reinvigorate" the mobile games until through a mix of more monetizing, deeper engagement and widening its selection on the market.
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After five weeks of disappointing U.S. ticket sales, the film industry is looking to "The Lego Movie: The Second Part" to reinvigorate the box office.
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But since the strategy to reinvigorate profit growth after years of restructuring was announced in 2015, China's economic growth has slowed, delaying the bank's plans.
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We think it can – because while Toy Story 193 wasn't the freshest of the bunch, it provided enough new ideas to reinvigorate a stuttering franchise.
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Well lucky for you, a company called HoloVit wants to reinvigorate that nightmare give you the ability to watch and create holograms in your home.
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Lawmakers are focused on other legislative matters, and Democrats say the latest "infrastructure week" that started Sunday has done little to reinvigorate the president's plan.
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As he developed his musical voice, Shapero thought it possible to reinvigorate Classical forms by using innovative adaptations of tonal languages and spiky rhythmic techniques.
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Exactly how that outcome would reinvigorate job creation, or generate a more just distribution of wealth and income growth in our country, was not discussed.
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In an op-ed published Friday in the New York Times, Sanders said he will put forth a series of proposals to "reinvigorate" the party.
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It also adds a special section entitled "Germany and France as the Motor of Europe" which vows to "reinvigorate the friendship" between the two countries.
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The premier said labor market reform was "the biggest challenge", referring to structural reforms in his broader, three-pronged strategy to reinvigorate the moribund economy.
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He wants to cut corporate taxes, simplify labor laws, consolidate the retirement system, invest in education and vocational training, and reinvigorate France's relationship with Europe .
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But there may be other, better ways to reinvigorate the union movement and give a bit more power to workers in a post-industrial economy.
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Her case was worthy, but it can't erase the fact that Trump's Justice Department is actively working to reinvigorate the racially skewed war on drugs.
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He referenced a saying attributed to Prophet Muhammad that once every century, God sends a mujaddid, a great reformer to reclaim or reinvigorate the faith.
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In El Paso — and in Houston and Austin — O'Rourke sought to reinvigorate Texas Democrats he first captivated in his closer-than-expected loss to Sen.
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Many observers of the festival had hoped that Chatrian and Rissenbeek would reinvigorate the festival, which had been accused in recent years of lax curation.
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" Analysts say Xi will seek to reinvigorate stalled infrastructure projects central to his flagship Belt and Road Initiative described as a "21st century silk road.
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It's not entirely successful, but it still feels like a shocking and necessary way to reinvigorate ideas that have been around for half a century.
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The 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act highlights the need to reinforce and reinvigorate efforts to reduce housing discrimination and residential segregation in America.
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Larry Hu, a China economist at investment bank Macquarie, said that large tax reductions in recent years had not done much to reinvigorate the economy.
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Since the end of a 25-year civil war with Tamil separatists over seven years ago, Sri Lanka has tried to reinvigorate oil and gas exploration.
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Or some will reinvigorate older, more established far-right or nationalist institutions like the Nordic Resistance Movement, the Football Lads Alliance, United Patriots Front, or PEGIDA.
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Investors will be watching Draghi's news conference from 1230 GMT for any reference to a rift among policymakers about stimulus plans designed to reinvigorate the economy.
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"Union workers need to take advantage of resources, create jobs, to reinvigorate the area," she says, using the sort of language long deployed by Democratic leaders.
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Many hope it will help reinvigorate the Berlinale, which is considered one of Europe's most important film festivals but has recently drawn accusations of lackluster curation.
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Still, my kids are not sophisticated enough to understand the nuances or subtleties of life or why parents do what they do to relax and reinvigorate.
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College gossip app Yik Yak saw its popularity wane, and pivots to chat, status updates and meeting up with friends offline failed to reinvigorate the startup.
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There used to be a kind of promise that the casino industry would provide opportunities that would trickle down and reinvigorate those communities; they never did.
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China's upbeat August economic data released on Tuesday, which showed both factory output and retail sales grew faster than expected, have failed to reinvigorate the market.
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In short, the fight between Pettis and Holloway is the type of contest to reinvigorate a division that has long been considered among the sport's finest.
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"In essence, this is a strong and positive FX de-regulation move that arrives at the right moment to reinvigorate the offshore CNH market," she said.
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The regulatory crackdown led to a shortage of cheap rides with strangers in China, but a newcomer is charging full speed ahead to reinvigorate the market.
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The cancellation was particularly jarring because it came a day after Pompeo named a special envoy to North Korea, a move many hoped would reinvigorate talks.
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Apple is trying to reinvigorate sales in China, where it has come under greater pressure from regulators, and Cook is traveling to the country this month.
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As with zinc, the consensus has been that a new wave of mines will reinvigorate a depleted supply chain and push the global market into surplus.
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Mall of America's concept is part of a small but growing trend of mall owners tapping health care providers to help them reinvigorate their shopping centers.
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In fact, Schreck's entire project is to de-pompify the US Constitution — to remove some of its mystique and attempt to reinvigorate the creaky living document.
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The division's new boss Michael Ball is concentrating on top-line growth at the expense of profitability as he seeks to reinvigorate sales by year's end.
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MUMBAI, India — India's central government moved on Wednesday to reinvigorate its sluggish economy by relaxing rules governing foreign investment in industries including retailing and air travel.
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The Trump administration has largely shut this down, leaving desperate people with no avenue other than to come north, and Democrats should pledge to reinvigorate it.
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"We must also reinvigorate urgent efforts to seek a peaceful resolution to the civil war in Yemen and we support you in this regard," Mattis said.
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In April 20173, Obama issued an executive order calling on federal agencies and departments to assess and suggest specific actions to reinvigorate competition across all sectors.
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But the automaker replaced its CEO in 2019 in what investors say is a move to reinvigorate a brand that might be growing a bit complacent.
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A few miles north, a multiphase effort is underway to reinvigorate and modernize the Fort Worth Stockyards district, one of the city's most popular tourist magnets.
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It is also essential to reinvigorate our federalist system, but that does not mean erasing the federal component and leaving the entire job to the states.
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That should help America to sell them more goods and services to reinvigorate the economy and overcome structural obstacles to a faster potential and noninflationary growth.
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His plan calls for a 'Task Force on Coal and Power Plant Communities' to reinvigorate communities that depend on mining and coal as their economic backbone.
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John Kasich have all trained their fire against him as they try to reinvigorate their campaigns by doing well in the New Hampshire primary Feb. 9.
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Snap may either need a radically different, AR-equipped version 2 of Spectacles to reinvigorate interest, or it may need to look to other cameras to sell.
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He said he is aiming to establish a "roadmap of negotiations and declarations going forward" to reinvigorate the process and add some substance to the denuclearization talks.
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Illustrative of flourishing foliage and the lushness of the great outdoors, the fortifying attributes of Greenery signals (sic) individuals to take a deep breath, oxygenate, and reinvigorate.
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Chen is among many top execs who have left Twitter recently, in the wake of a failed sales process and continued difficult efforts to reinvigorate its growth.
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It has been working to reinvigorate the business after years of tepid performance, with management changes and a greater focus on sales to retailers rather than wholesalers.
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The idea is that a leisurely stroll on suspension bridges surrounded by carnivorous pitcher plants will reinvigorate employees and make them feel better about working at Amazon.
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The Aachen treaty is intended to reinvigorate the Franco-German partnership at the core of the EU, and strengthen the Elysée treaty of 1963 which institutionalised it.
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Franco hoped to reinvigorate a Spanish economy broken by the Civil War, and Hollywood studios needed cheap labor and exciting filming locations that might entice international audiences.
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For cities, there may be no faster and cheaper way to slash carbon emissions, reinvigorate mass transit, and address America's wasteful and codependent relationship with the automobile.
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"Rouhani will be marginalized, his legacy will be rendered dead and hardliners will use that to reinvigorate and reconnect with the Iranian electorate," she told VICE News.
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She also has to reinvigorate the economy and address growing social inequalities and high property prices, issues Chinese President Xi Jinping highlighted at her swearing-in ceremony.
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You see, automakers usually create special iterations of an existing model to spur on sales and reinvigorate interest in an aging vehicle not long before it's replaced.
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If the LME does indeed go down this route, though, it's also an admission that there is no quick fix to magically reinvigorate on-market stock levels.
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Mattel has been trying to reinvigorate the Barbie brand, launching new dolls with a variety of skin tones, hair styles and outfits in three new body styles.
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" Peel Hunt analysts said "the immediate impact of (Dunkerton's) return was likely to be additional costs as he rebalances the business and seeks to reinvigorate the product.
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Ford Motor Co is overhauling its China plans in order to reinvigorate its business in the world's biggest auto market which has struggled to grow this year.
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The obstructionism and partisanship—in particular from the Republican side—that marked the Obama era didn't do much to reinvigorate people's faith in the country's leaders, either.
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A major accomplishment of the last Congress was to reinvigorate the Congressional Review Act (CRA), by using it aggressively to review burdensome rules issued by regulatory agencies.
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Ranil Salgado, IMF mission chief for India said the economy was gaining momentum and the government should reinvigorate reform efforts to accelerate growth and create more jobs.
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To help reinvigorate its North American beverage business, Pepsi said it is putting marketing dollars back to work on Pepsi Cola, Pepsi Zero Sugar and Diet Pepsi.
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She was dismissed by contemporaries as a gold-digger, but, as this thoroughly researched biography shows, she emerged as a wise ruler who helped reinvigorate Mughal culture.
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Perhaps it would inspire separatist movements from Scotland to Spain, embolden anti-trade populists across the Continent and reinvigorate existential questions gnawing at the common euro currency.
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The cafe is part of a push by Kellogg to reinvigorate U.S. cereal sales that have declined as consumers choose healthier foods over sugary and processed products.
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A growing number of voices say that low rates are not doing the job and that governments must take other, more politically difficult steps to reinvigorate growth.
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Chen is among many top execs who have left Twitter recently in the wake of a failed sales process and continued difficult efforts to reinvigorate its growth.
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But Chen said the firm sees an opportunity to reinvigorate the smartphone market with crypto-friendly features, particularly for people with restricted access to the financial system.
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The new vaudevillians, like Bill Irwin and David Shiner who emerged in the 1980s and '90s, aimed to reinvigorate clowning by deconstructing or winking at classic tropes.
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Metals and mining shares followed suit with a 1.1 percent fall after base metal prices fell, reflecting doubts over China's plans to reinvigorate the country's slowing economy.
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This week, he launches an initiative called Collect Wisely, an advertisement- and event-driven campaign that, he hopes, will reinvigorate the collecting class's interest in actual art.
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"Campbell needs someone who can shake up the way the company is run, clean house and reinvigorate the brands," Edward Jones analyst Brittany Weissman said on Thursday.
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And with Trump vowing to reinvigorate the economy by slashing regulations and cutting taxes, there's ample reason for businesses to at least feel optimistic about the future.
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He was the first conservative leader of Chile since the country ended martial rule in 1990, and has promised to reinvigorate the South American nation's private sector.
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Peel Hunt analysts said "the immediate impact of (Dunkerton's) return was likely to be additional costs as he rebalances the business and seeks to reinvigorate the product".
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The new game does a lot to reinvigorate the series, but the most exciting development has to be the complete reworking of how religion and its effects.
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Now, a new and frankly terrifying robot that can butcher a crab in seconds is being touted as a way to reinvigorate the province's beleaguered seasonal fishing industry.
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The hope was that the betting would reinvigorate the state's casino business, a once thriving operation in the 1990s that has since struggled as gambling competition has spread.
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First, President Putin has exploited a gap in US interventionism to reinvigorate Russia's standing as a decision maker in the Middle East -- brutal as their actions have been.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's government will accelerate a $4 billion infrastructure program this year to reinvigorate the South American country's slow-growing economy, President Sebastián Piñera said on Tuesday.
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Analysts and executives in the industry are increasingly pointing to a fairly new development that could reinvigorate the space: putting securities like stocks and bonds on the blockchain.
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It should not be used in a piecemeal way to simply smarten up existing stores, but to overhaul the whole customer experience and to reinvigorate the Macy's brand.
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Over a decade after Sarah Michelle Gellar's The Grudge (2004) terrified audiences, a sequel promises to reinvigorate the horror franchise with a new entry of the same name.
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The company has launched limited edition apparel and partnered with professional golfer Justin Thomas for the sporting season to reinvigorate sales of core products like its Polo shirts.
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The former JPMorgan banker took over the reins at Barclays in December 2015 and impressed investors by restructuring the bank to remove bad assets and reinvigorate investment banking.
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Technology presents a huge opportunity to reinvigorate the consumer experience, and other brands are following suit in order to keep up with the growing desire for personalized detail.
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Her 27-year-old niece, Marion Maréchal-Le Pen (who is currently taking a break from politics), could eventually step in to reinvigorate the party, suggests Mr Bouvet.
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"It's a great case study in the way that electric can reinvigorate products that are becoming more stagnant," Alta Motors co-founder and CPO Marc Fenigstein told Mashable.
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At the same time, however, the government's move is likely to reignite legal challenges to the specific protocol and reinvigorate a debate concerning the constitutionality of lethal injection.
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President Trump began his trip in Saudi Arabia over the weekend and delivered a speech in Israel in an attempt to reinvigorate the stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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"What needs to happen here to reinvigorate this play and generate a bunch of employment is for prices to go up enough to drill bad wells," LeBlanc said.
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But things should start to feel better on September 8, when Venus clashes with Mars and brings a spark of passion to reinvigorate your mind, body, and soul.
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App startup time was reduced 20 percent, and the improvements could reinvigorate Snapchat for Android's growth after years of bugs and slow loading dragging down Snapchat's user count.
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Hollywood has been trying to reinvigorate dead film franchises with heinously bad reboots for years now, like some terrible cinema necromancer—and it doesn't show signs of stopping.
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In terms of her leadership on key campaign issues, Harris has a plan to reinvigorate the economy that is not merely redistribution, but would boost the middle class.
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Van Gaal's time was running out despite there being another year left on his contract, and despite the signs that young players were coming through to reinvigorate United.
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Still, asking the latest threat to reinvigorate the show after at least three seasons of disappointing results -- amid declining, if stabilizing, ratings -- seems like a lot to ask.
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Against this backdrop, a German bailout of its largest bank would reinvigorate accusations that it uses the European Union as a cover to pursue its own national interests.
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Lluis Orriols, a political science professor at Universidad Carlos III in Madrid, thinks the trial will reinvigorate the separatist debate ahead of end-May local and regional elections.
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"It is an important new initiative designed to reinvigorate the reform process," Barry Naughton, a professor of economics at the University of California, San Diego, said by email.
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For now, the researchers expect that their new study will slow the adoption of CRISPR as a clinical tool and reinvigorate the search for alternative gene-editing technologies.
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Unfortunately, the Commerce Department's proposed tariffs or quotas to reinvigorate U.S. aluminum and steel production will harm the U.S. aerospace and defense industry and its 2.4 million employees.
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Proposed tax breaks aimed at the wealthiest Americans could reinvigorate a flagging luxury housing market, looser government regulations could benefit business and infrastructure improvements could spur job growth.
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European stocks edged higher on Friday afternoon after the European Central Bank (ECB) delivered an aggressive stimulus package in a bid to reinvigorate the ailing euro zone economy.
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She is leading a nonprofit that seeks to reinvigorate the town by giving visitors a reason to spend more time and money there, the Des Moines Register reported.
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In an attempt to reinvigorate Brexit talks, which started in March last year, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said Tuesday she was taking personal control of the negotiations.
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"I've talked about, and I am still talking about poverty and unemployment," Rwigara said of her movement's mission, which she hopes to reinvigorate now that she's been released.
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In recent years, she is just one of a handful of celebrities to try to reinvigorate, but not necessarily reinvent, the classic TV tradition of Christmas variety shows.
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India's central bank on Friday cut its benchmark repurchase rate for the fifth consecutive time this year as it continues a concerted push to reinvigorate a stuttering economy.
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The move comes as Samsung looks to reinvigorate growth in its mobile division which saw sales fall 20 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2018.
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Efforts to reinvigorate its largest brands include its Pepsi Generation advertising campaign, the re-release of Mountain Dew Baja Blast and the launch of calorie-free Gatorade Zero.
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Although the committee will study process and practice without any jurisdictional boundaries, Congress must consider how these lines of effort can reinvigorate leadership in important national security issues.
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Market leaders said offering traditional local produce that is not available in supermarkets and organizing cultural events, like music mini-festivals, helped to reinvigorate formerly neglected market spaces.
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President Trump promised that his tax cut would encourage companies to invest in factories, workers and wages, setting off a spending spree that would reinvigorate the American economy.
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Trump is using Biden, for decades a denizen of the Washington establishment who is offering a return to political normality, to reinvigorate outsider credentials incumbents find difficult to preserve.
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They're also attempting to reinvigorate a tired industry that has struggled to attract young, millennial workers, typically thought to prefer big cities and co-working spaces to provincial life.
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In a call with analysts, Chief Executive Thomas Reynaud also pledged to reinvigorate growth with the launch of a new set-top box bundling voice, internet and TV services.
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Hilary Cohen with Barack Obama Cohen was asked to join the team, and she began to work on the question of what the president should do to reinvigorate citizenship.
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Kim Haw-joon, co-chief of the Korea Blockchain Association, predicted that local exchanges would begin handling more such foreign-issued cryptocurrencies as a way to reinvigorate cryptocurrency trading.
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" The analyst is encouraged that Boston Beer is allocating some advertising money to reinvigorate its core Sam Adams brand, which he calls "really the driver of their beer business.
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Talking out the frustrations in your relationship with Martian directness and Saturnian maturity will deepen the love you share and reinvigorate the sexy fire between you and your partner.
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But global growth has slowed significantly and there is no guarantee a successful outcome to the trade negotiations will be enough, on its own, to reinvigorate flagging economic activity.
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Just last week, the governor said if he got "smoked" in New Hampshire he would go home to Ohio, so the strong primary finish will likely reinvigorate his campaign.
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"We need to focus on policies that reinvigorate agriculture, to make it more attractive for young people," Noah Auta Dauda of Nigeria's interior ministry told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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They all relate to the fundamental issue of trust — something that Apple has enjoyed in unconditional form in the past, but will now have to justify and reinvigorate anew.
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Rotating exhibitions reinvigorate LongHouse's collection, which incorporates items on permanent display or on loan by artists like Dale Chihuly, Willem de Kooning, Buckminster Fuller, Kiki Smith and Lynda Benglis.
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It can be a discouraging time, but there is a way to shake off the rust, reinvigorate your career, and unlock new possibilities: pursue a Master of Business Administration.
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President Trump on Friday called off Pompeo's scheduled trip to Pyongyang that was meant to try to reinvigorate talks and introduce the administration's new special envoy for North Korea.
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Below the deck was a perfect example of how these schemes would reinvigorate the towns' local economies, as a local man was cleaning rubble from around the new brickwork.
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The risk for policymakers is that so much money will exit China it will undo their efforts to cut the cost of credit domestically and reinvigorate flagging productive investment.
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To help reinvigorate his company's culture and improve customer service, he initiated a stock program for employees and started making all of his corporate presentations available to all employees.
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The right way to unite America is to reinvigorate our common bond based on shared democratic experiences and ideals and rebuild faith in American democracy from the bottom up.
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"There are fewer and fewer drivers for the yuan to appreciate," he said, adding that China should speed up painful reforms to reinvigorate growth to prop up its currency.
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Still, administration officials are cleareyed about what a defeat, or even long-term stalling of the agreement, would mean for Mr. Obama's effort to reinvigorate America's presence in Asia.
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A phone call from an old acquaintance spurs a plan to write a definitive account of the Vietnam War that will reinvigorate his writing and lure his wife back.
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And the state attorney general, Bob Ferguson, a Democrat, said the court's decision would reinvigorate his efforts to urge lawmakers to permanently repeal the death penalty from statute books.
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Ankara has attempted to boost lending by state banks to reinvigorate an economy that entered a recession last year and contracted in the first two quarters of this year.
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These poll results show a law policymakers promised would reinvigorate the entire economy instead leaves half of it behind, widening the gap between the haves and the have-nots.
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Biden has pinned his hopes on winning South Carolina to reinvigorate his candidacy after poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire and a distant second-place finish in Nevada.
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Superdry co-founder Julian Dunkerton, who returned to the group after a boardroom coup in April, is overhauling product and cutting promotions in an attempt to reinvigorate the brand.
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Warren's rebuke of the outbreak response comes as the senator fights to reinvigorate her presidential bid after a string of disappointing finishes in the first three 2020 primary states.
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Instead, Congress has placed a powerful tool in the hands of governors and mayors, who must ensure it is deployed thoughtfully to reinvigorate struggling communities and foster economic dynamism.
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Investors cut their bearish bets on the Indian rupee INR=IN for a second time this month, as the government unveiled a series of measures to reinvigorate the economy.
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Santander hopes the center will reinvigorate the city in northern Spain the same way Bilbao, about 813 miles east, was transformed by its Guggenheim museum, opened two decades ago.
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The academic and creative work is done from home, complemented by biannual trips to campus to reinvigorate your practice and strengthen your connections with fellow students and world-renowned faculty.
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Why it matters: If voters approve a ballot initiative this November imposing a fee on carbon dioxide emissions, it would reinvigorate liberal leaders despondent over Trump's anti-climate change policies.
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The government hopes to reinvigorate the economy after a currency crisis last year slowed its growth to 1.6 percent in the third quarter and pushed annual inflation above 20 percent.
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Markhor has used the internet to help reinvigorate the local shoemaking industry in Lahore, Pakistan, and now it wants to offer a further boost to manufacturing by expanding its output.
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As the brightest phase of the lunar cycle, it has the potential to reinvigorate and refocus our energies — clearer heads tend to prevail in the light of the full moon.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The heads of the World Trade Organization, World Bank and International Monetary Fund called on Thursday for G20 leaders to agree actions to reinvigorate trade and support workers.
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Mr Xi's aim may be to reinvigorate reforms that were endorsed by the Communist Party's 370-member Central Committee in 2013, a year after he took over as China's leader.
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Tsai's new government was elected on a pledge to reinvigorate the island's trade-dependent economy, which has languished amid a slump in exports, in turn hurting confidence in local stocks.
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The shared commitment that defined generations past is eroding, but our new president has the tremendous opportunity to reinvigorate it when he takes the oath of office later this month.
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Painter Chuck Miller is yet another fanatic of the nude form, painting naked bodies ceaselessly over the years, but his mission is to reinvigorate an often-repetitive type of art.
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Mr. Sanders's populist message has broken through in several other states in the industrial heartland, including neighboring Michigan, and he could score an upset that would reinvigorate his demoralized supporters.
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Apple is attempting to reinvigorate flagging iPhone sales in China, the company's second-largest market, and just last month Apple shuttered its iBooks and iTunes movie stores in the country.
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After a string of underwhelming leaders, and some scandalous ones—see Benjamin Chavis—Jealous's youth, energy, and technological savvy helped reinvigorate the group's approach to civil rights and community work.
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As for Twitter, the N.F.L. allows the company to offer something no other social media service can claim, which it needs as it tries to reinvigorate its stalled subscriber base.
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Among Henson's remarkable gifts was a fortuitous combination of creative vision and business savvy: He saw in television an opportunity to reinvigorate the art of puppetry for a wide audience.
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"Department stores are diligently working to reinvigorate the traditional retail model with enhanced in-store experiences, seamless multi-channel shopping and product exclusives," Telsey said in a statement to CNBC.
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Robert Mercer had put a $10 million stake into Breitbart, crowned Stephen Bannon as propaganda-ist in chief, and gave him the mandate to reinvigorate and rebrand the far-right.
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The two largest names in the business — MoviePass and Sinemia — have been waging what looks to have been a mostly losing battle in the war to reinvigorate box office sales.
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As the world's most-visited museum, the Louvre saw 8.1 million visitors in 2017, but the Parisian institution plans to reinvigorate its visitorship, who, the museum says, is increasingly homogonous.
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Ankara has attempted to boost lending by state banks to reinvigorate an economy that entered a recession last year and experienced contractions in the first two quarters of this year.
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In a press conference following the decision, ECB President Mario Draghi urged governments to take fiscal measures to supplement the central bank's monetary stimulus and reinvigorate the euro zone economy.
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"His case is part of a coordinated campaign to reinvigorate the draconian Espionage Act and deprive the public of information about some of our most controversial government programs," she said.
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But the episode has cast a shadow over his campaign just as he was attempting to reinvigorate it after a summer slump that saw his standing in some polls slip.
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Few in Paris, Berlin, Warsaw or The Hague seem willing to contemplate the hard choices that may now be needed to reinvigorate the EU and halt a return of nationalism.
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Coke No Sugar and the Franklin Water range were CCL's top priorities to reinvigorate its subdued earnings in the face of structural challenges as consumers shift towards more healthy options.
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Mr. McCain picked Sarah Palin, then the governor of Alaska, as his vice-presidential running mate in an effort to reinvigorate a flagging campaign with a woman on the ticket.
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One hopes that this appreciation would inspire some reveler to reinvigorate the tradition of the New Orleans street vendor, to take up the call to be the next Banana Man.
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By the same token, Mr Schiff's effort to reinvigorate the House investigation, despite Mr Mueller's ongoing investigation, could look gratuitous to a public that has little interest in the Russian plot.
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Both leaders could "offer enough flexibility and concessions to reinvigorate an engagement process that many observers argue has lost steam," analysts at political consultancy Eurasia Group said in a Friday note.
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And by creating a more fair and open platform where developers can build without fear of straying too close to Facebook's history or road map, it could reinvigorate its developer ecosystem.
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Last week, Australia's conservative government secured legislative support for A$158 billion ($110 billion) worth of tax cuts over the next decade, the centrepiece of its plan to reinvigorate the economy.
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A tablet that folds into a phone (or if you prefer, a phone that folds open into a tablet) could be just the thing to reinvigorate interest in slowing product category.
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Some social commentators have proposed that the protest leaders may have misinterpreted the words in the curriculum deliberately in order to reinvigorate old values which encouraged homophobia and a machismo culture.
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N reported strong holiday-quarter sales and raised its full-year revenue forecast, showing the luxury goods maker's success in moving to reinvigorate sales and brand prestige by offering fewer promotions.
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Other shale gas developers, including Ineos, IGas and Cuadrilla Resources, are now banking on government support for domestic energy sources and an offer of compensation to landowners to reinvigorate their campaign.
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Google's initiative, as we said when it launched, was less about a publishing product than about a way to reinvigorate the mobile web and keep users coming back for mobile searches.
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On the second leg of his trip, Trump headed to Israel to meet with leaders from Israel and Palestine, to try to reinvigorate the stalled peace process between the two nations.
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As someone who's had a Nintendo Switch since the day it launched in March of 2017, I can personally attest to its ability to reinvigorate a long-dormant love of games.
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"This policy tilt in favor of lower tier 2 and 3 cities could reinvigorate investor appetite for developers who focus on lower tier cities," he wrote in a note on Tuesday.
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It was a chance to facilitate the behavior that people were already taking part in, as well as reinvigorate user engagement around a product that has a pretty long life time.
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The 2014 Ebola outbreak killed 11,000 Africans and crossed into Europe and the U.S.; however, it did reinvigorate vaccine funding and led to a vaccine with 21625 percent protection against Ebola.
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In a blitz of media interviews and a news conference, Fillon, an open admirer of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, spelled out his plans to reinvigorate France's regulation-laden economy.
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With nearly 70 million millennials eligible to vote in 2016, our ballots will reinvigorate our democracy and set the agenda — when we are mobilized on our issues, and treated with respect.
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N forecast current-quarter profit below estimates, raising concerns that the company's efforts to reinvigorate its brand was taking much longer than expected, sending the handbag maker's shares down 15 percent.
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Supporters hope the union of one of the most popular royals and a glamorous American actress, a divorcee with a white father and an African-American mother, will reinvigorate the monarchy.
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Last week, Australia's conservative government secured legislative support for A$158 billion ($110 billion) worth of tax cuts over the next decade, the centerpiece of its plan to reinvigorate the economy.
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The deal will give Thomson Reuters, controlled by Canada's Thomson family, a formidable ally as it seeks to reinvigorate a business facing challenges from a shrinking and budget-conscious customer base.
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The slow economic recovery and recent stock market rally have not been sufficient to reinvigorate the plans, which are jointly funded by labor unions and employers whose workers participate in them.
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But a more accommodative stance won't be enough to reinvigorate the economy, said CIMB Private Banking economist, Song Seng Wun, as a weaker Singapore dollar will not necessarily push up exports.
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Mr. Macron, who called for "a new relationship" with China, is using the three-day visit to reinvigorate ties as the two countries grapple with the strident nationalism of President Trump.
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The world's largest oil exporter is embarking, under Prince Mohammed bin Salman, on an ambitious effort to diversify its economy and reinvigorate growth, in part by plowing money into renewable energy.
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That effort turned out to be critical — in addition to running Apple, Jobs was also CEO of Pixar, which he agreed to sell to Disney in 2006 to reinvigorate Disney Animation.
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In a "Squawk on the Street " interview, after an address to the Goldman Sachs Communacopia conference, Bakish said shareholders should focus on his plans to reinvigorate Viacom, not on deal speculation.
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Ford brought in Jim Hackett last May to reinvigorate earnings, cut costs and sharpen its strategy, but after 11 months on the job he's offered few specifics on a turnaround plan.
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No new detainees have been sent to Guantanamo (despite repeated pledges by Trump on the campaign trail that he would reinvigorate the detention program), and no detainees have been released, either.
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This refashioning began with the demise of the previous approach to economic development, a failed effort more than a decade ago to reinvigorate the forlorn downtown with a new shopping center.
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The department also released a three-page memo from Attorney General Jeff Sessions instructing all U.S. Attorneys to play a more active role in helping reinvigorate the Project Safe Neighborhoods program.
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HSBC has broken with tradition in recent years and headhunted external candidates to manage the investment banking division of GBM, to reinvigorate what some analysts describe as a bureaucratic and insular culture.
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Defenders of Mr Trump's strategy say he is seeking not to bury the rules-based order but to reinvigorate it, by questioning the role of institutions that have become inefficient or ineffective.
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The key to Tesla's success now is for Musk to find a way to reinvigorate sales growth that has slowed to low single digits while also continuing to keep costs under control.
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The key to Tesla's success now is for Musk to find a way to reinvigorate sales growth that has slowed to low single digits while also continuing to keep costs under control.
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Many institutions that are struggling under the new regime are in the parts of the country that Theresa May, the prime minister, has promised to reinvigorate, notes Andy Westwood of Manchester University.
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Seeking to reinvigorate peace efforts, U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths secured some confidence-building measures, including the evacuation of Houthi wounded, to help persuade the movement to attend the talks in Sweden.
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The results show that Coach's efforts to reinvigorate its business are paying off after the brand lost its premium status due to an expansion spree that resulted in its brand becoming ubiquitous.
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"By appointing Mr. Patricio as the new CEO, it appears that Kraft Heinz is doubling down on its efforts to reinvigorate the top line," Bernstein analyst Alexia Howard wrote in a note.
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However, experts say steps to slash planet-warming carbon emissions, reduce deadly air pollution and push greener public transport are at odds with the new president's intention to reinvigorate the petroleum industry.
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"We can't sit back on those victories, we have to stay active, because the one thing that I've seen is the other side, they've used this to reinvigorate their party," Trump said.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - BNY Mellon Corp's push to reinvigorate its money management business has yet to stem a continuous outflow of client cash from its $223 billion complex of index-based investment products.
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Nonetheless, the push by the new government, built on a fragile coalition of five parties, to reinvigorate reforms faces obstacles, including open divisions between lawmakers and the institutions tasked with policing banks.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's right-wing government said on Thursday it had no tolerance for neo-fascism, after opposition lawmakers charged that its nationalist, eurosceptic focus was helping to reinvigorate the far right.
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High-level contacts between Washington and Moscow over the past week have yet to produce a date for that meeting or any sign of convergence on ways to reinvigorate the peace process.
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Starbucks has been trying to reinvigorate its business by investing in technology, growing its membership rewards program, and introducing new drinks that include on-trend ingredients such as soy and almond milk.
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The results show that Coach's efforts to reinvigorate its business are paying off after the brand lost its premium status due to an expansion spree that flooded the market with its bags.
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It only currently lists one board member on its website — so the EC is presumably hoping to spur action from the Trump administration to reinvigorate what is currently a moribund oversight body.
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But specialists are hoping that the Met's $800,000 acquisition of the Bartlam teapot, and Christie's coming auctions in the spring of the collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller, will reinvigorate the market.
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Without the proximity of colleagues who can often offer respite from the grind of work, taking a walk or going for a run or bike ride are great ways to reinvigorate yourself.
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The outbreak has come at a crucial period for Chinese business, which could complicate official plans to reinvigorate growth in the aftermath of the trade-war tensions of the last two years.
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In April, Britain hosted a meeting of Commonwealth countries, including South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria, seeking to reinvigorate the network of mostly former colonies and drum up new trade among its members.
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In 2013, Xi outlined the Belt and Road initiative which involves billions of dollars of infrastructure investment to reinvigorate the ancient overland silk road trade route and develop a new sea equivalent.
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In 2003, in a bid to reinvigorate the Liberal Democratic Party, Mr. Koizumi effectively expelled Mr. Nakasone, then 85, from the party, along with another former prime minister, Kiichi Miyazawa, then 84.
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Hoping to reinvigorate the UN, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has launched what is billed as a year-long "global conversation" on reform, titled UN75, soliciting input from member states and civil society.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the U.S. economy, is recovering in part as steadily rising oil prices reinvigorate the energy sector, leading to demand for machinery and other equipment.
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The Super Bowl Ad That Set Off Economic Alarm Bells | Quicken Loans has an app that makes it easier to get a mortgage, but its wider promise to reinvigorate the economy drew criticism.
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I'd rather she get this out of her system and reinvigorate her followers now than waiting until the day before the Americans cast their votes for president to dredge up the 2016 election.
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The data revenues from this new market could help reinvigorate growth for mobile networks, especially when you consider that 360-degree video alone takes 4 to 5 times the bandwidth of regular video.
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He expects investors will ultimately realize a Fed rate cut or two won't reinvigorate the economy and says it could lead to 5% to 10% sell-offs through the end of the year.
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" Slipping easily back into the does-he-mean-it-or-not penchant for overstatement that has marked his entire body of work, he says off-handedly, "It could really reinvigorate the whole medium.
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Nadella has been trying to reinvigorate Microsoft since taking over the lumbering giant two years ago, and has helped build more credibility around the company's efforts in areas such as cloud-based services.
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CEO Patrice Louvet, who joined the company in 2017, has a five-year plan to reinvigorate the business by leveraging digital outlets and social media to market and sell products directly to consumers.
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For this reason, it is necessary to critically reinvigorate modern public institutions, such as high schools, liberal arts colleges, museums, and factories, all of which provide much-needed social hybridity and participatory frameworks.
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This new direction of energy policy along with rolling back crippling regulations and quickly ending wasteful energy subsidies to allow for a level playing field could reinvigorate implementation of molten salt reactors technology.
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While the Seattle Ordinance is limited to the city, failing unions across the country are watching Seattle closely to see if they can have the chance to reinvigorate their dried-up revenue buckets.
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But one simple way to reinvigorate Main Street requires little more than modernizing a few outdated regulations that are restricting the ability of small businesses to access the capital they need to grow.
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But GDP growth still missed a government target of 2 percent and President Vladimir Putin is under increasing pressure to reinvigorate his country's stagnant economy and assuage voter concerns about falling living standards.
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In the first U.S. technology IPO this year, ending the longest drought in seven years, many investors and cyber security entrepreneurs hoped SecureWorks would reinvigorate the market and instill confidence in cyber firms.
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Mr. Obama was equally complimentary of Mr. Macri, who took office in December and has made market-oriented policy changes as he seeks new flows of foreign investment to reinvigorate a sluggish economy.
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The Giants had pinned their hopes of another playoff resurrection on Bumgarner and a return home, where their energetic fans might help reinvigorate an offense that had managed just two runs in Chicago.
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After more than 1993 years on the job, first at NBC and then at TBS, he isn't certain what the future looks like for him or for the genre he helped to reinvigorate.
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She said they are intended to reinvigorate the security forces and signal to the Taliban that even as there is a push for peace talks, the government still has the will to fight.
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A crucial element of Ronald Reagan's political success, the piece argues, was his ability to offer an ideological alternative to the status quo and to reinvigorate debates about national character and moral obligation.
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But there is a skill to landing the perfect zinger, the kind of quick remark that can reinvigorate a campaign, boost fund-raising, allay concerns about a candidate or even sink an opponent.
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The sore feelings are a huge problem for the Democratic National Committee (DNC), which is trying to rebuild its image and reinvigorate a defeated party in time for challenging midterm elections in 2628.
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"Dollar debt is strangling the rest of the global economy, and until we get the dollar coming down more aggressively, it's very difficult to actually get global markets starting to reinvigorate," Harnett said.
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In addition, lawmakers who support impeachment proceedings against Trump have been counting on Mueller's appearance to reinvigorate their effort and help add to the 90-plus Democrats who have already joined their push.
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A photo shoot can serve as a step in someone's journey to sexual self-discovery, help a couple reinvigorate their relationship, or play a part in someone's transition into a new gender identity.
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Our culture in late-2015 had reached a point of exhaustion, and after eight years of Obama and eight years of W., people had little faith that politics-as-usual would reinvigorate it.
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The maker of Johnnie Walker Scotch and Smirnoff vodka has been working to reinvigorate the business after years of tepid performance, with management changes and a greater focus on retailers' sales rather than wholesalers.
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"Perhaps the photos will reinvigorate the debate about who should be held accountable for the abuses, and in what way," said Jameel Jaffer, deputy legal director of the A.C.L.U., who is litigating the case.
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Thanks to an experimental version of the Linux-based software for PCs and Macs, you can use it to reinvigorate an old laptop and get a few more years out of an aging machine.
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It's nice to switch things up once in a while and Wayfair is currently having a sale that can help you find a fresh item to reinvigorate any stale space — no matter your budget.
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Before his two terms as governor, he served as Denver's mayor for eight years, after opening a large brewpub there in 1988 that went on to help reinvigorate the LoDo area of Denver. Gov.
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As for anarchism and feminism, the words sympathetic outsiders have applied to Rojava, I want so much to place quotation marks around these terms in a vain effort to reinvigorate their power and strangeness.
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"This will really reinvigorate certain old questions in our understanding of stars," said Eliot Quataert, a professor of astronomy at the University of California, Berkeley, and one of the organizers of the KITP program.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Jeff Horn brushed aside the outcry against his shock victory over Manny Pacquiao on Monday and said he hoped taking the Filipino's WBO welterweight title would help reinvigorate boxing Down Under.
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His visit is the second over the past month to China by a high-profile U.S. technology executive after Apple Inc chief executive Tim Cook's mid-May visit in a bid to reinvigorate sales.
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We won't know who really won this debate until voters go to the polls Tuesday — Marco Rubio in particular is hoping a win in his home state of Florida will reinvigorate his flagging campaign.
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A day earlier, the European Commission, seeking to reinvigorate the EU with Britain set to leave, presented a strategy to bring Western Balkan nations into the fold if they achieve required reforms by 2025.
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It comes as Britain seeks to reinvigorate its foreign relationships with the looming deadline for Britain's departure from the European Union, while Pakistan works to repair its global image to boost tourism and investment.
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Now a much better thing, now that banks are much more resolvable, is to open up for foreign completion, to let strong players come in and basically reinvigorate competition, it's all about reinvigorating competition.
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When Rog was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's T-cell lymphoma in late 2010, doctors put her through chemotherapy, radiation, and a stem cell transplant in an attempt to reinvigorate her immune system, she said.
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"We are taking an important step to reduce our debt, reinvigorate True Religion's iconic brand and position the company for future growth and success," True Religion Chief Executive John Ermatinger said in a statement.
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Opening up new ad inventory for search could reinvigorate the sagging revenue growth rate that, combined with Facebook's privacy and security scandals, has put intense pressure on Facebook's leaders Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg.
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Longer term, openings of the $2212 billion Resorts World Las Vegas and Crown's Alon Las Vegas should help to reinvigorate the Strip, ending a nine year dry spell since the Cosmopolitan opened in 2908.
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Amartya Sen, an Indian Nobel prizewinner who co-authored a report in 2007 suggesting how to reinvigorate the Commonwealth, bemoans India's lack of involvement, which he fears is unlikely to change under Narendra Modi.
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One thing has been clear in the director search: Dorsey has been trying to diversify and reinvigorate the Twitter board, hoping that fresh thinking will give the company a much-needed shot of energy.
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Ultimately, a hot CPI read on Tuesday could reinvigorate a hawkish tone; this would send the U.S. dollar higher for at least two sessions before the ECB steps up to the plate on Thursday.
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In April, Chief Financial Officer Hugh Johnston told investors the company will be to reinvigorate its North American beverage business, after the company reported organic sales for its drinks unit were down 2 percent.
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In a world where they're constantly online and made available to the whims of both corporate and personal obligations, they're looking to invest in a space that will reinvigorate them and bring them peace.
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If Europe wants to create prosperity and world-beating firms, it needs not just to reinvigorate the single market, but also to rediscover that original vision in neglected areas of trade such as services.
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A month after his remarks, Google brought in Greene, who didn't take long to reinvigorate the Google Cloud business, putting into place a series of reforms that made the company a more serious player.
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"You will destroy the idealism and political engagement of the young people who overwhelming back Sanders and could reinvigorate the Democratic, so please resist the temptation to come in over the top," she continued.
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He ran in 21979 promising to reinvigorate the economy by forging the nuclear deal, ending or easing sanctions that cut Iran off from international finance and opening the country to foreign investment and ideas.
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When Congress established Medicare Advantage, the lawmakers expected insurers to use managed-care principles to reinvigorate the 52-year-old Medicare program, giving rise to better health care at a lower cost to taxpayers.
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On Monday, Mr. Johnson heard similar messages in Edinburgh, where supporters of Scottish independence believe that Brexit could reinvigorate their cause, particularly if Scots — who also favored remaining — have to confront a disorderly withdrawal.
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It is unclear, however, whether she will be able to reinvigorate the independence cause, given the divisive nature of referendums per se and the political chaos into which Britain has been thrown by Brexit.
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Enjoyment turns out to be contagious in "Girls Trip," which consistently manages to rework and even reinvigorate some severely worn-out conceits, setups and character types, mostly by complicating gender roles with class issues.
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"The modern computer with all its various gadgets and wonderful electronic facilities now makes it possible to preserve and reinvigorate all the cultural richness of mankind," he said in a 1991 interview with CBS.
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The timing of the latest scandal is awkward for Zelenskiy, who is keen to reinvigorate parts of a stalled peace deal over eastern Ukraine, something for which he needs European and U.S. diplomatic muscle.
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Constant infighting As Harris' jump in the polls steadily gave way over the summer, senior aides within the Baltimore-based campaign began to search frantically for a message that would reinvigorate the sputtering campaign.
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Clinton used an address in Harlem to propose $125 billion in new spending to reinvigorate poor and minority communities, and Mr. Sanders barnstormed the South, pledging to combat institutional racism and reform police departments nationwide.
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China came to the rescue then and it came to the rescue again last year, Beijing policymakers once again pumping money down the twin metals-intensive channels of infrastructure and construction to reinvigorate economic growth.
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Wiesbaden, GERMANY/BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) elected Andrea Nahles as their first ever female leader on Sunday, hoping she can reinvigorate the country's oldest party after it suffered heavy losses in September's election.
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It's hard to imagine that the Fire and other low cost tablets didn't play a role in Apple's recent decision to issue a substantial price drop on the iPad in hopes of helping reinvigorate sales.
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Senior economists at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have warned countries against relying too heavily on monetary policy easing, and argued that currencies are "neither the hammer nor the nail" in efforts to reinvigorate economies.
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The Federal Reserve conference, a biennial event focusing on community development issues, is this year focusing on policies that might reinvigorate the prospects for those in the middle class and those aspiring to join it.
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O'Rourke's Senate race captured the imagination of Texas and the country, and the 46-year-old congressman's candidacy helped reinvigorate the Democratic Party with yet another self-grown superstar in the Clinton and Obama mold.
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Sanofi, which currently has its own very small blood glucose monitoring operation, is interested in building up drug-device combinations as it seeks to reinvigorate diabetes sales, which are struggling in the face of competition.
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Low rates, money printing and a penalty charge for hoarding cash have been at the heart of attempts to reinvigorate the 21-country euro zone economy in the wake of the 2000-27 debt crisis.
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Those companies may have enough in their vaults to work through the hiccoughs in their current business models and provide healthy exits for investors, which will reinvigorate investors to start chasing riskier (or stupider) deals.
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Producers of the play at the theater in Konstanz, a picturesque city in the south of Germany, say the action is part of an attempt to reinvigorate the national conversation about the dangers of fascism.
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On Tuesday, the Trump White House made its official motto "What is Dead Can Never Die" by circulating reports that Vice President Mike Pence had been dispatched to the Capitol to reinvigorate health care negotiations.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday struck a self-critical tone about his governing style and a string of political missteps after reshuffling his government in an effort to reinvigorate his reform agenda.
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The Bank of Japan tried earlier on Wednesday to reinvigorate its own struggling campaign to bolster inflation, announcing for the first time that it would try to drive inflation above its current 2 percent target.
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"In the absence of a catalyst to reinvigorate the market, such as lower mortgage rates or a loosening in credit policies, we expect to see a continuation of softening conditions across these markets," said Lawless.
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First, I think it's a good time to reinvigorate the State Department's arms control efforts, particularly by beefing up the department's personnel and resources assigned to this mission, all of which have atrophied of late.
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The art trade here faced that perennial challenge as old master auctions, the Masterpiece fair and the London Art Week gallery trail tried to reinvigorate interest in artworks and objects from before the 20th century.
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Despite the success of civilian courts in trying terrorism defendants, there are growing indications that the Trump administration not only intends to keep Guantánamo open, but may even reinvigorate the detention operations and military commissions.
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If chunks of the raft do make it to the reef, they could temporarily reinvigorate it by transplanting fresh healthy corals to the environment, according to Scott Bryan, a geoscientist at Queensland University of Technology.
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We can reinvigorate the site as an economic juggernaut that generates billions of dollars of revenue and provides thousands of high-paying jobs for our skilled professional and labor workforce, he said in the statement.
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We can reinvigorate the site as an economic juggernaut that generates billions of dollars of revenue and provides thousands of high-paying jobs for our skilled professional and labor workforce, Rinaldi said in the statement.
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But the fact that the President is so fixated on the issue on a Sunday afternoon could be interpreted by others as evidence that he cares about honoring a campaign promise to reinvigorate US manufacturing.
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In March, the Justice Department announced another step in its drive to reinvigorate FARA: naming Brandon Van Grack, a prosecutor from former special counsel Robert Mueller's probe, to oversee enforcement of the foreign-agent law.
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The U.S. could forfeit some of those economic gains if Trump lives up to his campaign promises to reinvigorate the fossil fuel sector and tackle "real environmental challenges" instead of "phony" ones like climate change.
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" To him, the first "Guardians" presented a chance to reinvigorate the drab, dreary space-opera genre with the buoyancy of favorite films like "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and the gaudy colors of "Flash Gordon.
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It's that the groups with the most power often fail to have a sense of solidarity across race and class that would allow for a vision of multicultural liberalism that could reinvigorate the Democratic Party.
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To properly reinvigorate the firm and pivot toward enterprise solutions, including a build-out of its private cloud business, Michael Dell felt he needed to liberate the company from the shackles of quarterly earnings pressures.
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Mundo, Cyclona and Terrill would later become major figures within the Chicano Art Movement, which sought to establish an artistitc identity for Mexican-Americans in the US and reinvigorate their cultural heritage through protest art.
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At the heart of Donald Trump's presidency is a promise to blue-collar America — a promise to reinvigorate iconic industries and restore millions of manufacturing jobs, by defeating the foreign companies that have siphoned them away.
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Macron campaigned on a pledge to reinvigorate France's economy by overhauling France's cumbersome labor code and lowering unemployment to 7 percent, down from its current level of 9.5 percent – about double that of Germany and Britain.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he will travel to Saudi Arabia and Israel this month, kicking off his first foreign trip, where he will work to reinvigorate traditional alliances in the region.
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The case comes at a time of bitter political wrangling over how best to reinvigorate a U.S. public school system that leaves many American children lagging behind students in countries such as Finland and South Korea.
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FRANKFURT/TOKYO (Reuters) - The widely predicted failure of G20 leaders to agree on bold new steps to reinvigorate the world economy at a meeting in Shanghai this weekend puts the onus firmly back on central bankers.
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"While H&R Block also seeks to reinvigorate its top line, its path is unclear ahead of an update expected when it reports FY16 results on 6/9/16," he wrote in a note to investors.
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Investors were already spooked this week after India's Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian, in an economic survey ahead of the budget, suggested "a pause" in the fiscal consolidation path, while the government attempts to reinvigorate growth.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - HMD Global, the Finnish start-up looking to reinvigorate the Nokia phone brand, unveiled the Nokia 13 on Wednesday, hoping to cash in on rising consumer demand for high-quality audio and video features.
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If you're one of the many Destiny 2 fans that have moved on to other games in recent months, Gambit and Forsaken in general are shaping up to add significant changes that may reinvigorate Destiny 2.
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In his first 100 days, President Trump has worked to reinvigorate the partnerships with Britain, Israel, Japan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and a host of other countries that were frankly taken for granted during the Obama years.
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But the visa program is riddled with fraud and national security risks, according to several government watchdog reports, and critics say its current use falls short of the program's original goal to reinvigorate economically failing areas.
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And he was confident his strategy would ultimately reinvigorate Mothercare as it remained "the go-to mum and baby business", with market-leading shares in key product categories, such as prams, push chairs and baby clothes.
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The Frieze Masters, started in 2012 as a younger sibling of the main Frieze fair, has been at the forefront of efforts by the art trade to reinvigorate the moribund market for pre-20th century pieces.
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Discussions ranged from how Lord & Taylor is trying to reinvigorate and revolutionize the department store, to Poshmark's flourishing platform that's both a retailer and a social community — independent of more traditional networks like Facebook or Twitter.
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The Packers' star quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, will have to be in fine form to overcome the Vikings' stout defense, while Dalvin Cook will look to bounce back from his injuries to reinvigorate the Vikings' running game.
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In what is sure to reinvigorate the debate about N.F.L. players protesting or demonstrating during the playing of the national anthem, an overwhelming majority of the Houston Texans players knelt during the playing of the song.
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Hickenlooper's campaign video was filmed at Wynkoop Brewing Company, the large brewpub that he, as a laid-off geologist at the time, opened in 1988 that went on to help reinvigorate the LoDo area of Denver.
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In fact, if one looks at the actions of President Xi Jinping during his first years in control of the country, the primary focus of his presidency has been to consolidate and reinvigorate the Communist Party.
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It seemed impossible that the same person who created a new genre of Memphis soul in 1962 could also reinvigorate the standard 15 years later, then stay relevant into the 21st century as an elder statesman.
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The LVCC Loop is part of a larger idea to decongest cities and reinvigorate public transportation in cities like Los Angeles and Chicago, as well as the East Coast, which all have Loop operations in development.
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"With unmatched global brand awareness and customer loyalty, we believe there is a significant opportunity to reinvigorate growth and improve the profitability of Victoria's Secret," Sycamore Partners managing director Stefan Kaluzny said in a press release.
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Mr. Simons has been handed the keys to the kingdom with the hope that he will reinvigorate a brand that, despite $8.2 billion in sales in 2015, was seen by many as coasting and too diffuse.
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Tencent is trying to reinvigorate growth in its key division by trying to monetize tactical tournament games, boost engagement with existing titles, and also introduce new games that have a high average revenue per user metric.
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Paul Pester, the embattled chief executive of Britain's crisis-hit TSB Bank, is stepping down from his position, the lender said on Tuesday, paving the way for a new leader to reinvigorate the bank's shattered brand.
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LONDON, May 250 (IFR) - Customised equity indices that have been re-engineered to pay fixed dividends have helped to reinvigorate demand for structured products by providing improved pricing flexibility against a backdrop of low interest rates.
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"Overall, we still await Hackett's plan post the end of his first 100 days, and the updated strategy ahead (especially around improving capital efficiency) — which we believe could reinvigorate investor interest on the stock," Johnson said.
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New interior and defense ministers, both of whom are veterans of the 17-year-old war, have promised to reinvigorate an armed force that President Ashraf Ghani says has lost more than 28,000 members since 2015.
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The magician Derek DelGaudio has been credited with trying to reinvigorate magic, using an approach that emphasizes deeply personal storytelling and conceptual-art riddles as much as baffling illusions, dazzling card handling and apparent mind reading.
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China is looking to reinvigorate its Belt and Road initiative, a push to grow trade with European countries over ancient Silk Road routes, in an effort to build trust in the region and maintain economic ties.
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Given all of the security concerns raised by the rise of the Echo and other smart home hubs, Amazon surely knew that adding a camera to one of its devices was going to reinvigorate the privacy debate.
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Swiss food conglomerate Nestle is about to get its first outside CEO in nearly a century in a move that could bring asset sales, more focus on health-related categories and steps to reinvigorate the confectionery business.
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It's probably too soon for people to be optimistic about the latest ceasefire agreement, according to CNN International Diplomatic Editor Nic Robertson, but "what you have here are the ingredients to reinvigorate the Minsk agreement," he said.
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Miuccia Prada debuted Miu Miu's spring 2019 collection last October, and it featured "E-Miu-ticons" or pieces designed to "reinvigorate the dialogue between Miu Miu, Paris, and its inhabitants," according to press materials from the brand.
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Analysts speculating that a 5G iPhone cycle could reinvigorate declining sales have reason to hope for the long-term: Apple just announced it will buy the majority of Intel's 5G smartphone modem chip division for $1 billion.
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The New York-based company has launched limited edition apparel, invested heavily in new marketing strategies and partnered with professional golfer Justin Thomas for the sporting season to reinvigorate sales of core products like its Polo shirts.
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"Our community has shown an immense amount of enthusiasm over the past year," CEO Mitch Lowe recently said in a statement, "and we trust that they will continue to share our vision to reinvigorate the movie industry."
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Channelling the history of black music with bursts of jazz, funk and soul (George Clinton and Ronald Isley contribute vocals), it helped to reinvigorate a black consciousness that had lain almost dormant in hip hop for years.
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"If you excluded China, our unit numbers would look like they are growing," he said, adding that a key part of the mobile phone strategy for 2016 and 2017 is to reinvigorate the company's business in China.
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But just as we changed and reinvented the TV business by putting consumers first and making access to content more convenient, we believe internet TV can similarly reinvigorate the film business (as distinct from the theatrical business).
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Deflationary pressures are building due to falling global commodity prices, weak consumer demand and entrenched industrial overcapacity in China that have combined to keep the squeeze on profit margins and discourage fresh investment that would reinvigorate growth.
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The European Central Bank (ECB), struggling to revive activity and inflation in the euro zone, may adopt a radical policy tool on Thursday that its Japanese and Swiss counterparts have used to reinvigorate their own soggy economies.
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By keeping up with trends in the clothing space, growing important initiatives with private brand labels, and increasing its active and casual assortments, Penney's should be able to "reinvigorate" its women's apparel category over time, Saad explained.
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Sri Lanka produces no oil and is dependent on imports for all of its fuel requirements, despite trying to reinvigorate oil and gas exploration after its 25-year civil war with Tamil separatists ended nine years ago.
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Two weeks after filing for bankruptcy protection, the toy giant is debuting an augmented reality experience that it hopes will help reinvigorate its stores and make them destinations for shoppers who might otherwise choose to shop online.
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"After a careful review, we are taking an important step to reduce our debt, reinvigorate True Religion's iconic brand and position the company for future growth and success," True Religion CEO John Ermatinger said in a statement.
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"Our mission is to reinvigorate the morning dining scene in London, which has done avocado to death, and we're frankly bored of seeing it on every breakfast and brunch menu," George Notley, Firedog's executive head chef, said.
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Rather, the motivator has always been to level the playing field for American businesses and workers; to give Chevrolet the same opportunity to succeed worldwide as Fiat and Volvo and to reinvigorate economic growth here at home.
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Eight months after taking over as chief executive of Ford Motor, Jim Hackett is still trying to accomplish one of his most important tasks: convincing Wall Street that he has a compelling plan to reinvigorate the automaker.
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The Vertical Forest can also be colonized by birds and insects, helping to reinvigorate the city's vegetation and animal life, he added, which will lend itself to improving the city's other environmental corridors, like parks or gardens.
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The push to reinvigorate acceptance of party ideology comes as China's rubber-stamp parliament in March scrapped term limits for the presidency, clearing the way for Xi to rule for life, a decision that sparked widespread unease.
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As Klobuchar's success in New Hampshire demonstrated, a stronger-than-expected performance could keep Warren top of mind for voters headed to the polls on Super Tuesday — a day full of races that could reinvigorate her candidacy.
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Eight months after taking over as chief executive of Ford Motor, Jim Hackett is still trying to accomplish one of his most important tasks: convincing Wall Street that he has a compelling plan to reinvigorate the automaker.
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With the country in its worst recession on record, the center-right government hopes to attract foreign investment and reinvigorate oil exploration in a region long stifled by nationalist energy policies and the financial woes of Petrobras.
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The first-of-its-kind agreement is expected to reinvigorate a long-simmering debate over what kind of access police around the world should have to the reams of personal information stored by the Silicon Valley giants.
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The first-of-its-kind agreement is expected to reinvigorate a long-simmering debate over what kind of access police around the world should have to the reams of personal information stored by the Silicon Valley giants.
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There was also, incidentally, real financial support by way of a program launched in the early '80s by Belgium's minister of economics, who was hoping to find a way to reinvigorate the country's once-thriving linen industry.
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The European Central Bank (ECB), meanwhile, recently unveiled a package of measures to reinvigorate the euro zone economy, cutting its deposit rate by 10 basis points to -0.5% and launching a massive new quantitative easing (QE) program.
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As evidenced by his sensational return to the hardwood, Williamson not only recovered from the injury beautifully but he also quite possibly proved himself to be a generational talent with the potential to reinvigorate a struggling franchise.
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"As you discussed with President Trump on Tuesday, we must also reinvigorate urgent efforts to seek a peaceful resolution to the civil war in Yemen, and we support you in this regard," Mattis said to the prince.
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Moon's press secretary said late on Saturday that a meeting between Trump and Kim would be a "crucial chance" to reinvigorate the talks, but did not say whether Moon would go to the DMZ or meet Kim.
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MID-YEAR BOOST Turnbull's hopes to reinvigorate performance in opinion polls strengthened on Monday, as his government predicted the national deficit would shrink faster than expected and return to surplus in fiscal 2021 after a decade of deficits.
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Since market-friendly Cyril Ramaphosa took over from Jacob Zuma as president last month, South African bond yields have fallen and the currency has soared on expectations he will reinvigorate the economy after years of stagnation and mismanagement.
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Germany's generosity in accommodating more than 1m refugees in two years was bound to provoke a reaction among voters on the right, and the return to opposition of the SPD's pugilistic leader, Martin Schulz, could reinvigorate German democracy.
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This year, Starbucks brought back the Pumpkin Spice Latte well-before the official start to fall, so in order reinvigorate excitement for the actual first day of the season, the coffee chain has released a couple new beverages.
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Apple's 2019 Worldwide Developers Conference is also slated for June, when it will have the opportunity to try and get consumers re-invested in iPhones, possible reinvigorate its Mac lineup, and further promote its wearables and accessories businesses.
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With a recommitment to music programming, more scripted television shows than ever in its chamber, and a desire to use every item in its toolbox to reinvigorate the brand, MTV has its sights set on doing it all.
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The content of his message also laid down the gauntlet to leaders like Merkel and new French President Emmanuel Macron, who are the political drivers of Europe and are seeking to reinvigorate the bloc after some tough years.
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To that end Mr Renzi (a former mayor, uncoincidentally) has joined Justin Trudeau, Canada's new prime minister, to take part in an initiative based at Global Progress in Washington, DC, which aims to reinvigorate the centre left worldwide.
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He triggered a mass exodus of CEOs that forced Trump to close down two advisory councils -- an embarrassing blow to his claims to be a business tycoon president who could use his corporate pals to reinvigorate the economy.
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If we're not careful, if we don't reinvigorate civic engagement, spur economic mobility and restore the health and vibrancy of our institutions, we may find ourselves in an arms race to the bottom of the soul of democracy.
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Many experts and policymakers agree that a new tax system is needed to increase our global competitiveness and reinvigorate the U.S. economy by decreasing the burden imposed by the current clunky system imposed on both individuals and businesses.
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"While he will continue to review cases on an individualized basis throughout the remainder of his term, these statistics make clear that the president and his administration have succeeded in efforts to reinvigorate the clemency process," Eggleston said.
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Rather than allowing the disagreement of what at this stage are only details, albeit important ones, over Iran turn into a transatlantic crisis, a renewed resolve to confront Tehran's destructive behavior ought to reinvigorate the European-American partnership.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The main takeaway from German conservative leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer's response to French President Emmanuel Macron's call to reinvigorate the EU is that she is different from Chancellor Angela Merkel only in style, not in substance.
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South and Southeast Asia have an abundance of poor, young, underemployed workers, while East Asian economies (including those of Korea, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan) need to replenish shrinking labor forces and reinvigorate, even repopulate, their societies.
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"Looking ahead to 2020, we are working on actions that will reinvigorate the division, building on a strongly improving pipeline, which we expect will put us in a more advantageous position compared to 2019," it said on Wednesday.
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And he was confirmed by the Senate with the understanding that the intelligence committees wanted someone who could restore some order to the IG's office and reinvigorate the whistleblower program, which had effectively been gutted by his predecessor.
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And that could spark some critical momentum: "The opposition is betting that if they gain in the regional elections, they can reinvigorate their mostly dejected forces and take on Maduro in the presidential elections in 2018," said Salas.
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While the car is expected to bolster Ford's efforts to reinvigorate the Lincoln brand in the United States, its prospects in China are clouded by an upheaval in the stock market there and a general slowdown in auto sales.
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AACHEN, Germany (Reuters) - The leaders of France and Germany signed a new treaty on Tuesday to update their 1963 post-war reconciliation accord, aiming to reinvigorate the European Union's main axis as growing euroskeptic nationalism tests the bloc's cohesion.
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" Paralleling the announcement of the coalition, Gates joined the leaders of 20 nations for Mission Innovation, which according to its website, "aims to reinvigorate and accelerate global clean energy innovation with the objective to make clean energy widely affordable.
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Fitch believes that Viacom has outlined a more coherent strategy to reinvigorate content and talent and deploy it more rationally across its media properties, and we view this positively as the appropriate strategy to take given persistent operational woes.
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In the opening speech at the China Mining conference in Tianjin, Jiang Daming told delegates, who had come from as far afield as Uganda and Chile, that they needed to find a "new path to reinvigorate the mining sector".
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But the limit is a further signal to the market that regulators want to slow the flow of money out of China, which threatens to undermine efforts to cut the cost of credit domestically and reinvigorate flagging productive investment.
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Now groups of students, innovators, and entrepreneurs around the world are hoping to reinvigorate the public's love for life aloft by building personal flying machines that can carry a person 20 miles without stopping to refuel or recharge batteries.
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" It's clear from Waititi's comedies that he is still in touch with his mischievous inner child, which served him well when Marvel Studios was looking for a director to reinvigorate the "Thor" franchise for its third entry, "Thor: Ragnarok.
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Stocker said this addressed the symptom but not the cause, which is excessively large government expenditures that need to be reduced in order to render banks less tempted to buy government bonds and reinvigorate interest in private sector investment.
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In the United States, the prospect of a sharp turn in U.S. environmental policy helped boost Caterpillar shares by more than 7 percent on Wednesday on hopes that a Trump administration would reinvigorate coal mining and investment in infrastructure.
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But advisers said he was struck by the political surveying that indicated that the public wanted the restrictions to continue long enough to beat back the virus for fear that letting up too soon would simply reinvigorate the outbreak.
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If he is, Joe Biden is the perfect Democratic candidate to defeat him next year, the steady hand that can restore decency, steer a middle course between Wall Street and Main Street, and reinvigorate the shaken liberal democratic order.
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Written by Mindy Kaling (who also co-stars), the movie satirizes sexism in the broadcasting industry through a story that sees Thompson's character joining forces with her new writer (played by Kaling) to try and reinvigorate her strained career.
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The former senator, who taught at several leading law schools after losing his seat in 2010, said he intended to reinvigorate the organization and intensify its efforts to counter what he saw as an assault on the justice system.
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Sri Lanka produces no oil and is dependent on imports for all of its fuel requirements, despite trying to reinvigorate oil and gas exploration after the end nine years ago of its 25-year civil war with Tamil separatists.
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And if you're feeling fatigued from holiday overconsumption, there are plenty of shows that will reinvigorate your relationship to food heading into 2020, from nostalgic personal reflections on favorite dishes to deep dives into the history of staple ingredients.
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In a statement, Bloomberg, who has a net worth of just over $54 billion, pledged to provide universal health care and reinvigorate President Barack Obama's signature health-care law, the Affordable Care Act, if he were to become president.
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When [I am] in the White House, [I] will reinvigorate the FTC and appoint an Attorney General who will aggressively investigate and break up these tech giants and other conglomerates that have monopolized nearly every sector of our economy.
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When Lagerfeld took over in 1983, his job was to reinvigorate a flagging house that had developed rather stuffy, uncool connotations; he did so with irreverence and aplomb, all while centering his collections on Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel's original designs.
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Private equity buyers were wary of the investment needed to reinvigorate the brand and corporate buyers were unexcited about packaged coffee as more and more people get their caffeine on the go or through premium machines like Nestle's Nespresso.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU's top diplomat pledged on Thursday to reinvigorate diplomacy with Russia, the United States, Jordan and others to ensure Palestinians have a capital in Jerusalem after U.S. President Donald Trump recognized the city as Israel's capital.
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Clifford Krauss AUTO INDUSTRY Automakers will unveil new models at media previews this week for the New York auto show, as the industry tries to reinvigorate sales in the United States that have gone flat after two record years.
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Fighting poverty is a key goal of the year-old populist government, which has embarked on a big expansion of state welfare, including a "citizens' income" for the poor, and plans tax cuts to reinvigorate the chronically stagnant economy.
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For Pantone's color experts, the role Greenery will have in 2017 is to serve as a signal for us to breathe in deep and reinvigorate our fatigued selves, who are very likely anxious or terrified at the years to come.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy expanded at a slower pace in the fourth quarter, as previously reported, and appeared to remain on a moderate growth path as President Donald Trump took office with a promise to reinvigorate manufacturing and protect jobs.
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She wants to limit foreign trade and migration, reinvigorate ties with France's former African colonies and withdraw from the EU. She depicts Mr Macron, a former Rothschild banker, as a privileged child of finance in thrall to a crumbling EU "empire".
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President Mauricio Macri was elected in 2015, promising to reinvigorate an economy weighed down by currency controls and the previous government's longstanding feud with the key agricultural sector, which stunted output from the world's top exporter of soymeal livestock feed.
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LONDON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Paul Pester, the embattled chief executive of Britain's crisis-hit TSB Bank, is stepping down from his position, the lender said on Tuesday, paving the way for a new leader to reinvigorate the bank's shattered brand.
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"It's a bit quieter following the moves yesterday and going into the payrolls it will take a fairly strong print especially on the earnings side to reinvigorate the stalled dollar rally," said Credit Agricole head of G10 FX strategy Valentin Marinov.
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The Trump administration has sought to reinvigorate the failing coal industry by rolling back environmental regulations, but according to EIA forecasts, the percentage of electricity generated by coal will continue to fall in the coming years, while renewables will surge.
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Monetary policy makers in Uganda pursued a policy easing cycle for more than a year, cutting the benchmark rate from a high of 17 percent in April last year to 10 percent in June to try to reinvigorate consumer demand.
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People will organize to demand health care from cradle to grave as a right, toss out politicians who do the bidding of powerful economic forces and, most important, reinvigorate the role of government as the guardian of a decent society.
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Amazon's announcement last month about an Alexa integration coming directly into cars seemed to reinvigorate the potential of in-car voice assistants in a way that CarPlay and Android Auto haven't, even though plenty of cars work with those operating systems.
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The former British postal monopoly had said in May it would expand its parcels business internationally and reinvigorate its UK operations with further investment as part of a turnaround drive to better position itself for a future dominated by online deliveries.
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Low interest rates, money printing and a penalty charge for hoarding cash have been at the heart of attempts by the central bank to reinvigorate the 19-country euro zone economy in the wake of the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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Structuring new tech-enabled approaches to governance can help streamline entrenched bureaucratic processes, build greater efficiency into how government operates, reinvigorate the federal workforce by attracting a new cohort of employees, and through improved communication and engagement with the public.
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Fox has a real chance to reinvigorate a superhero genre that's getting stale None of this is to say that Deadpool 2 is now guaranteed to be a good movie, especially since Miller's aesthetic was so important to the original.
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Díaz-Canel will also face pressure to reinvigorate the Cuban economy by pushing ahead with the controversial economic reform program launched by Raúl Castro early in his tenure, which loosened restrictions on private enterprise and enabled foreign investment in Cuba.
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The hearing, which civilians were allowed to watch part of from a live video feed, is an opportunity to reflect on the shameful tactics employed during years of national panic about terrorism and to reinvigorate efforts to close the prison.
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JON PARELES Protest Rap Is Alive And Well, Part 1: In addition to being one of the rappers who's helped reinvigorate Los Angeles in the last few years, YG is also one of the bluntest political minds in hip-hop.
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Faith in Trump's ability to bring change and deliver on promises to reinvigorate the job market, change the health care system and revise the nation's trade policies were among the few rallying points for Trump during his transition to the presidency.
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"There is something refreshing and important about thinking outside of the box, and I do think that new ideas from all different backgrounds can reinvigorate the discussion and techniques we use to approach all these major issues," said Lauren DeBellis.
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The bank makes more than half its profits in Asia, and it sought to strengthen its regional pivot by announcing in 2015 that it would invest in China's Pearl River Delta (PRD) region to reinvigorate growth after years of restructuring.
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In an era of declining trust and declining participation in many of the traditional institutions that bring us together, like faith groups and community associations, what major forces can we turn to that have the power to unite, inspire and reinvigorate?
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"Such cowardly attacks reinvigorate the commitment of the United States to assist our Somali and African Union partners to combat the scourge of terrorism to promote stability and prosperity for the Somali people and their regional neighbors," the U.S. mission said.
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PARIS — France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen put forward a new name for her National Front party on Sunday, hoping to reinvigorate the party and bolster its electoral chances following its setbacks in last year's presidential and legislative races.
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With the launches of Givenchy's pumpkin bags and the multicolor monograms Takashi Murakami collaborated on with Louis Vuitton, Vevers became synonymous with the early 2000s It-bag phenomenon and was hired to reinvigorate Mulberry in 2004, followed by Loewe in 2007.
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Now, as his economic policy team settles in, the outlines of a key part of his plan to supercharge growth are emerging as a risky attempt to reinvigorate a financial sector that led the U.S. into the banking disaster of 2008.
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Now, as his economic policy team settles in, the outlines of a key part of his plan to supercharge growth are emerging as a risky attempt to reinvigorate a financial sector that led the U.S. into the banking disaster of 24.
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The royal couple have been stepping out for a series of carefully planned engagements on what aides have described as their "most complex" tour to date in an effort to reinvigorate links between Britain and Pakistan in a troubled region.
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They chose the anti-trade Republican candidate who promised to bring back their jobs and reinvigorate manufacturing, rather than the Democratic candidate who had supported free trade for most of her career and had helped negotiate the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement.
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The institute estimated that retaliatory auto tariffs could more than double the job losses in the U.S. Trump has touted auto tariffs as a means to reinvigorate U.S. vehicle manufacturing and American carmakers after decades of offshoring and domestic production declines.
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Third, the U.S. should reinvigorate the U.S.-China Comprehensive Economic Dialogue (CED), which began under President George W. Bush and continued during the Obama administration but broke down in the Trump administration in 2017 when China rebuffed America's legitimate concerns.
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It seeks to raise the money banks have to keep on hand in case of emergencies, curb proprietary trading, reinstate reporting on systemic risks, create a corporate-crime division of the Justice Department, and reinvigorate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Alan Patricof, tech investor and major Democratic donor, told CNBC on Friday he's staying with Joe Biden — but said the former vice president must "show his stuff" in the next two nominating contests to reinvigorate his run for the presidency.
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Eventually, President Sukarno, with his anti-American talk and socialist sympathies, was replaced by Suharto, a general who held power for 32 years, instituting a policy he called the New Order to reinvigorate the economy through foreign aid and investment.
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Heeding such a call could not only reinvigorate art spaces that struggle in their commitment to the values they purport to defend and the communities they claim to serve, but also pose an opportunity to imagine another world of common political determination.
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Barack Obama on Friday became the first incumbent US president to visit Hiroshima, the site of the world's first atomic bombing, in a gesture Tokyo and Washington hope will showcase their alliance and reinvigorate efforts to rid the world of nuclear arms.
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He uses the Brookfield Place development as an example: developers looking to rebuild and reinvigorate the Financial District have courted popular concepts and restaurateurs — many of them local, like Black Seed Bagels, Blue Ribbon Sushi, and Parm — to entice diners into the area.
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The details revealed in this new report are likely to reinvigorate long-held concerns about the perceived overuse of AUMF, the sweeping post 9/11 legislation U.S. presidents have used to expanded existing wars or enter new conflicts without Congressional approval. Rep.
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That should help reinvigorate the primary market for domestic bank debt sold to institutional investors, which has seen just the lone US$2bn Citigroup deal so far this year - 84% down on the same period a year ago, according to IFR data.
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LAGOS, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The African Development Bank said on Tuesday it could consider an additional $400 million for Nigeria to support its growth and recovery efforts and was in talks with the government on how to help it reinvigorate Africa's largest economy.
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Sixteen supporters' groups, three from the U.S., came together to launch the "#WeCareDoYou" campaign in response to "poor leadership" from owner Stan Kroenke and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (KSE), declaring the Premier League club to be in need of "meaningful action" to "reinvigorate" it.
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The peripheral maker is hoping that the success of that and other social video streaming platforms is enough to reinvigorate interest in USB cameras, driven primarily by a gaming community looking to broadcast themselves in high-definition at 60 frames per second.
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Tax reform Republicans believe passage of a tax bill would both drive economic growth for the next decade and reinvigorate their supporters, who have been frustrated since the GOP failed to deliver on their top priority to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Traditional think tanks have become as enmeshed in Beltway culture as any career bureaucrat, and the spirit of civic engagement that should mark the democratic campaign process could help reinvigorate the think tanks as much as the politicians they work to influence.
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Kraft Heinz is still trying to sell the Maxwell House unit, but has so far faced pushback from private equity buyers wary of the investment needed to reinvigorate the brand after years of being run by a cost-focused management team, people said.
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In early 2017, the company - which had been thought to be too big to take over - managed to fight off one of the largest corporate bids ever made, but had to placate investors with a plan to boost profits and reinvigorate the group.
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It led him to open Wynkoop Brewing Company in 1988, a large brewpub that went on to help reinvigorate the LoDo area of Denver and made Hickenlooper a wealthy man with enough money to fund, invest and run breweries across the country.
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The alternative route, which consists of changing the military balance on the ground in order to end Assad's regime and defeat ISIS, is harder but is also an opportunity to reinvigorate the trans-Atlantic partnership and provide it with a new focal point.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Tuesday that Germany would not let up in its efforts to de-escalate the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and it was more important than ever to reinvigorate talks between Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine.
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In an interview, Mr. Lamb said that he was running in part because he was "upset we weren't competing everywhere," and he argued that his success, in the wake of the West Virginia teachers' strike, could help reinvigorate the beleaguered union movement.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France, during a three-day visit to China this week, has worked at every turn to win over China's leaders, hoping to reinvigorate ties between the two countries as they grapple with the strident nationalism of President Trump.
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Should Beijing ease back too quickly, however, it could allow large numbers of workers to gather together in their factories and offices in ways that might reinvigorate the spread of the coronavirus — something that neither business leaders nor the government wants to see.
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Premier Li Keqiang will host European Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in Beijing, where the two sides could reinvigorate long-running investment treaty talks with the expected exchange of markets access offers for the first time.
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Trump will visit one of the largest Hispanic evangelical churches in the country on Friday in an effort both to reinvigorate his support among evangelicals and make a bid for more support among what will be the biggest minority voting population in 2020.
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Below, a roundup of simple and energizing recipes, from the dancer Misty Copeland's beautifully light flounder dish to the Italian chef Nina Clemente's bright ginger-laden dal, that will reinvigorate your rotation of cold-weather staples — and help you recover from the holidays.
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Chief Executive Emma Walmsley, who is trying to reinvigorate GSK's pharmaceutical business, its largest division which has lagged rivals in producing new blockbuster drugs, said stronger commercial execution, new launches, notably shingles vaccine Shingrix, and better cost control was driving GSK's growth.
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Democrats' efforts to strip the president of his powers through constitutional means, instead of defeating him at the ballot box next year, bolsters Trump's ability to distract attention from his unfulfilled promises, rally his populist base and reinvigorate the outsider status he relishes.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump vowed on Thursday to reinvigorate and reinvent American missile defenses in a speech that recalled Cold War-era visions of nuclear adversaries — though he never once mentioned Russia or China, the two great-power threats to the United States.
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Even so, he has to convince you that these searching, burgeoning heroes and villains fit together emotionally, not simply on a Lucasfilm whiteboard, and that they have the requisite lightness and heaviness, the ineffable spirit and grandeur to reinvigorate a pop-cultural juggernaut.
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When Mr. Miller became president and chief operating officer of Walt Disney Productions (now the Walt Disney Company) in 20133, his overriding mission was to reinvigorate its film division, where he had spent most of his career as a producer and executive.
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The 39-year-old Macron has promised to reinvigorate the Franco-German relationship and press ahead with closer integration after a decade of economic and political crises and Britain's decision last year to leave the EU. His ideas have been embraced by the SPD.
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All these places, and I think there is a loss of innovation that's going to make those platforms less interesting places, and maybe opening up ... maybe competitive opportunity for other people to open up and start to reinvigorate some of that innovation somewhere else.
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President Vladimir Putin is hoping to use the World Cup, set to run from June 14 to July 15, to showcase Russia as a global superpower and reinvigorate areas of the country where the economy has stagnated with an influx of tourists and spending.
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Despite the renewed buoyancy in the Times newsroom, it is not clear whether Dr. Soon-Shiong, who moved to Los Angeles in 1980 and built a fortune in health care, can reinvigorate a once-storied news organization whose newsroom is so hard-pressed for resources.
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Whether you fancy yourself a dress girl or you live in jeans 24/7, these four on-point mashups — featuring interesting silhouettes and creative layering moves — won't only reinvigorate your wardrobe, they'll also get you back into the swing of sweater weather (no PSL required).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook visited Beijing on Monday, days after announcing a $1 billion deal with ride-hailing app Didi Chuxing, and as the U.S. firm tries to reinvigorate sales in China, its second-largest market after the United States.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has pushed companies to raise employee salaries and bonuses as he seeks to boost personal consumption levels, a key element of Abenomics, his ambitious plan to reinvigorate the Japanese economy through a combination of fiscal spending, monetary stimulus and structural reforms.
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On Thursday, the 39-year-old former investment banker returns to the German capital as the election frontrunner, with a promise to reinvigorate the Franco-German relationship and rehabilitate a European Union hobbled by Brexit, Donald Trump and a tide of anti-EU populism.
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Trump last month canceled Pompeo's planned trip to North Korea, where he was expected to attempt to reinvigorate the talks and introduce the new U.S. special envoy, Stephen Biegun, who most recently worked as Ford Motor Co.'s vice president of international governmental affairs.
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But more broadly, it was part of Mr. Finch's effort to "reinvigorate and re-energize" a foodie institution that was once a place where chefs came to get new ideas but has lost some of its prestige and market share to upstarts like Eataly.
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Hence Kenner's fascination with the synergistic event or happy collaboration: Pound's extensive editing of The Waste Land, Pound's use of Ernest Fenollosa's notes to reinvigorate the translation of Chinese poetry, even something as lowly as Pound buying the impecunious Joyce a new pair of shoes.
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His father had used the new television culture to expand his business, and Vince did the same by turning to another television innovation, Pay-Per-View, to reinvigorate wrestling fandom to a level that would ensure the success of his kingdom in years to come.
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That measure, including payments of up to 6 billion euros, or $7.1 billion, to help Turkey manage its refugee population and a pledge to reinvigorate talks on the possibility of Turkey joining the bloc, slowed the flow across the Aegean route to a trickle.
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After falling behind Biden in the Super Tuesday primaries last week, Sanders needed Michigan — where he won a stunning upset against Hillary Clinton four years ago — to reinvigorate his campaign and restore its glow of victory in the wake of his Nevada caucus win.
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But on Saturday, as Ms. Harris seeks to reinvigorate her presidential campaign, she went on the offensive, laying out a robust defense of her record as prosecutor and decrying what she called "self-appointed political commentators" who fail to understand the complexities of criminal justice.
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Seeking to reinvigorate Coke — and armed with market research and consultant reports arguing that a newly formulated Coke would prove better at battling Pepsi-Cola in the cola wars — Coca-Cola replaced its core brand, Coke, with the sweeter and less carbonated New Coke.
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But if allies are projecting optimism about his ability to return to the race in full form, the medical episode has cast a shadow over his candidacy just as he was trying to reinvigorate his campaign and prepare for the next debate on Oct. 15.
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We're also going to continue to work aggressively to streamline regulations to make it more possible for private space entrepreneurs to take up the opportunity and to carry the load is in low earth orbit, even as we reinvigorate our commitment to human space exploration.
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With the U.S. economy humming along at around a 2 percent growth in gross domestic product (GDP) and with productivity virtually flatlining over the past eight years, a Trump reflation could reinvigorate the broader global economy, which still catches a cold when America sneezes.
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Monday's talks between new French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel sought to reinvigorate a Europe shaken by Britain's planned exit, and spread hope that the populist upsurge epitomized by Macron's rival in the French election, Marine Le Pen, could be held at bay.
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Yes, your skin may be drier than usual and your lips might be more than a little chapped, but we're here to reinvigorate your beauty routine with three winter looks that will add life to your lips and lids and a flawless, effortless glow to your complexion.
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WEIMAR, Germany (Reuters) - Germany, Poland and France vowed on Sunday to reinvigorate the "Weimar Triangle" group first formed 25 years ago after the end of the Cold War to help deal with the many challenges now facing Europe, including Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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His case should lead the Supreme Court to reinvigorate the "special care" doctrine it adopted long ago to protect kids like him, and me, from an unwinnable game of "gotcha" in the interrogation room -- and the unjust consequences that can so easily destroy those same children's lives.
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In the first U.S. technology IPO this year, ending the longest drought in seven years, many investors and cyber security entrepreneurs hoped SecureWorks would reinvigorate the market and instill confidence in cyber firms, many of which have been battered on the stock market over the last year.
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In 2012, Slaughter was propelled into the spotlight after she penned an article for The Atlantic entitled "Why women still can't have it all "; a piece which garnered huge success and helped reinvigorate a national debate on the obstacles surrounding male-female equality and work-life balance.
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The ability to resolve those concerns, including those that led to the breakdown in talks, is only expected to get harder on both sides of the Pacific, as Mr. Trump heads into a re-election campaign and Mr. Xi faces pressure to reinvigorate China's slowing economy.
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Republicans have seized on Mr. Barr's decision to clear the president of criminal obstruction of justice and plan to try to reinvigorate their own inquiries into decision making inside the Justice Department and the F.B.I. in 2016 that prompted law enforcement officials to open the Russia investigation.
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The move comes months after Brazilian retail veteran Michael Klein and his family gained control of Via Varejo from GPA SA , a subsidiary of France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA. New management has laid off workers and hired new ones hoping to reinvigorate the company, it said.
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The fact that Netanyahu fended off a Likud veteran, former interior and education minister Gideon Saar, by more than 40 points is likely to reinvigorate Netanyahu's campaigning efforts and allow him to allay concerns among his supporters that the indictment spells the end of his political career.
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The sumptuous show of British pageantry is likely to attract a huge world audience while supporters hope the union of one of the most popular royals and a glamorous American actress, a divorcee with a white father and an African-American mother, will reinvigorate the monarchy.
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But we believe this argument neglects an important reason that Mr. Trump's removal by his party would be at least as healthy, democratically speaking: It would reinvigorate the idea that political parties exist not just as vehicles for politicians but also as protectors of vital democratic norms.
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Founder of the ensemble Les Violons du Roy, Mr. Labadie has a remarkable back story — three years ago, he was in a medically induced coma for a month while fighting lymphoma — and plans to reinvigorate the stellar local chamber orchestra with his commitment to historically informed performance.
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While investors hope Bolsonaro's free-market stance will reinvigorate Brazil's economy - the eight largest in the world - environmentalists and rights groups are worried he will roll back protections for the Amazon rain forest and loosen gun controls in a country that already has the world's highest number of murders.
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"[The eradication of type 21990 polio] is a significant achievement that should reinvigorate the eradication process and provides motivation for the final step — the eradication of wild poliovirus type 20133," said David Salisbury, chair of the independent Global Commission for the Certification of Poliomyelitis Eradication, in a statement Thursday.
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"By continuing to treasure and reinvigorate our associations and activities, I believe we will secure a safer, more prosperous and sustainable world for those who follow us: a world where the Commonwealth's generosity of spirit can bring its gentle touch of healing and hope to all," she continued.
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Brought together by co-chairs Madeleine Albright, former U.S. secretary of State; Stephen Hadley, former U.S. national security advisor; Carl Bildt, former Swedish prime minister; and Yoriko Kawaguchi, former Japanese foreign minister, the declaration is nothing short of an effort to rally and reinvigorate "free peoples" around the world.
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As opposed to giving in to pressure to close the SBA, Trump should dramatically increase the agency's budget and staffing, reopen all its offices around the country that President George W. Bush closed, and dramatically reinvigorate and expand the SBA's with a multitude of new programs for small businesses.
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Her "puppet as president" line started the shift and her balanced attack that used both mockery (noting how Trump declared the Emmys to be rigged, or that the Trump Tower in Vegas was made with Chinese steel) and clarity in standing for women certainly will further reinvigorate her supporters.
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From its creation in 1873, denim has irrevocably changed the way we dress ourselves; fast-forward to 2016, and a whole host of designers — Vetements, Marques'Almeida, and Ashish, to name a few — are continuing to reinvent the material and subsequently reinvigorate the way we get dressed each day.
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For instance, rather than forking out $2670 million to $6 million to drill and frack a new well, a producer can spend just $250,000-$500,000 to reinvigorate an older well with artificial lift - which may involve injecting chemicals or gas into perforations, or using an electrically driven pumping system.
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As for the rest of Europe's woes, all the leaders could agree on in Bratislava was to come up with a new plan to reinvigorate the union by the time they meet in Italy in March for the 60th anniversary of the E.U.'s founding Treaty of Rome.
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Whoever doubted that a line of first-aid products in chic patterns and bold colors would instantly hit Editor's Pick lists and become a top giftable for the holidays doesn't understand Eric Ryan's ability to reinvigorate a simple, everyday consumer need and transform it into a lifestyle accessory.
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While investors hope Bolsonaro's free-market stance will reinvigorate Brazil's economy - the eight largest in the world - environmentalists and rights groups are worried he will roll back protections for the Amazon rain forest and loosen gun controls in a country that already has the world's highest number of murders.
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His July 2011 arrest in eastern Ukraine along with a fellow North Korean spy, which was first reported earlier this month by CNN, shows the extent to which Pyongyang has scoured the world for foreign technology to reinvigorate what had been a faltering program to develop long-range missiles.
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Giatas also explains that online vintage shopping through sites like Poshmark, swapping clothing items with friends or family members, or gaining inspiration from your favorite celebrities or style influencers to rework pieces in your own wardrobe are also great ways to reinvigorate your style without creating more waste.
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In Athens, the anarchists' epicenter remains the bohemian neighborhood of Exarchia, where the killing of a teenager by a police officer in 2008 set off two weeks of rioting, helped reinvigorate the movement and produced several guerrilla groups that led to a revival of domestic terrorism in Greece.
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With PD Prime Minister Renzi facing a crucial referendum vote on his trademark constitutional reform by the end of the year, the timing of Grillo's announcement appears meant reinvigorate the movement to defeat the referendum and make ready for a vote that could come as early as 2017.
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Senator Marco Rubio, opening a more aggressive phase of his campaign as he tries to reinvigorate his bid for the Republican nomination, suggested Thursday that Donald J. Trump may be too crude to be president and that Jeb Bush, the former Florida governor, may be too inexperienced.
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In March, the company successfully launched the Switch, a device that helped reinvigorate Nintendo following the disastrous Wii U. And 2017 has seen the release of some of the best-regarded games in Nintendo's history starting with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and, soon, Super Mario Odyssey.
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DALLAS – An ex-physician has been charged with capital murder in the February death of a woman who was left incapacitated in 1988 after being sexually assaulted and strangled in a case that a team of prosecutors, investigators and victim advocates funded by a federal cold case grant helped reinvigorate.
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An effort to ramp up prosecution of federal marijuana offenses would reinvigorate the black market in cannabis and limit the states' ability to regulate both legal and illegal sales, said Andrew Freedman, who last month left a job as Colorado's top marijuana regulator to become a consultant in the industry.
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Rather than moving further in the wrong direction and further consolidating health care in to one mammoth government program such as "Medicare for All," we should move to reinvigorate competition by removing bureaucratic burdens, restoring meaningful individual choice and empowering patients with the best information about their care and the costs.
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And we are making it harder and harder for foreign workers to get H1B visas, which is often the first step towards starting a company in the U.S. Productivity and innovation, and new job creation in the U.S. will continue to stagnate if we can't do something to reinvigorate entrepreneurship.
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"I want to remind people how great the neighborhood can be and reinvigorate it," said Ted Riederer, the director of the gallery, which opened last year at a medium-size storefront at 6 East First Street, not far from the former CBGB, Sounds record shop and other departed East Village landmarks.
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That includes the repeal of a health care law that's reduced the uninsurance rate among African-Americans by more than one-third, an approach to housing policy that's attempted to reinvigorate decades-old anti-discrimination legislation, and a Department of Justice that actually cares about protecting nonwhites' right to vote.
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The Revolutionary Guards' international reputation for regional meddling, its potential designation as a terrorist group by the Trump administration and the sanctions that remain in place combine to make it a toxic business partner for the Western and Asian companies Tehran needs to reinvigorate its economy and rebuild its crumbling infrastructure.
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The good news is this wake-up call is spurring action aimed at fixing these flaws that could foster the growth of the circular economy and reinvigorate our recycling system, so it does what it is supposed to do: collect all recyclables here so they are remade into new products.
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Their work, which has included exhibitions, a book and a public art project, is leading an effort outside traditional cultural institutions to reinvigorate and redefine the city through the arts — a movement that has drawn support from many quarters: from longtime residents, from political, cultural and religious leaders and from young art activists.
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"As the United Kingdom leaves the European Union we have the opportunity to reinvigorate our Commonwealth partnerships and usher in a new era harnessing the movement of expertise, talent goods and capital between our nations in a way that we have not done for a generation or more," said trade minister Liam Fox.
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They will have to reinvigorate and, in some cases, reinvent the multilateral systems they and others created after World War II. Finally, they must find a way to act together to more intensively and more effectively engage with China to shape the future — collaborating with China where possible and competing where necessary.
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On this episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, serial entrepreneur Ron Johnson traced his history through reinventing Target stores to creating the Apple store to completely failing to reinvigorate the J.C. Penney brand — and how his new company, Enjoy, is looking to solve the last-mile problem in retail delivery.
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In the wake of the #MeToo movement, it is crucial to reassess the way we teach and write about art historically important works that portray violence against women – violence spanning millennia when viewed through the lens of art history – in order to reinvigorate the role played by art history in contemporary social movements.
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And generally speaking, premium waters around the world, whether it be Smart Water, or Ice Dew in China, our focus on the more premium orders, on smaller packages, on single serve packages is help reinvigorate that part of the portfolio, along with some of the sports drinks brands and in-house hydration.
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"Growing oil production in the U.S. will remain a deterrent to further extensions to the output cap by OPEC and non-OPEC countries ... (and) once again reinvigorate debate on defending market share among countries participating in the deal," said Abhishek Kumar, Senior Energy Analyst at Interfax Energy's Global Gas Analytics in London.
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The next president will also have to reinvigorate relations with Asia, where core allies like South Korea are going through political upheaval, and in places do some repair work, as in the case of the Philippines, whose fiery President Rodrigo Duterte seems to be orienting his country away from Washington and toward Beijing.
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He's a funny, bubbly dude, and he's also now the subject of Nicholas Heller's new, 12-minute-long documentary, Big Mike Takes a Lunch—about how, at nearly 60, this working-class guy took the advice of seemingly every therapist on the planet and recently found the time to reinvigorate a lost hobby.
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Make America the best place in the world to start a business or expand an existing business, tax reform and regulatory reform, bring our debt under control, fully utilize our energy resources so we can reinvigorate manufacturing, repeal and replace Obamacare, and make higher education faster and easier to access, especially vocational training.
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It is an astute idea to freshen up the dioramas and object displays representing domestic life for the 18th–19th century elite by bringing in artists of color to reinvigorate these sagging rooms — which is what the institution has been doing for the past six years, according to museum assistant Trish Mayo.
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The newly installed president, Cyril Ramaphosa, inherits the historic challenge that has evaded post-apartheid leaders — how to transform and reinvigorate an economy that long funneled most of the spoils to a narrow, predominantly white slice of the populace into a source of progress for the masses, elevating the country's overwhelmingly black population.
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But just like the creation of more high-quality jobs won't be enough to stanch the bleeding should our day of reckoning with the robot overlords come to pass, the implementation of a universal basic income won't be enough to improve national mental health and reinvigorate a beleaguered American workforce on its own.
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It will be great to join their summer school for their grassroots activists at a time when they're reflecting on how to build on gains at the municipal level, reinvigorate their base, and strategize about how to go beyond 20 percent of the vote, three years into their movement that has already changed Spanish politics.
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"Reducing carbon emissions in the United States and around the world is not only a challenge, but a great opportunity to modernize our nation's infrastructure, reinvigorate domestic manufacturing, and create hundreds of thousands of well-paying, family-supporting union jobs," Lonnie Stephenson, international president of the International Brotherhood of Electric Workers, said in a statement.
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Former President George W. Bush will take the stage Monday evening alongside Jeb Bush for a highly anticipated rally in North Charleston, S.C., part of the Bush team's effort to use the primary next Saturday in South Carolina — a state long favorable to the Bush family — to help reinvigorate Mr. Bush's stalled presidential bid.
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The Senate version of the NDAA already includes several provisions meant to tackle sexual assault, including making sexual harassment a stand-alone crime in the military justice system, requiring a new policy to "reinvigorate the prevention of sexual assault" and requiring commanders to be trained in all stages of military justice related to sexual assault.
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Sometimes, as with Patty Jenkins on "Wonder Woman," the spark delivered by a new director can reinvigorate an entire cinematic universe and stave off franchise fatigue; other times, as with Josh Trank's disastrous "Fantastic Four," the move puts a small-movie director in a position to fail more hugely than anyone ever imagined possible.
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It's these direct-to-consumer brands — as they're often referred to because they're bypassing other outlets like department stores and selling goods directly to shoppers — that are going to be the next businesses to help "reinvigorate" antiquated shopping malls, according to Web Smith, founder of 2PM, a subscription platform that tracks retail start-ups and their growth.
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If so, I think this could be an enormous and unique opportunity not just to reinvigorate "le couple franco-allemand", as they say in Paris, but also to use it as a role model for the entire EU. In the 22008s and early 22008s Helmut Kohl and François Mitterand would write joint letters before each European Council meeting.
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David Beckham: The former English soccer captain joined a campaign to reinvigorate the global fight against malaria, launched by charity Malaria No More UK. The retired athlete starred in a short film in which he was swarmed by mosquitoes to highlight that malaria continues to kill about 445,000 people a year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). 9.
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Have a glance at his underlying numbers, take a peek at his 22011-on-22012 time on ice with Steven Stamkos and roll your eyes at his six scoreless postseason games, and that's how almost everyone will judge the third pick in the 2013 draft as he embarks on a quest that will either reinvigorate or sabotage his career.
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"As the Intelligence Committee investigates this sad chapter in our nation's history, I call on my colleagues in their critical roles to keep their focus on the important work at hand to bring down the cost of health care, rebuild America's infrastructure and reinvigorate the American dream for families in every corner of our country," Bustos said.
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A new BMW 5043-series sedan, the latest in a line of cars that defined the concept of a premium sports sedan, will aim to reinvigorate a range that has ceded ground to SUVs and electric drives, while the Mercedes GLE marks an attempt to take an SUV to a new level, with some autonomous driving features.
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Worst of all: The diminution and beclouding of the unspeakable crimes of the Nazi past actually help today's extremists repackage sanitized versions of Nazism for clueless younger generations and ease the way for 21st century neo-Nazis seeking to reinvigorate the Hitler mystique that was on full display during a torchlight parade at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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"We intend to gain approval for Spinraza, to provide the first treatment for spinal muscular atrophy, continue to grow our global multiple sclerosis franchise, fully enroll our phase 3 trials for aducanumab, reinvigorate our pipeline in the areas of neurology and neuro-repair, and invest in our employees as we work together to define our future," Vounatsos said in a statement.
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Moreover, the loss of Britain's strong voice in Europe comes at a particularly bad moment: just as the United States and its allies are debating how to handle a revanchist Russia and reinvigorate NATO, hurry along an American-European trade pact that has been languishing, and work through a diplomatic settlement in Syria that could relieve the migrant crisis in Europe.
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