Sort of reorienting the defense and the challenges to that.
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This includes, for example, reorienting yourself at every new location.
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Instead, Trump proposes reorienting American foreign policy around destroying our enemies.
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Expect shocking news that will find you reorienting your life's direction.
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This new moon will find you reorienting yourself toward your future.
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Even the states are reorienting themselves toward this new world order.
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"We are reorienting our policy toward Turkey," Mr. Gabriel told reporters.
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Sunday's results also indicate some desire for reorienting the protests' demands.
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Meanwhile, some big manufacturers are reorienting from making products to selling services.
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Then they flipped the image, reorienting its profile from left to right.
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That means fixing it is simply a matter of reorienting the agency.
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" Hadid's caption is well-aligned with the theme of the issue, "Reorienting Perceptions.
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This exercise helps equalize our nervous system, reorienting us to a focused state.
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Now, bank lobbyists say Mnuchin is reorienting the council's work toward simplifying financial regulation.
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Reorienting your efforts to focus on contributions can start small and develop over time.
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Reorienting is bound to give advantages to certain groups and impose disadvantages on others.
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It can do so by reorienting some of the remaining 99 percent of the federal budget to better help the poor, by reorienting portions of state and local resources, and by raising revenue in ways that lean relatively more on the rich.
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Reorienting Washington's China policy to fit the frustration of workers in Michigan could prove disastrous.
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Mr. Imamoglu won Istanbul by reorienting Turkey toward a politics that might enable democratic coexistence.
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But reorienting who lives there and what services they would need could transform the landscape.
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But he also argued in specific terms for reorienting American priorities somewhat toward the Western Hemisphere.
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Effective reality tests entail reorienting yourself in the world, cultivating a skeptical outlook toward your environment.
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If you're in school, Mars retrograde will also find you reorienting what you want to study.
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WE'RE REORIENTING SOME OF THE HUMAN JOBS IN TERMS OF DOING MORE DATA SCIENCE AND DATA ANALYSIS.
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Advanced economies in Western Europe and Asia are reorienting themselves around robust urban clusters of advanced industry.
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On the outs with the president, Mr. Sessions focused on reorienting the department toward the Trump agenda.
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If you're in school, you could be reorienting your focus or beginning a new journey around higher education.
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No such reorienting is needed with the Rift S, which brings the tracking cameras into the headset itself.
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The second is that Trump is deeply committed to reorienting American foreign policy in a pro-Russian direction.
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Taken together, these actions would begin the process of reorienting our distant federal government toward We the People.
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And now this Time op-ed is again reorienting the conversation to highlight Apple's strengths and its competitors' weaknesses.
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The Marine Corps is reorienting itself for operations in extreme cold, after years of operations in the Middle East.
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By reducing regulation and simplifying the tax code, the administration is reorienting the economy away from "financialized" asset inflation.
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It tasks the Ferguson Police Department with reorienting its use-of-force policies to emphasize deescalation and avoid force.
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"Reorienting the growth model towards more domestic innovation may pose the key challenge for the New Member States," it said.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is pressing forward with its strategy of reorienting the computing hardware ecosystem around its own machine learning software.
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Ranked-choice voting would make space for political alternatives to emerge without being spoilers, potentially reorienting our stuck partisan division.
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"We are reorienting some of the humans' jobs in terms of doing more data science and data analysis," Fink said.
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Reorienting the company took years — and billions of dollars in restructuring charges — but the transformation is paying off, analysts say.
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And so merely to hear a sane, caring, scientific response to the virus from other leaders is riveting and reorienting.
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Hughes co-chairs the Economic Security Project, an organization dedicated to reorienting the economy in favor of people over corporations.
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Experts say such systems may not be optimal for those who take some medications or may have difficulty reorienting themselves.
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When you're switching between projects, do you have ways of reorienting yourself in them as you go back and forth?
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Expansion of foreign affiliates, then, is often not just about cost-saving, but reorienting activities to serve changing demands and markets.
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The Fed has paused its steady march toward higher rates and begun reorienting policy toward potential cuts amid slowing economic growth.
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But pure grifting was a problem for the movement, and it never went away, even after they succeeded in reorienting politics.
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But what we increasingly sense is that the benefits of totally reorienting our lives around screens may also come with real costs.
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North Carolina joined Alaska, South Dakota, Oregon and Minnesota — the first states to make the shift — in reorienting the holiday last year.
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Maybe Sanders is right that America is ready for a fundamental reorienting of how we value ourselves, our society and our money.
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But if campaign rhetoric is a reliable guide, reorienting trade policy may become one of the main goals of the new administration.
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The high-level departures come shortly after Zuckerberg announced that Facebook will be reorienting itself to become a more privacy-minded platform.
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In addition to reorienting the cameras from horizontal to a vertical alignment, both the wide angle and 28X zoom have optical image stabilization.
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Trump this week maintained a bullish stance on reorienting the US trade relationship with Japan, insisting the $68 billion trade deficit be reduced.
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He began reorienting his firm, the Flynn Intel Group, so that it would be able to compete for lobbying clients after the election.
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In response, he is reorienting his business away from the United States, looking for new customers in Europe, Australia and the Middle East.
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Now, he's reorienting the company into the very exciting world of live gaming, basically, competitive gaming, filling arenas around the country, around the world.
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"Chastity has been about taming the work beast and reorienting from that and toward a primary orientation toward spirit and community," Mr. Bronstein said.
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This procedure is what&aposs called an external cephalic version (ECV) and about half of these procedures are successful in properly reorienting the baby.
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But post-crisis regulatory measures and the reorienting of the big institutional securities firms away from many trading activities are part of this story.
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Once the capsule is separated, the second motors will fire, steering Orion through the air and reorienting it in the direction it needs to go.
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AFTER the Maidan revolution in 2014, Ukraine declared that it was reorienting itself towards the West and hoped one day to join the European Union.
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Look what he is doing on the - and the trade deals, what he is doing is reorienting the world&aposs supply chain away from China.
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In reorienting us in the same way, Compass breathes life into the ashes of history, forcing its readers to see anew the world around them.
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The Republican governor, who had made his fortune as a health care executive and investor, also proposed reorienting the state's Medicaid system toward managed care.
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Mr. Riggio, who has been heavily involved in designing the concept stores and reorienting the company since Mr. Boire's departure, will stay on as chairman.
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That is part of the experiment: to create a painting where a viewer is constantly reorienting themselves to the painting's optical, linguistic, and spatial logic.
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They see the massive growth of inequality in America as fundamentally reorienting our politics and think Sanders is the candidate who most capitalized on that transformation.
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As the weeks passed, Wilson behaved as the engineers hoped it would—reorienting itself when the wind changed direction, catching and concentrating plastic in its arms.
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Besides the advertising campaign, the Booker campaign also said it is "reorienting" its efforts in early primary and caucus states to help meet December's polling threshold.
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"We are reorienting some of the humans' jobs in terms of doing more data science and data analysis," Fink said on "Squawk Box " on April 6.
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Dr. Wen blamed her sacking on disagreements over her reorienting the organization further from abortion politics and more toward its role as a women's health provider.
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Kerry Trainor also talked with Recode's Peter Kafka at the 2018 Code Media conference about reorienting the company's business model toward audio creators instead of audio listeners.
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"Reorienting private capital to more sustainable investments requires a comprehensive rethinking of how our financial system works," a draft of the action plan, seen by Reuters, says.
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At the moment Australia is trying to maintain security ties to the US but also it's reorienting its economy toward servicing China's demand for commodities, education, and tourism.
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McNeil, wearing shades and still reorienting himself to the position after playing second and third last season, backpedaled before the wind blew the ball over his right shoulder.
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In hindsight, though, we can see that he was building the apparatus of the Nazi Party and reorienting it into an intellectual vehicle and a machine for winning elections.
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But, what it would do is begin the process of reorienting the way in which the public perceives him to be acting and thinking day in and day out.
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To realize the fullest benefits from immigration, Congress should increase the number of visas issued each year for permanent legal status, while reorienting the visas toward highly skilled workers.
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Reorienting his wall-funding quest toward a legally uncertain strategy based on declaring a national emergency could plunge Trump into a lengthy battle with Democrats - and divide his fellow Republicans.
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These relatively young companies have never existed outside of the online space, and have therefore been able to focus on developing features rather than reorienting existing systems toward online distribution.
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Reorienting his wall-funding quest toward a legally uncertain strategy based on declaring a national emergency could plunge Trump into a lengthy battle with Democrats and divide his fellow Republicans.
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" Haass added there appears to be a "reorienting of the relationship more towards the direction of China as something of a problem or a competitor, particularly in the economic realm.
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Like other publishers, BuzzFeed has been reorienting its business away from a dependency on Facebook and toward other sources of revenue, including a growing commerce business and programmatic display ads.
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Mr. Schneiderman had focused intensely on Mr. Trump since the day after the 2016 election, when he said he gathered staff members in Manhattan to discuss reorienting their whole operation.
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In collaborations with traditional opera companies; with orchestras here and in Los Angeles; and with his own experimental company, the Industry, this director is ambitiously reorienting the future of opera.
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Please click the links and read: While much of Washington is still in shock over the Trumpocolypse, the Niskanen Center has wasted no time reorienting itself to new political realities.
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Advocates for greater recognition of Palestinian positions think that the progressive surge spurred by Bernie Sanders gives them their best shot yet at reorienting the Democratic platform at next month's convention.
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Smith further explained that other emerging markets are far more vulnerable to American protectionism than China, which has already gone a long way towards reorienting the economy towards more internal drivers.
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What we think is that nicotine alters cortical network activity and it's reorienting the activity of certain intrinsic networks in the brain to be more outward looking and less inward looking.
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In the U.S., the Trump administration campaigned on reorienting activity inward and away from trade, which is why we expect tariffs and "border adjustments" likely to be part of the agenda.
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"I think L.A. is at a moment where there is a change, where all of a sudden it looks like America is reorienting a lot of attention to the West Coast."
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The chief executive, Tidjane Thiam, was reorienting the bank towards wealth management and away from the riskier bits of investment banking, and after a rocky start the bet was paying off.
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A heavy emphasis on reorienting trade that outweighs or offsets much of the fiscal stimulus package could mean that the market euphoria of recent weeks will be unlikely to be sustained.
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The report advocates reorienting training for counterterrorism staff around "the threat doctrine — sharia," essentially meaning that the US should teach its spies and law enforcement officials that Islam is their enemy.
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These strong moves toward reorienting the Republican Party away from Trumpism seem highly unlikely, in part because they cut against some of the objectives conservatives have been fighting to advance for decades.
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By reorienting his wall-funding quest toward a legally uncertain strategy based on declaring a national emergency, Trump now risks plunging into a lengthy battle with Democrats and dividing his fellow Republicans.
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Along with the producer DJ Mustard and the Los Angeles gangster-rapper YG, Ty has helped modernize and popularize West Coast hip-hop, reorienting low-rider music to the present-day club.
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The new idea was that the device, driven by the forces of the wind and waves from outside the horseshoe, would act like a sweeper, reorienting itself when the wind changed direction.
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Nevertheless, such perception may also be used to suggest that a leaf is an arm, an apex is a head, and that a plant 'bothers with' reorienting its body towards the sun.
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When the city decided earlier this year to allow nonprofits to run supervised-injection sites for drug users, Krasner described the reorienting of power and perception that was taking root in Philly.
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No longer are they so fixated on narrating their own success—in fact, they seem a bit desensitized to the trappings of fame, reorienting themselves to the street and its familiar touchstones.
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And as part of an estimated $20 million marketing budget for a ride that required years of construction and reorienting Disneyland, why not put it front and center on television's biggest stage?
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It speaks to a bigger debate about this entire sector: Is digital currency and the technology behind it — blockchain — a promising-enough idea that it is worth reorienting the entire venture capital industry?
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One technique involves the player reorienting their visual perception by turning on the spot and stopping after a few turns facing in a new direction, allowing them to carry on walking straight again.
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Unfortunately, the president wants to spend more money on 20th-century technology — so-called clean coal — instead of modernizing our electric grid and reorienting our economy away from coal and other fossil fuels.
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The shock waves from these transformations — harnessed effectively by Donald Trump's campaign — are reorienting the political parties from the more familiar liberal-versus-conservative alignment to new poles of cultural pluralism and monism.
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Vastly enhanced information-sharing is a sound first step to reorienting our approach to transnational crime, and President Trump's push for a vetting center could provide the mechanism to ramp up the effort.
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Both Palestinian groups acknowledged Iranian backing last month, which suggested Tehran is reorienting its regional efforts as the Syrian civil war winds down in favor of President Bashar al-Assad, whom it reinforced.
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Adeosun told CNBC she remained optimistic about growth, emphasizing a lot of resources have already been put to work in reorienting the economy, with around $720 billion channeled sincethe budget was passed in May.
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It isn't necessarily one dramatic moment, but the incessant monotony of assaults on normalcy that slowly shift the ground beneath you, reorienting what is proper and preferable, what is outrageous and what is acceptable.
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And both crises reveal the unseen obligations we have to each other, signaling the necessity for reorienting social and economic behavior from an ethic of self-interest to one of solidarity and mutual care.
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After beginning his presidency with a bang by withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership pact in January, Mr. Trump has accomplished little else of significance when it comes to reorienting deals with other countries.
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By reorienting his quest for wall funding toward a legally uncertain strategy based on declaring a national emergency, Trump risks plunging into a lengthy legislative and legal battle with Democrats and dividing his fellow Republicans.
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Xi's visit comes two years after Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte declared he was reorienting his foreign policy away from the United States and towards China, despite decades of mistrust and bitter maritime disputes with Beijing.
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"I know first-hand how passionately she feels about reorienting communications and Internet policy in a free market direction," said Randolph May, the president of the Free State Foundation and an opponent of net neutrality.
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It's obviously not unusual for a country to align itself with other nations based on shared values, but Trump appears to be reorienting American relationships based on ideological affinity that is much more narrowly partisan.
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The city has been making progress toward reducing traffic deaths by providing safety upgrades, like so-called pedestrian head-starts at crosswalks, and reorienting what some safety advocates have called a car-dominated road culture.
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Cory Booker will seek to boost his flagging poll numbers by "reorienting our entire campaign apparatus into a persuasion effort," according to a memo Tuesday from Booker's campaign manager to supporters, obtained exclusively by CNN.
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Xi's visit comes two years after the maverick Duterte declared he was reorienting his foreign policy away from longtime ally the United States and toward China, despite decades of mistrust and bitter maritime disputes with Beijing.
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Rather, it derived from his own sense of the urgency of radically reorienting American policy in the Middle East in order to make the prospect of American involvement in the region's future wars a lot less likely.
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Indeed, he argued that the news here isn't even so much the launch of this service for the Mac but that Microsoft is reorienting the way it thinks about how it can deliver value for Microsoft 365 clients.
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Meanwhile, Trump has fulfilled or moved toward honoring campaign commitments on ending the Iran deal, withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, leaving or renegotiating multilateral free trade deals and reorienting US foreign policy with his "America First" philosophy.
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Along with her past tourmates Mitski and Japanese Breakfast, Jay Som is also among a growing cadre of women of color who are reorienting the power center of indie rock from the inside with skill, conviction and personality.
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While the UI is about as simple as could be, under the hood Google is using a sophisticated facial recognition system to map users' facial features, which necessitates editing the photos and reorienting them to ensure a clear view.
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And the Trump administration might make the Justice Department an accomplice in such efforts by reorienting the priorities of the Civil Rights Division away from protecting voters, in favor of actively supporting states' efforts to cull the registration lists.
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For his part, Stoltenberg has tried to emphasize that reorienting toward China is not about challenging Beijing in the Pacific (though multiple NATO states and partner countries do just that) but about resisting Chinese influence and aggression in Europe.
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PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING journalist and author, George Will, and Adrian Wooldridge, The Economist's political editor, debate whether the conservatism movement is reorienting into one that chooses populism over prudence and they dissect the challenges that conservatism faces around the world.
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Trump must also reconcile the flagrant differences of opinion within his own national security team on questions like NATO and Russia relations because any prolonged ideological duels in the cabinet could hamper his hopes of quickly reorienting US foreign policy.
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As the four protagonists flail through their 20s and (maybe, finally) do a little growing up, they come in contact with many other characters who ultimately wind up reorienting how the girls see themselves and their place in the world.
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To many Democrats, the wins are evidence that the party should be reorienting toward local races — rather than undergoing a comprehensive rebuilding — at a time when it has unified control of only six states and holds just 16 governors' mansions.
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In February, Priorities USA, which raised $192 million to support Clinton in 2016, announced it was reorienting itself to support grass-roots organizing — including an investment in online advertising driving people to the Indivisible Guide's website listing congressional members' town halls.
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And then, after all that, a man who came into office and set about implementing the most anti-immigrant policies in years, slowing housing discrimination law enforcement to a halt, and reorienting the Justice Department away from fighting racial discrimination against black Americans.
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Ranping Song, who tracks the Chinese economy and environment for the World Resources Institute, said that it remains to be seen how effectively China manages reorienting 1.8 million coal and steel workers, but that it is doing so out of simple necessity.
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Nor, in the researchers' view, is reorienting the vessel so that it meets a wave bow first (which would be a natural response to stop a ship rolling and capsizing when hit) of much value in the face of rogues of this magnitude.
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The changes occur not as radical alterations to objects but instead as shifts in the relationships between things and in the framing of categories, reorienting dynamics between people, objects, and, for lack of a better term, the phantasmagoria of space and time.
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Add to that reorienting the periodic table of elements, creating the first ever puppet show (in Paraguay, no less) and fathering an entire philosophical school (Externism), it's no wonder that a 2005 public poll found Jara Cimrman to be the greatest Czech of all time.
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The acquisition of BMC, which provides software that helps companies organise their tech support functions, comes as software companies are reorienting themselves to focus on higher-margin businesses such as cloud computing, cyber security and data analytics to counter a slowdown in their legacy businesses.
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Here's what we said: "M/E/A/N/I/N/G is a new biannual publication," (so I guess we thought we would be biannual, we had no clue what we really would be) committed to reorienting the critical discussion of contemporary visual art.
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But with the Pentagon reorienting itself toward more traditionally equipped adversaries like Russia and China after nearly two decades of relative air superiority in the Middle East, the F-35-assisted long-range precision fire might become a staple among commanders for years to come.
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By reorienting his quest for wall funding toward a legally uncertain strategy based on declaring a national emergency, Trump risks plunging into a lengthy legislative and legal battle with Democrats and dividing his fellow Republicans, many of whom expressed grave reservations on Friday about the president's action.
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By reorienting his quest for wall funding toward a legally uncertain strategy based on declaring a national emergency, Trump risks plunging into a lengthy legislative and legal battle with Democrats and dividing his fellow Republicans - many of whom expressed grave reservations on Friday about the president's action.
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Should someone be so lucky as to supplant Trump, they will likely spend the bulk of their first term cleaning up after Trump's last: restaffing a depleted State Department, reversing the Sessions-Barr policies at the Justice Department, reorienting the EPA back toward fighting climate change, and much more.
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She led this transformation in development assistance, reorienting U.S. Foreign Aid to value and promote business, creating, among other things: • The New Alliance: A G85033-led effort to bridge a gap between African leaders and international businesses to expand food production to end famine and promote food security.
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It's not just about waking up complacent voters, Booker's team believes, but also reorienting the thinking of a Democratic Party that has heaped its focus on appealing to moderate white voters, more so than turning out black voters who were at the core of the winning Obama coalition.
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"Reorienting Kepler relative to the Sun caused miniscule changes in the shape of the telescope and the temperature of the electronics, which inevitably affected Kepler's sensitive measurements in the first days of each campaign," said study co-author Geert Barentsen, an astrophysicist at NASA's Ames Research Center, in a statement.
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"I think it was an addressable market issue," said Fuca, who took over as CEO last year the company was reorienting itself to enterprise services (it sold off the consumer/individual business at the same time to a PE firm), with Fertik taking the role of executive chairman, among other projects.
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On Tuesday, a massive new report by the Information Technology & Information Foundation outlined a variety of recommendations for future Department of Energy research that included everything from reorienting the national labs "to pursue commercially relevant RD&D" to investing in demonstration projects for advanced nuclear, solar, carbon capture, and "connected vehicles" technology.
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That includes reforming the Nuclear Regulatory Commission so that it's better able to help startups license new reactor designs; reorienting the Department of Energy's National Laboratories to provide these startups with technical support; building publicly funded test reactors; and having the government offer some sort of cost-sharing for the initial wave of reactors.
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He's also sent clear wavelengths not only through his anti-Hispanic hate speech, but with (among other things) his failure to denounce David Duke after his campaign endorsement; his drumbeat of degradation of women like "bleeding" Megyn Kelly; and, more tangibly, his reorienting the federal government's counter-domestic-terrorism efforts to focus only on Islamic extremism, not white supremacists.
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Currently, the EU is the UK's largest trading partner: 45 percent of all UK exports go to the EU. And more than 50 percent of the UK's imports are from the EU. Though Johnson has promised ambitious trade deals with the rest of the world — including the United States — reorienting trade takes time, as does negotiating complex agreements.
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"We are also reorienting our early states organizing machine — the best in the 2020 field — to become a targeted voter persuasion effort aimed at attaining the debate polling threshold, using both traditional methods and new organizing tools to reach voters where they are and help show them why the time to pick Cory Booker is now," Demissie said.
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"India playing the Baluch card is part of a more complex signal to the Chinese that their plans for the CPEC are contingent on wider regional stability, and thereby tacitly nudge the Chinese to play a constructive role in reorienting Pakistan's world view and foreign policies," said Zorawar Daulet Singh, co-author of India China Relations: The Border Issue and Beyond.
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That shift doesn't mean trade between the United States and those countries will suddenly dry up, but it does mean that existing China-focused investment and supply chain relationships will be reinforced, new ones will emerge and become established, and the costs of reorienting those relationships in the event of some future TPP implementation will increase with each passing year.
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We must highlight the disproportionate burden that women face from the cruel impacts of war and we must push for a fundamental shift in how we view the U.S. role abroad, reorienting our leadership away from the pursuit of domination through endless wars and profit-seeking to mutually-beneficial, cooperative approaches to building a more peaceful and just global economy.
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A BRITAIN THAT ASSIGNS TRADE DEALS WITH THE EMERGING ECONOMIES, WITH HOPEFULLY THE U.S., CANADA AND OTHER MAJOR ADVANCED ECONOMIES, ANDTHERE WILL BE A PERIOD OF TIME WHERE THE ECONOMY IS REORIENTING NOW, WHEN THAT HAPPENS AND YOU HAVE BIG SHIFTS TO CAPITAL PLANNED EQUIPMENT, IT WEIGHS ON GROWTH A BIT FOR THAT PERIOD OF TIME SO LONGER TERM, YOU CAN SEE STRONGER GROWTH.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE on Wednesday announced the company would be reorienting itself to become a more privacy-minded platform.
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Global impact: Countries that have long shared deep ties with the U.S., including Australia, Japan, Germany and South Korea, are reorienting themselves for a future in which China is as economically important as the U.S. During the last eight years of Syria's civil war, the Syrian government is believed to have detained and tortured hundreds of thousands of civilians in a sprawling system of secret prisons where horrific forms of torture were routine.
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She quietly developed two sets of plans: one that reflected the limited changes Ms. Byles had requested and another that illustrated what could be done by completely renovating and expanding the house, including demolishing the solarium, reorienting the main living spaces to take advantage of views to Mount Tamalpais and Richardson Bay, increasing the size of the living room and replacing the shingled exterior with an expanse of glass and wood slats.
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And while we expect that streaming will at some point rule the day, we also expect that both the NFL and cable networks like Fox will drag their feet when it comes to reorienting entirely around streaming: With more viewers ditching pay-TV for ad-free streaming environments, the Super Bowl — and professional sports in general — remain one of the only games in town for brands looking to reach a large, concurrent audience.
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