Now our job is not just to revitalize the Democratic Party, not only to open the doors to young people and working people—our job is to revitalize American democracy.
|
|
North Flint, while community preservationists are pushing to revitalize the
|
|
When we're snoozing, we regenerate cells and revitalize our minds.
|
|
Sean Brady is on a quest to revitalize antibiotic discovery.
|
|
Mr. Trump has boasted that it will revitalize downtrodden neighborhoods.
|
|
Smart approaches to rural lands will help revitalize these communities.
|
|
Pratt cofounded Sweet Water Foundation to revitalize Chicago's South Side.
|
|
Insert us in your programs to revitalize manufacturing and exports.
|
|
To revitalize Times Square, one designer proposed an eccentric tower.
|
|
Obama, the great hope to revitalize the left, immediately folded.
|
|
Tesla has been under pressure to revitalize its solar business.
|
|
In 1997, McCartney was hired to revitalize the Chloé brand.
|
|
It will revitalize the sport for this and future generations.
|
|
But there are development companies that seek to revitalize without gentrifying.
|
|
ESPN+ is part of Disney's plan to revitalize the sports network.
|
|
Second, citizens can revitalize the power of diverse community-based organizations.
|
|
I was hoping Klopp might find a way to revitalize Mario.
|
|
He's also ostensibly still heading a plan to "revitalize" the government.
|
|
He returned to the head position in 2008 to revitalize it.
|
|
The DLBA isn't the only organization working to revitalize Detroit's neighborhoods.
|
|
Starbucks is also under pressure to revitalize its U.S. sales growth.
|
|
"We gave huge tax breaks to revitalize neighborhoods," Mr. Peskin said.
|
|
We need sleep in order to revitalize our energy and enthusiasm.
|
|
Obrador should revitalize the effort to professionalize judges, prosecutors, and investigators.
|
|
And that's why Brady's quest to revitalize antibiotic discovery is so crucial.
|
|
MGM hoped that the sophisticated Feyder would revitalize Novarro's on-screen image.
|
|
Once complete, it'll mark the latest attempt to revitalize the film series.
|
|
With my work I'm looking to revitalize and elevate the black body.
|
|
Last year, the bank unveiled a $500 million effort to revitalize cities.
|
|
Revitalize your work and life by enjoying these new and exciting activities.
|
|
He was speaking on his administration's push to revitalize the nation's infrastructure.
|
|
In the long term, reforms like these could help revitalize China's economy.
|
|
El Koury said he welcomed the chance to help revitalize his island.
|
|
Cuomo's bold vision to revitalize Buffalo, N.Y., has so far fallen short.
|
|
The argument made by DCP is that this would revitalize the neighborhood.
|
|
The best ones hydrate and revitalize strands while cutting down on frizz.
|
|
His organization received $5,103 to help revitalize a frayed historic neighborhood there.
|
|
The effort to revitalize El Dorado pulled you out of retirement. Why?
|
|
Or revitalize your sourdough starter, using the excess for pancakes or waffles.
|
|
Ilitch's philanthropy and work to revitalize Detroit made him a beloved figure.
|
|
Does doing these records, even the process, revitalize your own creative juices?
|
|
Can one person revitalize a country while sharing its history with the world?
|
|
Deadpool has done its part to revitalize age-old advertising platforms, like billboards.
|
|
Target will outline its plan to revitalize its business with shareholders Tuesday morning.
|
|
It was one of his key campaign proposals to revitalize the U.S. economy.
|
|
That would essentially be an attempt to revitalize Square Wallet, which failed once.
|
|
Sprint's ongoing efforts to revitalize its business aren't looking too shabby, for now.
|
|
Riley is also the trainer credited with helping revitalize an aging Derek Jeter.
|
|
Trump has also long talked about the need to revitalize America's inner cities.
|
|
This would set a strong example of how we can revitalize rural America.
|
|
The store might try to revitalize itself as an online-only brand. Bebe.
|
|
This could provide our nation's leaders with opportunities to revitalize and reinvent government.
|
|
Other initiatives that use technology and aim to revitalize Indigenous languages are underway.
|
|
Sears is moving forward on a strategy it believes will revitalize its brand.
|
|
Beauty entrepreneur Steve Mormoris has plans to revolutionize and revitalize the fragrance industry.
|
|
A new justice appointed by President Trump would revitalize the court's conservative bloc.
|
|
Marks & Spencer is undertaking a program of store closures to help revitalize the business.
|
|
"To revitalize the intimate apparel industry with technology and smart designs," according to Kris.
|
|
Sonic Mania clears a path for publishers and developers eager to revitalize classic franchises.
|
|
So far, Coca-Cola's efforts to revitalize its core brand seem to be working.
|
|
On Monday, Hillary Clinton released a $30 billion plan to help revitalize central Appalachia.
|
|
Educators, students, those who care about American society — let's revitalize our English departments nationwide.
|
|
President Donald Trump's plan to revitalize America's old, deteriorating infrastructure has two major problems.
|
|
The DLBA joins a host of other organizations and people working to revitalize Detroit.
|
|
Can we replicate the turnout of last month's elections to revitalize interest in volunteerism?
|
|
That's where sleeping masks, which profess to revitalize complexions while you snooze, come in.
|
|
The DLBA joins a host of other organizations and individuals working to revitalize Detroit.
|
|
Ecuador needs capital to replace oil reserves, revitalize production and overhaul refineries and terminals.
|
|
This $3 billion program allows communities to jump start efforts to revitalize their communities.
|
|
A master plan, Envision Mount Pleasant, is in development to revitalize the town's hamlets.
|
|
Maybe it's the longevity itself that raises the "why revitalize 'West Side Story'?" question.
|
|
But President Trump has prioritized scrapping environmental regulations to help revitalize domestic energy production.
|
|
Jim Yong Kim, the World Bank's president, is trying to revitalize a hidebound institution.
|
|
These geographic fault lines have provoked a debate about how to revitalize rural America.
|
|
Despite this, Shanks says the work to revitalize American small business is only beginning.
|
|
The ARC also could work to revitalize and construct national parks and plant trees.
|
|
Reformers and reforms that could revitalize the country and its economy are well known.
|
|
Opinion A bipartisan effort to revitalize the heartland, one tech job at a time.
|
|
Andrew M. Cuomo's signature economic development initiative to revitalize upstate and western New York.
|
|
Windows on ARM could revitalize the Windows ecosystem in a lot of exciting ways.
|
|
Trump ran hard on promises to save the industrial Midwest and revitalize American manufacturing.
|
|
But could Maidan, unlike the previous revolution, revitalize the country's political culture as well?
|
|
One is the need to continue to revitalize our urban neighborhood and rural communities.
|
|
"It helped revitalize surrounding areas with new lifestyle and cultural amenities," said LeadingRe's Boomsma.
|
|
While the brand had the funds to revitalize the land, it chose not to.
|
|
We're explaining why some scientists think underwater speakers could help revitalize dead coral reefs.
|
|
A group of supporters had been working to revitalize the site in recent years.
|
|
Each episode centers on a unique space, which Welch and her team reimagine and revitalize.
|
|
Could a cryptocurrency boom could be the region's best chance to revitalize old industry towns?
|
|
Jennifer Lawrence's nuanced turn as Mystique helped revitalize the series in X-Men: First Class.
|
|
Local people are happy about the plan to revitalize the lake, which provides their livelihoods.
|
|
In collaboration with the Creators Project, we ask seven multimedia artists to revitalize self portraiture.
|
|
Mnangagwa has promised to revitalize the southern African country's economy after decades of severe mismanagement.
|
|
The website does not specify how the $6 billion fund would help revitalize the spaces.
|
|
He's promised to revitalize the industry and bring back significant jobs by slashing environmental regulations.
|
|
Imaginators looks to revitalize the series in new creative and imaginative ways than ever before.
|
|
Along with his efforts to revitalize AM radio, the war on broadcasters is officially over.
|
|
The all-stock deal was announced on Monday and aims to revitalize Mylan's flagging stock.
|
|
Zuma's departure would make it easier for Ramaphosa to revitalize the economy and tackle corruption.
|
|
The Nasher, opened in 2003, was integral to a city campaign to revitalize its downtown.
|
|
This isn't the first time that Yum has had to revitalize one of its brands.
|
|
The city is eager to revitalize some of its grittier neighborhoods by fostering tech startups.
|
|
Ryan billed it as a plan to "revitalize main streets" and help the middle class.
|
|
Entrepreneurs like Ms. Morris are helping revitalize pop-up stores, a decades-old retail concept.
|
|
The EIG's recommendation is to use immigration to revitalize shrinking communities and calm geographic inequality.
|
|
"We desperately need public officials who will work to revitalize our democratic republic," he wrote.
|
|
Each of these programs is another critical component to empower people and revitalize struggling communities.
|
|
The Veterans Room is the fourth finished room; the teams have 14 more to revitalize.
|
|
The festival began, Mr. Feehan explained, as part of an effort to revitalize Lafayette's downtown.
|
|
Revitalize your living space for up to 25 hours at a time with this powerful humidifier.
|
|
Unlike the former Soviet Union, China has adopted a slow process to revitalize its state sector.
|
|
As the CEO of Yum, I learned harnessing the power of recognition can revitalize company culture.
|
|
Macau, a semi-autonomous Chinese state, hopes to revitalize its economy after the coronavirus outbreak subsides.
|
|
The efforts have helped revitalize the brand, the company said during a presentation earlier this year.
|
|
Today, we as a nation must once again revitalize our collective understanding of how government works.
|
|
To revitalize American government, our next president must do something that is a bit un-American.
|
|
His aim is to help launch food businesses that will revitalize empty storefronts in downtown Lawrence.
|
|
The OPEC producer needs capital to replace oil reserves, revitalize production and overhaul refineries and terminals.
|
|
The strong rally is a boost to traders buts it's not enough to revitalize the industry.
|
|
"This could revitalize cold cases and potentially help solve active investigations," Edens writes in the manual.
|
|
The writer Ed Brubaker worked with Mr. Cooke to revitalize the Batman villain Catwoman in 2001.
|
|
In 2004, it hired a management consultant to address declining membership and revitalize its volunteer system.
|
|
The hope is that Niccol, who joined the company on March 1503, can revitalize the brand.
|
|
Trump has regularly touted America's energy production, and campaigned on pledges to revitalize the coal industry.
|
|
A hair mask packed with oils, keratin, and biotin to revitalize and repair brittle, frizzy hair
|
|
Third, officials should revitalize the statewide communication interoperability plan, or SCIP, and inform executive decision makers.
|
|
And that's why I have come forward with, for example, a plan to revitalize coal country.
|
|
If the zones succeed, they could help revitalize neighborhoods and towns that are starved for investment.
|
|
Its members are determined to use the revenue as an economic engine to revitalize the tribe.
|
|
Some have already been priced out of the very neighborhoods their presence had helped to revitalize.
|
|
We need good sleep to help restore and revitalize all the important functions in our body.
|
|
Third, we must revitalize American democracy and bring millions of additional Americans into the progressive movement.
|
|
MacAgy was hired in 1945 in an effort to revitalize and modernize the overly-traditional program.
|
|
The Sesto mosque — when built — would revitalize an abandoned part of the city, Mr. Tchina said.
|
|
Crowley came to the company with grand ambitions to revitalize the Soylent brand and product line.
|
|
In 2009, President Obama asked Congress for $12 billion to revitalize the country's community-college system.
|
|
The company is trying to revitalize its sales with the launch of its LiveWire electric motorcycle.
|
|
The hope is that Niccol, who joined the company on March 5, can revitalize the brand.
|
|
So we are making a very purposeful effort to help revitalize downtowns of cities across upstate.
|
|
They also credit him with helping to revitalize parts of the city, including its downtown district.
|
|
We need to revitalize American democracy and create a government and economy that works for all.
|
|
With forecasts worsening as calendars rolled over to 1976, citizens were desperate to revitalize the economy.
|
|
A Morgan Stanley note is questioning Macy's latest plan to revitalize its brick-and-mortar stores.
|
|
"We have a lot of plans to revitalize the Venezuelan economy and move very rapidly," Kudlow said.
|
|
As a result, the surrounding neighborhood suffered a downturn, and bids to revitalize it came and went.
|
|
At its meeting with the financial community, Target plans to outline its strategies to revitalize the business.
|
|
However, if there's anyone who can revitalize this stale gag, it's the funny and adorable Chrissy Teigen.
|
|
A weaker yen has been a cornerstone of Prime Minister Abe's plan to revitalize the Japanese economy.
|
|
Scott Walker, and Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou said the project would almost single-handedly revitalize American manufacturing.
|
|
Trading in activism, self-awareness, and intimacy, four alternative guitar-rock albums manage to revitalize familiar forms.
|
|
The government is also in the business of reallocating real estate risk to revitalize depressed urban areas.
|
|
Why did Paris Hilton fail to revitalize her brand as well as the Kardashians saved their empire?
|
|
Seeing Deadpool revitalize Reynolds is not unlike watching Robert Downey Jr. find his groove with Iron Man.
|
|
A city in 'dire distress' Two words pop up often in conversations about Flint: revitalize and resilience.
|
|
Despair: French President Emmanuel Macron's bold initiative to reform and revitalize Europe requires a strong, willing Germany.
|
|
The company was already in decline and it wasn't clear how it wanted to revitalize the business.
|
|
And anytime over the past two decades the EU could have instituted reforms to revitalize its structures.
|
|
A plan to revitalize Atlanta with biking and walking paths has received $3 billion in private investments.
|
|
Burnham hopes it will become a model for cities looking to revitalize neighborhoods abandoned by private development.
|
|
Walmart has been trying for years to revitalize its digital operations; the Jet purchase is another reset.
|
|
Ramaphosa has promised to fight rampant corruption and revitalize the economy, a message hailed by foreign investors.
|
|
Better recycling is all we need to create even more jobs and to revitalize more U.S. companies.
|
|
It's all part of SunnyHills's efforts to promote Taiwanese farming and revitalize the broken Taiwanese pineapple industry.
|
|
He has been a national leader in the battle to limit urban sprawl and revitalize aging suburbs.
|
|
One of Trump's chief campaign promises was to revitalize the country's roads, bridges, airports and other infrastructure.
|
|
For Hooters to revitalize its flagging appeal, he explains that the chain would need a radical overhaul.
|
|
And three, to revitalize our retail and communication strategies, which had become a bit conventional and dusty.
|
|
He worked closely with the business community to revitalize the waterfront and preserve the downtown pedestrian mall.
|
|
Disturbed by the United Nations' dwindling effectiveness, he sought to revitalize the world body's faulty peacekeeping machinery.
|
|
But the burden to preserve and revitalize American democracy does not rest solely on the next generation.
|
|
France had put off fundamental changes to revitalize its economy far longer than its European Union partners.
|
|
Emphasizing the need to revitalize the nation's transportation infrastructure, Ms. Chao called for creativity to fund improvements.
|
|
"Large-sized farmers are the ones to revitalize Japan's agriculture, which will be changed significantly," he said.
|
|
And he's helped to revitalize this area, too...Small businesses like ours are vital to this community.
|
|
President Trump has promised to revitalize American manufacturing by bringing back mass production to the United States.
|
|
But sending those same employees into the neighborhood could revitalize it, city officials and restaurant owners argue.
|
|
There are similarly signs of weakness in the manufacturing sector he promised his trade war would revitalize.
|
|
Perhaps he'll see the light and call for a clean energy revolution to revitalize our manufacturing sector?
|
|
When we can identify and support those solutions, we can revitalize the rich legacy of self-determination.
|
|
That's why I proposed a comprehensive $30 billion plan to help revitalize and diversify the region's economy.
|
|
This could help to revitalize labor organizing, which could lead to better pay, benefits and job security.
|
|
He has promised to fight rampant corruption and revitalize the economy, a message hailed by foreign investors.
|
|
And the 2019 model shows that the automaker is looking for ways to revitalize the hybrid hatchback's appeal.
|
|
The bank recently committed $125 million in an attempt to help revitalize low-income neighborhoods around the country.
|
|
He also oversaw the launch of frozen meal brand Devour, which helped revitalize its branded frozen-food business.
|
|
USA Today broke the news and interviewed SmugMug CEO Don MacAskill, who said he hopes to revitalize Flickr.
|
|
Kevin Plank, CEO founder of Under Armour, is also trying to leverage his entrepreneurial spirit to revitalize Baltimore.
|
|
President-elect Trump ran on need to revitalize the American economy, and this message resonated with American voters.
|
|
In Arizona, David Garcia -- a social justice progressive running to revitalize public education -- won the nomination for governor.
|
|
Investors had hoped her frankness about her decades-long struggle with weight loss would help revitalize the brand.
|
|
Agriculture: Sanders rolled out a proposal to help revitalize rural farming communities and break up big agriculture corporations.
|
|
The all-stock merger is a bid to revitalize Mylan, best known for making the EpiPen allergy shot.
|
|
I want to try and revitalize the underutilized parts of the collection by opening them up to artists.
|
|
The city is experimenting with plans to try to revitalize the area, including selling abandoned homes for $1.
|
|
Trump's renewed hardline on immigration could damage his own promise earlier this year to revitalize the trade agreement.
|
|
Trump promised blue-collar manufacturing workers across the country that he'd revitalize their industries and create new jobs.
|
|
Cutting it without providing a viable alternative wouldn't revitalize the economy or help disabled people find dignified work.
|
|
Not only that, but discovering new information about friends and co-workers can revitalize conversations and bolster intimacy.
|
|
For Ostapenko, the 10-minute break between sets was enough to restore her focus and revitalize her body.
|
|
Making Dasani special Innovations could not only help Coca-Cola reach its goals, but revitalize interest in Dasani.
|
|
Some analysts say it will bring more voices into the public debate, with the potential to revitalize politics.
|
|
Their dedication to sustainability inspired other farmers, who started their own operations and helped revitalize the rural area.
|
|
But this subject — the period he'd spent disguised as a doctor of alternative medicine — seemed to revitalize him.
|
|
Foxconn is trying to revitalize the ailing Sharp, the Japanese screen maker that it took over last year.
|
|
Its programs fund public housing, subsidize rent for the poor, promote homeownership and work to revitalize struggling cities.
|
|
The Detroit Land Bank Authority — the DLBA — is one of several organizations and people working to revitalize Detroit.
|
|
I thought, we have to revitalize this competition, but it has to be more than just a competition.
|
|
CHRIS LOWNEY, NEW YORK The writer is the author of "Everyone Leads: How to Revitalize the Catholic Church."
|
|
In Singapore, authorities asked the public for ideas on how to revitalize about 60 hectares of dead land.
|
|
It's only once they start to deal with their own issues and each other that they revitalize things.
|
|
There have been two failed Kickstarter attempts to revitalize Portal in the modern era, though not by Swigart.
|
|
Allegra said that if there was anybody who was going to "revitalize" jailbreaking, it would have to be Todesco.
|
|
The council was intended to advise the president on how to revitalize America's dwindling manufacturing industry and accelerate growth.
|
|
Along those same lines, the company wants eBay to revitalize that marketplace, which it believes has been mishandled badly.
|
|
Opportunity zones have received some bipartisan support, with backers hoping that it can help to revitalize low-income communities.
|
|
The blend of vitamins E and C helps to reduce the appearance of these lines and revitalize the skin.
|
|
The defense of Medicare can give them a fight they can win—one that can help revitalize the party.
|
|
Get smart: Local officials are under huge pressure from Beijing and are desperate for ideas to revitalize their jurisdictions.
|
|
The annual event was first introduced by the bank as a way to revitalize Singapore's Marina Bay waterfront promenade.
|
|
Yum Brands, Pizza Hut's parent, said earlier this month that it is investing $130 million to revitalize the brand.
|
|
He disagrees with the NAACP's moratorium—he supports some charters—but acknowledges that choice won't revitalize the nation's schools.
|
|
"The company has been through a lot and part of my job is to revitalize the culture," Bakish said.
|
|
Andrew M. Cuomo that promised to revitalize the depleted city with bold investments there and across western New York.
|
|
The region will receive aid under the administration's Promise Zone program, an initiative geared to revitalize economically depressed areas.
|
|
President Trump, like President Obama before him, is touting apprenticeships as a way to revitalize the American labor force.
|
|
He previously worked on government affairs at Chevron and before that was finance director of the Revitalize Virginia PAC.
|
|
The House bill, which just passed, would decimate our ability to build and preserve affordable homes and revitalize neighborhoods.
|
|
TRADE EQUILIBRIUM: THE SOLUTION Is there a realistic solution to stop the further decline of, and revitalize, small business?
|
|
Mr. Kim's mission is to revitalize the World Bank by increasing its firepower and winning over the United States.
|
|
Voters will have the chance to weigh in on Abe's stimulus plan to revitalize Japan's economy — known as "Abenomics."
|
|
The concern is that the project — along a busy commercial road — would detract from plans to revitalize Hicksville's downtown.
|
|
Hired to revitalize Manchester United, José Mourinho is instead turning the clock back and losing his temper in public.
|
|
And there are steps lawmakers can take right now to support holistic care teams and revitalize our healthcare system.
|
|
Ford's project is helping revitalize Corktown, Detroit's oldest neighborhood, created by Irish immigrants about one mile west of downtown.
|
|
On Tuesday, the company said it was aware of these issues and was making strides to revitalize its reputation.
|
|
It was part of an effort to revitalize the image of a museum complex that has been notoriously conservative.
|
|
"Rather than treating this project archaeologically, we wanted to revitalize and reperform it," Mr. Connor, Rhizome's artistic director, said.
|
|
The project's goal is to revitalize the aging plutonium in NASA's stockpile and bulk it up with fresh plutonium.
|
|
I represent his estate and the rebirth of interest in his work is continuing to revitalize the abstract art world.
|
|
The silent footage was then remastered by experts at the organization, synced with records and enhanced to revitalize the performances.
|
|
With newspapers under tremendous financial pressure, Katches said the Florida Climate Reporting Network is an opportunity to revitalize the industry.
|
|
A number of initiatives in recent years however, such as the renovation of Boeddeker Park, aim to revitalize the area.
|
|
Lindner used trendy black-and-white campaign posters that showed him staring at his smartphone to revitalize the FDP's image.
|
|
The new A350 is the airline's first next-generation aircraft that it aims to use to revitalize its aging fleet.
|
|
Guacamole. Avocados, which date from Aztec times, are not only delicious and healthy, but also, revitalize and refresh the skin.
|
|
If the Warriors can't revitalize Wiggins, they'll be on the hook for a lot of money, with an aging core.
|
|
The Mining and Energy Ministry said President Michel Temer would announce the plan to "revitalize" the mining industry on Tuesday.
|
|
All eyes are on the company's next move, as it works on efforts like live-streaming to revitalize user growth.
|
|
Something needs to be done to revitalize a U.S. motorcycle industry that has been in the doldrums since the recession.
|
|
Tiger Woods' win at the Masters could revitalize the golf industry, which has struggled in the past decade, AP reports.
|
|
This spring, King signed a new contract at CBS, and Zirinsky told her she wanted to revitalize the morning show.
|
|
The four albums reviewed below demonstrate varying strategies for how to revitalize familiar forms, often with startlingly marvelous results indeed.
|
|
"This is expected to expand the entry of both countries' companies into service industries, and revitalize mutual investments," he said.
|
|
G: What we have done is really transform and revitalize the market which has been operating for a long time.
|
|
They both hoped to revitalize their careers by starring in the horror book-turned-film Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?
|
|
My previous column highlighted how Trump's pledge to revitalize our nation's infrastructure provides an opportunity to modernize the electricity grid.
|
|
Olive oil's naturally restorative and hydrating properties are ideal to renew and revitalize skin, especially if you suffer from dryness.
|
|
Based on the following principles, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) believes we can maximize jobs created and revitalize America's outdoors.
|
|
The order reportedly attempts to revitalize the high-emitting coal industry long-term, by allowing coal leasing on public lands.
|
|
The company found another grand estate with owners who were looking for a way to restore and revitalize their property.
|
|
But the question is: Fo we want very good, or do we want a chair who can revitalize the party?
|
|
These are jobs that can help revitalize rural economies as many of our public lands are in more rural communities.
|
|
The MRC is part of a plan to revitalize 21 acres that once held the manufacturing center of Chevrolet Motors.
|
|
Meanwhile, Trump's much-hyped infrastructure plan, which was supposed to revitalize all those crumbling cities has itself turned to dust.
|
|
Mr. Clarke planned to revitalize flagging ticket sales to the bridge, then hand over the property as a state park.
|
|
HOLMESTRAND, Norway — President Trump's tariffs on imported steel and aluminum were supposed to revitalize American producers and handicap foreign competitors.
|
|
Malloy took office in 2011 and promised to revitalize the state as it was still recovering from the financial crisis.
|
|
They should move swiftly in the new year to pass legislation that will revitalize democracy here in New York State.
|
|
State-level policymakers should work with educators to revitalize civics curricula and encourage projects that explore current-day democratic participation.
|
|
As consumer tastes shift, Anheuser Busch has been working to revitalize Natural Light, an important part of its overall portfolio.
|
|
In an attempt to revitalize the public capital markets, the nation's top regulator of stocks is turning to stealth mode.
|
|
He is the co-founder of Vale das Lobas, a business that aims to revitalize the region's nature-based tourism.
|
|
The House Natural Resources Committee easily approved a bill Tuesday to help revitalize coal communities affected by the industry's downturn.
|
|
Small, with glittering blue eyes, his pitch is that he's a tech-friendly pragmatist with the ability to revitalize France.
|
|
To revitalize the land for farming or hunting purposes, the practice involves lighting low intensity fires to burn off bushland.
|
|
She owns a boutique called the Pink Pistol and has helped revitalize Lindale's downtown as well as its music scene.
|
|
"They've put a lot of proposals on the table with respect to how to revitalize the negotiating arm," he continued.
|
|
The fact that we live in a time when entrepreneurs, NGOs, and scientists must revitalize dying ecosystems says it all.
|
|
Every puzzle maker is pleased to find a factoid that could revitalize a common entry, but don't do that everywhere.
|
|
The program in Viticulture and Enology at UC Davis was started as part of an effort to revitalize the industry.
|
|
Moon recently replaced his chief of staff and other top aides in a bid to revitalize momentum for his presidency.
|
|
Let's revitalize places that have been left out and left behind — from inner cities to coal country to Indian country.
|
|
The peace team has made clear it hopes to receive feedback on its $50 billion plan to revitalize the Palestinian economy.
|
|
He imagines that some investors will make small tweaks to already-in-progress development plans and not actually revitalize any communities.
|
|
On the campaign trail, Trump regularly decried crime in urban areas while pledging to revitalize neighborhoods primarily populated by black Americans.
|
|
Silicon Valley billionaires have touted the potential for tech jobs to revitalize the former manufacturing centers that automation and globalization decimated.
|
|
The Democratic candidates have credible ideas for creating jobs and raising wages that would revitalize the tax base for Social Security.
|
|
In 2010, McConaughey made the move to revitalize his career, which up to that point had consisted mainly of romantic comedies.
|
|
The promise of the streetcar has already helped to revitalize the 2.4-mile corridor east of Union Station, city officials say.
|
|
The idea was that Kang's new vision for the show could revitalize The Walking Dead, starting with a reimagined title sequence.
|
|
The feature could revitalize Facebook, which looks a little stale and stodgy compared to Snapchat, with its focus on creative tools.
|
|
In 1959, the Community Redevelopment Agency, a governmental organization tasked with clearing slums and blighted areas, decided to revitalize Bunker Hill.
|
|
The housing ventures, designed to revitalize deteriorating base housing, were backed with at least $15 billion in loans from major banks.
|
|
A plan to revitalize the river was set in motion in the early 2000s and opened to the public in 2011.
|
|
Using this twice a day brightens my eyes and helps to revitalize my skin even on my most tired looking days.
|
|
The Wright twins hope to return to Toledo after college to start their own engineering firm and help revitalize the city.
|
|
While Trump has promised to revitalize the coal industry, Clinton has argued that it will never return to its glory days.
|
|
The immediate implication of the IMF study is that repairing the damage to the financial system should help revitalize economic growth.
|
|
And after it closed in 2005, the prime location was central to a plan to revitalize a long-neglected commercial corridor.
|
|
"Social justice is in the DNA of this institution," Frederick said, and he hoped that Hansford would help revitalize the tradition.
|
|
Supporters of the so-called ham-and-cheese law said it would revitalize dairy and swine farms after years of decline.
|
|
It's an attempt by the fair, whose 1003 exhibitors face a shrinking audience in Europe, to secure and revitalize its future.
|
|
The trio recently introduced legislation aimed at tapping into cash stored overseas and using that revenue to revitalize the country's infrastructure.
|
|
He promised to revitalize coal while painting a vision for voters of an American coal industry that would once again thrive.
|
|
Trump made several trips to West Virginia to campaign with Morrisey, touting his administration's efforts to revitalize the state's coal industry.
|
|
Over the past year and a half, she said, Bumble Bee has been working behind the scenes to revitalize its business.
|
|
Facebook wants to revitalize the railway running alongside the property and will finish next year a pedestrian bridge over the expressway.
|
|
But more to the point, there are simply too many places facing decline to revitalize all of them by pouring concrete.
|
|
It's an effort to revitalize local neighborhoods, but reaction has fallen along the city's typical, pro- and anti-tech fault lines.
|
|
It's hardly the only way to revitalize your relationship, but it's a great opportunity to see your partner with new eyes.
|
|
And Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian, a former Oracle (ORCL) executive who joined Alphabet in 2018, has helped revitalize that division.
|
|
Somalia longs to revitalize its relationship with the United States and envisions a new chapter in security, stability, economics and growth.
|
|
The money will go to support projects that boost economic and job training opportunities and revitalize neighborhoods, the bank said Thursday.
|
|
The company has sought to revitalize the brand by offering products with a wider variety of skin tones and body sizes.
|
|
China Unicom Hong Kong gained 4.4 percent as Beijing seeks to revitalize state-owned firms through changes to their management structure.
|
|
There's Cleveland Hustles, an unscripted CNBC series, renewed for a second season, in which Ohio entrepreneurs compete to revitalize distressed neighborhoods.
|
|
As ever, season four follows deadpan comedian Nathan Fielder as he works to revitalize struggling small businesses with bold, innovative strategies.
|
|
Becoming mayor of Newark in 2006, Booker helped revitalize part of the city's downtown and promised to crack down on crime.
|
|
Apprenticeship over scholarship: West Virginia is leading the movement on vocational -- aka career and technical -- education to revitalize the state's economy.
|
|
The vast, open-world not only helped revitalize the Zelda formula, it also served as an ideal showcase for the Switch itself.
|
|
Entertaining is too low a goal; they need to revitalize, restore luster, bring a championship back to the best fans on Earth.
|
|
Restaurant owners are still looking for a stronger pickup in customer traffic from efforts the company is making to revitalize its restaurants.
|
|
He says Trump has turned his back on those voters and failed to live up his promise to revitalize the manufacturing industry.
|
|
With the failure of the Trump Administration to take action, it's encouraging that others are moving to revitalize the American middle class.
|
|
Amid the slowdown, an army of Chinese car dealers is feeling the squeeze and is pushing for government support to revitalize growth.
|
|
But the effort promised by President Donald Trump to revitalize everything from airports to schools to toll roads keeps being pushed back.
|
|
But the designer's company also revealed some new details about the car that could help revitalize Fisker's reputation in the EV market.
|
|
She also sees the move as a way to revitalize her area upstate, where she opened a bar and restaurant called Hollow.
|
|
As Nieman Lab's Josh Benton notes, many dying papers are owned by families who are tired of trying to revitalize shrinking businesses.
|
|
The Tribeca film festival was founded in 2002 by De Niro and Rosenthal to revitalize lower Manhattan after the attacks of Sept.
|
|
The whimsical floral prints and delicate lace accents are playful but sophisticated, and will revitalize your space for the change of seasons.
|
|
Satisfying our growing desire to rejuvenate and revitalize, Greenery symbolizes the reconnection we seek with nature, one another and a larger purpose.
|
|
The plan named Klarastaden, "clear city" in Swedish, would revitalize the city's waterfront by building dozens of buildings atop existing railroad tracks.
|
|
According to an FAW source, the credit line is part of a government plan to revitalize the economies of China's northeastern provinces.
|
|
It is seen as attractive to Trump given his skepticism toward large free trade deals and his promise to revitalize American companies.
|
|
Those hawking the Motor City's charms include Dan Gilbert, the Quicken Loans founder whose own investments helped revitalize a once-moribund downtown.
|
|
However, a new breakthrough from IBM, announced this week in Paris, could help revitalize the circuit industry and transform our digital devices.
|
|
Utilizing American made materials to revitalize roads, bridges and airports can be the economic boost to jump-start communities across the country.
|
|
The government will also likely need market research as it seeks to boost exports and foreign investment to revitalize the moribund economy.
|
|
The decision to admit all professional fighters to the Olympics is another way by which Mr Wu hopes to revitalize the sport.
|
|
Some years later, New Jersey passed legislation to authorize and regulate sports gambling in an attempt to revitalize its flagging gaming industry.
|
|
The review, which works to shape U.S. nuclear policy, comes as the Department of Defense is preparing to revitalize America's nuclear arsenal.
|
|
The lobbying fight over a House bill to revitalize coal country has heated up ahead of a key committee hearing on Tuesday.
|
|
He returned to the head position in 2008 in an effort to revitalize the brand and stepped down, once again, in 2017.
|
|
I am pleased that there seems to be bipartisan support to explore how to revitalize this very important segment of the economy.
|
|
In fact, at the end of April, congressional leaders and the White House discussed investing $2 trillion to revitalize the nation's infrastructure.
|
|
Detroit's insolvency required its creditors to accept the shared sacrifice that was necessary for it to revitalize its services and its economy.
|
|
Andrew Cuomo, both Democrats, announced a plan to revitalize the city's aging subway system partially funded by tax revenue from legal marijuana.
|
|
Despite this, an agenda to revitalize and restore the infrastructure of our cities has been shockingly absent from our presidential political discourse.
|
|
I broke up with someone after trying to revitalize a relationship and get it out of a rut, and it didn't work.
|
|
And JPMorgan Chase has committed $150 million to revitalize Detroit and $40 million to create opportunity on Chicago's South and West sides.
|
|
Maybe they want to revitalize their relationship, or try being on their own, or maybe they aren't sure about their feelings anymore.
|
|
The CEO, who assumed the job almost a year ago, has restructured personnel and operations to revitalize research and development (R&D).
|
|
It has taken 200 years for the fourth-generation winemaker Marcelo Vacaflores, 31, and his father to revitalize their abandoned family vineyard.
|
|
There is nothing extreme about responding to the Republican Party's current efforts to restrict democracy with an ambitious effort to revitalize democracy.
|
|
Since its launch, Wadsworth has heard from people working to revitalize other Indigenous languages, outside Canada, who want to see theirs added.
|
|
After opening a microbrewery in downtown Denver that helped revitalize the city, he expanded into a chain of Midwestern pubs and restaurants.
|
|
His desires to lift up the poor, revitalize national enterprises, end corruption and build new infrastructure all bear the same domestic emphasis.
|
|
As each church or church community becomes set in its ways, a group of idealistic reformers seeks to revitalize its spiritual life.
|
|
In the last decade, women in Alaska and other areas of the circumpolar north have been working to revitalize the tattooing tradition.
|
|
The changes could become a key factor in measuring whether the government's efforts to revitalize the economy are actually working or not.
|
|
The president has vowed to pass a $1 trillion package to revitalize the nation's infrastructure, but so far no such legislation exists.
|
|
Now the facility will be used to revitalize America's aging nuclear weapons, and to create the capacity to make many hundreds more.
|
|
Ginkgo is hoping to revitalize the term, and associate it with socially-conscious products like meat-free burgers and cow-free leather.
|
|
New York (CNN Business)Larry Culp will be a hero on Wall Street if he can revitalize General Electric's lifeless share price.
|
|
Elected leaders in our nation's capital should advance a forward-looking, bold policy agenda to revitalize manufacturing and raise wages for workers.
|
|
President Hassan Rouhani began his second term in August after winning re-election on promises to revitalize an economy hurt by sanctions.
|
|
That's not enough to offset the drag caused by new trade or revitalize communities or restore dignity to those out of work.
|
|
The right-to-repair law is a part of Sanders' plan to revitalize rural America, which his campaign unveiled on its website.
|
|
Okuda San Miguel spent nearly a week painting an abandoned home as part of a project to revitalize neighborhoods in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
|
|
Satisfying our growing desire to rejuvenate, revitalize, and unite, Greenery symbolizes the reconnection we seek with nature, one another, and a larger purpose.
|
|
Andrew Cuomo's multibillion-dollar business-development strategy to revitalize economically depressed Upstate New York by turning it into a 21st-century manufacturing powerhouse.
|
|
Pandora tried to revitalize its business at the start of Q4 with the big $450 million acquisition of Ticketfly, a concert ticket seller.
|
|
The frequency of the glitches have frustrated investors even as authorities try to revitalize the bourse in one of Asia's major financial hubs.
|
|
Westergren served as CEO during Pandora's search for new cash and led the effort to revitalize its service as more than internet radio.
|
|
Buttigieg ran for mayor on a platform to revitalize his hometown, but some of those progressive plans have since been characterized as gentrification.
|
|
That means Twitter has to do whatever it can to make it easier for new users to understand so it can revitalize growth.
|
|
In December 2014, the program was formalized when the Revitalize American Manufacturing and Innovation Act was signed into law with overwhelming bipartisan support.
|
|
Dorsey's charge since taking over Twitter from Dick Costolo has been to revitalize the service and infuse it with some much-needed vision.
|
|
And, if your business isn't currently living by the core values, take some time to revitalize them and bring them into the light.
|
|
It may just take a handful of city councillors who see potential to revitalize their wards and transform underused areas by permitting clubs.
|
|
The legacy of Iraq has hampered efforts by some Republicans like Marco Rubio or Lindsey Graham to revitalize a hawkish foreign policy agenda.
|
|
LeBron James, the N.B.A. superstar, and Maverick Carter, his business partner, help fledgling entrepreneurs revitalize an underserved Cleveland neighborhood with support from investors.
|
|
But they all have a common goal: to revitalize the countryside and enhance its appeal to young people, farmers, visitors and educated workers.
|
|
He bought the failing chain of San Francisco shops for $1 million and began to revitalize the chain into what it is today.
|
|
The talk gets heated in Youngstown, Ohio, when residents discuss whether a New York billionaire's ideas can revitalize a struggling Rust Belt town.
|
|
Married for eight years, this childless couple, who live in Paris, are visiting America on a vacation meant to revitalize their soured relationship.
|
|
India has become a favorite destination of foreign investors under Modi on hopes of major reforms targeted to revitalize Asia's third-largest economy.
|
|
I have a friend from rural Tennessee who has seen even his family graveyard swept up by developers hoping to "revitalize" the holler.
|
|
If we could promote broader political participation, enlighten the public, and revitalize the labor movement, the poor would have more of a say.
|
|
While Modi has helped revitalize India's economy, his policies have largely benefited the elites and members of India's burgeoning middle class like Wadhwa.
|
|
But Mr. Xi has taken aggressive steps to revitalize the Communist Party's grip on business, the news media, the internet, culture and education.
|
|
Trump built a winning electoral coalition by promising to revitalize American manufacturing, which is ripe for great disruption amid the arrival of automation.
|
|
Square Feet A number of small schools like Colby, in Maine, are hoping to improve off-campus amenities by helping to revitalize downtowns.
|
|
He had an office nearby, and we spent the afternoon brainstorming about how to revitalize the monastery now that our teacher was dead.
|
|
Instead, we could create jobs, protect national security and revitalize U.S. technological leadership by developing a green rare earth refining and recycling program.
|
|
If we are to not become the "Dis-United States of America," we must recapture, revitalize that critical moral, civic and pragmatic imperative.
|
|
Emmanuel Macron, the French president, could address these added hurdles to his plan to revitalize the E.U. in a policy speech scheduled today.
|
|
Buffet restaurants are a dying breed, but Golden Corral is hoping to revitalize the sector by redesigning its restaurants from the studs up.
|
|
Although those projects were initiated by various agencies, Mr. Woods helped coordinate them and mobilized public and private constituencies to revitalize the waterfront.
|
|
Slade questioned Yang about his nonprofit organization Venture for America, which aims to revitalize communities through training young people to work in startups.
|
|
The Columbia Parc project, which includes mixed-income residences and other community assets, has been hailed as a way to revitalize a neighborhood.
|
|
While the company was able to revitalize the pizza brand's sales slightly, same-store sales did fall negative in the most recent quarter.
|
|
And suggested one way to revitalize cities and towns outside the eastern seaboard is to move thousands of government jobs into small towns.
|
|
Some council members say the timing is not right given attempts to revitalize the peace process and are likely to abstain, diplomats said.
|
|
All of them can bring needed unity and a country-first attitude that can rebuild trust in our politics and revitalize our democracy.
|
|
This investment is long overdue, and if Congress can pass an infrastructure bill, it could revitalize the nation's aging roads, bridges and highways.
|
|
Mr. Trump's campaign promise to revitalize American manufacturing was considered an important factor in his capturing Wisconsin and other battleground states in 2000.
|
|
The new Liberal government, Trudeau added, was determined to revitalize what he called Canada's historic role as a key contributor to U.N. peacekeeping.
|
|
"Opportunity Zones are helping to revitalize communities and create jobs for hardworking Americans," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement on Thursday.
|
|
"Opportunity Zones are helping to revitalize communities and create jobs for hardworking Americans," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement on Thursday.
|
|
The winner will be whoever convinces Illinois voters he will be able to revitalize the state's economy and stay aboveboard while doing it.
|
|
It's almost been a year since the Atari VCS was first teased by the holding company that hopes to revitalize the classic gaming brand.
|
|
"We need to be the Doctor Clark in New York City," Kanayama says of his plans to revitalize the dish for an American audience.
|
|
Get inspired with the Deep Asana blend that aims to restore and energize, or the Pure Prana blend that's supposed to cleanse and revitalize.
|
|
What it's about: An informative and impassioned call to revitalize our idea of the social or professional gathering and to create meaningful, enjoyable experiences.
|
|
But after Samsung struggled with weak sales in 2018, it's going to need eye-catching new features like this to revitalize its smartphone business.
|
|
Larsson's turnaround plan, called "The Way Forward" was designed with the idea to revitalize the company's core brand and get closer to the consumer.
|
|
Amazon had no plans to revitalize a struggling metropolitan area in the next great tale of the American Dream, as many believed it would.
|
|
At the Summer Academy typically mid-career artists/curators get a creative surge; revitalize their practice, gain fresh perspectives; strike out in new directions.
|
|
More recent efforts to revitalize the city's downtown have paid off in what is now a hip neighborhood filled with restaurants, shops and artisans.
|
|
Affleck-Graves chaired the finance and business economics department at Notre Dame and spent years studying what other cities had done to revitalize themselves.
|
|
The administration released a sweeping tax plan on Wednesday that does not include money to revitalize U.S. roads, bridges, airports or other public works.
|
|
If Trump can revitalize the auto industry could that create a higher demand for auto mechanics, which could in turn beget more job opportunity?
|
|
For all of Trump's passionate rhetoric, the two orders are small first steps in an ambitious trade agenda that seeks to revitalize American manufacturing.
|
|
The two leaders said Macron's election victory could revitalize the Franco-German relationship, which has long been the engine for binding EU member states.
|
|
Celebrity interior decorator Martin Amado is at your service with tips to revitalize your home office and closet, two busy spaces where clutter thrives!
|
|
Ignited by political rhetoric and President Donald Trump's promise to revitalize the U.S. manufacturing sector, the dialog can quickly become emotional, rather than factual.
|
|
The changes are part of a widespread attempt to revitalize South American club and international competitions and bring them more into line with Europe.
|
|
Teddy worked on education and health, and Bobby focused on community development, especially a public-private partnership to revitalize Brooklyn's blighted Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.
|
|
That means Republicans have to take their divided and demoralized base and find ways to energize them, excite them, rally them, and revitalize them.
|
|
It's one of a number of rural European settlements to experiment with selling off homes for $1 in a bid to revitalize the community.
|
|
The aid package should be designed solely to restore services and help revitalize the economy, not to provide a bailout for Puerto Rico's creditors.
|
|
Then, U.S. and Russian experts need to revitalize in-depth "strategic stability" talks, to explore both sides' concerns and how they might be addressed.
|
|
Now the company is looking to revitalize the entire travel experience by giving guests the option to experience city life with specialized guided experiences.
|
|
However, many were quick to point out that the last time Schultz vacated the role, he managed to revitalize the company's international market growth.
|
|
The Eye, a towering Ferris wheel, is one of the most popular attractions in the capital, and it has helped to revitalize the area.
|
|
Although classical music is on the decline in America, it's heartening to know that someone, somewhere in the world is attempting to revitalize it.
|
|
But at the restaurant inside the golden brains, the discussion centered around recent investments from the Russian government designed to revitalize the science sector.
|
|
The Trump White House is considering a bold new push for privatization to revitalize the space industry, according to internal documents obtained by Politico.
|
|
But wandering my neighborhood, progressing downtown toward Poké Stops — blue diamonds scattered among communities that revitalize your avatar's supplies — my world became suddenly foreign.
|
|
While increasing output in Fremont, Tesla is also figuring out how to manufacture as a multi-national and trying to revitalize its solar business.
|
|
I'm proud to have led a bipartisan effort to revitalize these programs and services that support nearly 11 million aging Americans and their caregivers.
|
|
Mr. Trump has seized on trade policy to prop up industries that he has promised to revitalize, such as manufacturing, by limiting foreign competition.
|
|
These performances may not be as rowdy as those the room once witnessed, but they will revitalize the space after years of lost glory.
|
|
The look In Alaska and other areas of the circumpolar north, women have been working in the last decade to revitalize a tattooing tradition.
|
|
If countries like China try to revitalize their economy by subsidizing polluting industries like steel and cement, emissions could soar in the coming months.
|
|
CHINA'S U.N. AMBASSADOR SAYS CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK HAS HAD 'NEGATIVE IMPACT' ON CHINESE ECONOMY, BUT COUNTRY IS DOING WHAT IT CAN TO REVITALIZE ITS ECONOMY
|
|
The retailer's e-commerce profile is on the rise, and it's important that it revitalize its digital sales growth to maximize its online potential.
|
|
On day one of my presidency, I'll take executive action to support and protect Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, and revitalize Temporary Protected Status.
|
|
His work to revitalize the city and help pull it back from the brink of bankruptcy attracted the attention of state Democratic Party leaders.
|
|
To get a boost during holiday time, you need to make sure that you spend your time with people who recharge and revitalize you.
|
|
We will expand and revitalize the popular 287(g) partnerships, which will help to identify hundreds of thousands of deportable aliens in local jails.
|
|
He will have to hire a new coach for next season, run the draft pick process and recruit stars to revitalize the fan base.
|
|
Apple hoped that Jobs would revitalize the Mac maker, whose stock had hit a 12-year low under Amelio's leadership and experienced crippling losses.
|
|
"The Gymboree acquisition provides us with the opportunity to revitalize the Gymboree brand across various channels," CEO Jane Elfers said in a separate statement.
|
|
The large brewery and restaurant revitalize the LoDo area of Denver, an early sign of the changes that were about to hit the city.
|
|
Companies like FedEx now feel threatened that the president, determined to revitalize U.S. manufacturing, has potentially thrown their China operations into jeopardy, Cramer explained.
|
|
The New Democrat Coalition laid out three major steps Congress should take to revitalize the nation's infrastructure: fund it, fix it and foster it.
|
|
Harris, who has struggled on the trail amid organizational challenges, is ramping up in Iowa as part of a plan to revitalize her bid.
|
|
"We've lost our history," said Mr. Hasan, who over the years has proposed several plans to revitalize Karachi's downtown while maintaining its street culture.
|
|
Bernie Sanders, Cory Booker, and Kirsten Gillibrand have all embraced a bold new idea they think will revitalize the American economy: a job guarantee.
|
|
While none of the commissioned artists attempt to redesign the game from scratch, their visual intrusions aim to revitalize how players see the sport.
|
|
But then Doug decides to go back to Earth as part of ARC—the Adaption and Revival Corps—to revitalize the original human home.
|
|
In San Francisco, the transformation of the Civic Center, directly opposite City Hall, will provide community housing and revitalize a 4,000 square foot community garden.
|
|
" Sophia: "I want to revitalize one of our great classic cities, and I had a personal stake in it because of my friendship [with Nia].
|
|
I know we are ready to revitalize the American Idea, so that the condition of your birth does not determine the outcome of your life.
|
|
Now, as all attention is directed toward the MoMA rehang, New Sanctuary Coalition is asking to revitalize its campaign, which started about two years ago.
|
|
So he and his staff worked to revitalize the annual Conservative Political Action Conference by moving it to a glitzier venue and signing new sponsors.
|
|
Louis XVI and Napoleon III each did their part to revitalize the grounds, and most recently they were replanted following a severe storm in 1999.
|
|
HQ Trivia's app store ranking has continued to sink the past three months, but it's hoping a new version on your television could revitalize growth.
|
|
Scotland will visit group leaders England at Wembley looking to revitalize their hopes of qualifying for the World Cup in Russia in two years' time.
|
|
This lush, gorgeous track is Gwenno's attempt to revitalize and expand the artistic output in a lesser-known British tongue that is 15 centuries old.
|
|
But these stories also propagate a myth that is keeping America's political leaders from focusing on what it will really take to revitalize our economy.
|
|
His press release claims MoviePass is "working to revitalize a declining industry," and provides some estimates about how much MoviePass contributes to AMC's bottom line.
|
|
If the V30S was repetitive, as Vlad wrote back in February, then LG isn't doing much of anything to revitalize things for the V series.
|
|
As an antidote, Warren called for a $2 trillion investment in environmental research, manufacturing and exports over the next decade to revitalize the industrial base.
|
|
Investing in the energy grid allows green power to piggy-back upon what will likely be a bipartisan federal movement to revitalize our nation's infrastructure.
|
|
The company has been trying to revitalize the line of dolls, including by changing to skin tones and adding plus-sized and hijab-wearing models.
|
|
It's also an attempt to revitalize the practice of "casual carpooling," aka "slugging," which first caught on in the US in the 1970s, Castor said.
|
|
In a world where meetings can be held with VR goggles or holograms, why can't part of Google's workforce help revitalize Wheeling by settling there?
|
|
To be sure, efforts to revitalize Karachi have achieved some success, most notably in curbing the violent crime for which the city had become notorious.
|
|
"We will work directly with state and local governments to give them the freedom and flexibility they need to revitalize our nation's infrastructure," he said.
|
|
The aluminum and steel tariffs imposed in March have begun to revitalize local industries, with aluminum smelters and steel mills hiring and making new investments.
|
|
Last month the Hatton Garden Business Improvement District (BID) launched a 2.5 million pound plan to revitalize the area with better marketing and a facelift.
|
|
His star only burned brighter as draft day neared and the reality that he could revitalize a hapless franchise became even more of a reality.
|
|
It was part of a plan to revitalize an area known as the Pearl District, transforming a depressed industrial area into a vibrant hipster community.
|
|
But the latest revamp by the former management consultant failed to revitalize ABB's stock, which has flatlined under his tenure while profits fell last year.
|
|
He has pledged to "expand and revitalize" a federal program known as 287(g), which empowers local police departments to help enforce federal immigration law.
|
|
And in Youngstown, Ohio, above, — a blue-collar Midwestern stronghold — residents are wrestling with whether a Manhattan billionaire can revitalize a struggling Rust Belt town.
|
|
And here it's about putting a publicly owned building and making it very open and visible and to help revitalize that part of the city.
|
|
Any effort to revitalize manufacturing will need to tackle predatory trade with China as well as an overvalued U.S. dollar that artificially inflates export costs.
|
|
Mr. Cuomo's so-called Buffalo Billion plan, a billion-dollar investment project aiming to revitalize Buffalo and western New York, has come under federal investigation.
|
|
What to watch: The pro-business Piñera will look to revitalize an economy struggling with slow growth and slumping copper prices, the country's chief export.
|
|
At one point, I start bringing in books, two bags a day, to revitalize a prison library that has not seen new ones in years.
|
|
They should seize this moment and the strength of the Resistance movement to usher in reforms that revitalize and strengthen voting rights across the country.
|
|
The building was demolished in 1996 to make way for Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, part of the city's effort to revitalize the Times Square area.
|
|
A number of Oaxacan youths are making efforts to "revitalize" these indigenous languages by playing sports like pelota mixteca and making frequent trips to Oaxaca.
|
|
As mayor, Buttigieg implemented a plan to revitalize South Bend, which expedited code enforcement to demolish 1,000 deteriorating houses in the same number of days.
|
|
Zuckerberg and Chan also donated $100 million to help revitalize New Jersey's Newark public school system, though that didn't go quite as well as planned.
|
|
But Bernie did revitalize the economy, worked with big business to make Burlington a livable city, preserved affordable housing and kept property taxes from rising.
|
|
On the other hand, a big margin of victory for Biden would revitalize his chances and reestablish him as the main centrist alternative to Sanders.
|
|
Ms. Meyercord said she toured a site in upstate New York that was aiming to revitalize a former manufacturing town with a film production facility.
|
|
Some of the recent demonstrations were aimed at President Hassan Rouhani, who easily won re-election last year on a promise to revitalize the economy.
|
|
House lawmakers next week will begin exploring ways to revitalize the nation's crumbling infrastructure with the promise of a massive legislative package on the horizon.
|
|
This is not the first time a town in Italy has flooded the market with $1 homes, hoping to revitalize the communities they sit in.
|
|
She helped revitalize Labour's popularity and strongly improved the prospects for a party that in the 2014 election won just 25 percent of the vote.
|
|
The conservancy is widely credited with helping to revitalize the park, and has served as a model for similar public-private partnerships across the country.
|
|
Perhaps more than the others, Warren is aiming to revitalize her campaign after Sanders's ascendance threatened to lock her out of the party's progressive base.
|
|
He has made it his mission to find a way to revitalize the art form, retaining its loyal audience while reaching out to new fans.
|
|
Op-Ed Contributor The N.A.A.C.P. announced two weeks ago that it will replace its current president as part of the latest effort to revitalize itself.
|
|
On Wednesday, Demers said law and lobbying firms and others should view the Skadden settlement as a wake-up call to revitalize their compliance practices.
|
|
Efforts to get banks to lend more freely to companies with growth potential are part of a broader push to help revitalize the country's economy.
|
|
Trump reportedly threatened to veto the bill if it put money toward the tunnel, which is part of the Gateway plan to revitalize rail transportation.
|
|
He said that the popularity of services like Spotify was helping revitalize an industry that was facing a bleak future only a few years ago.
|
|
Efforts to revitalize the line of dolls, including changes to skin tones and adding plus-sized and hijab-wearing models appeared to be paying off.
|
|
For people fighting to revitalize it, there are two big concerns, said Michael Cohen, a researcher with the Pacific Institute, a water-policy think tank.
|
|
Yet Yahoo&aposs attempt to revitalize the platform failed spectacularly, with the addition of ads and a lack on innovation driving away even more users.
|
|
Each brand touted that its BB cream wouldn't just cover your blemishes but also revitalize your skin with various kinds of vitamins and antioxidants added.
|
|
Those businesses face threats from the rise of the digital age, and have adapted to compete, helping to revitalize the city's economy in the process.
|
|
That is why I am the only candidate, from the very beginning of this campaign, who had a plan to help us revitalize coal country.
|
|
Both attempt to revitalize the same source material—but they're made in two radically divergent ways, with two radically divergent approaches to what makes Metroid tick.
|
|
Lowe didn't have an answer, but in 1993, gathered a group of local artists to see how they could use art to revitalize the Third Ward.
|
|
The prime minister took office in 2014 promising to revitalize Italy, but he has struggled to boost economic growth and create jobs after years of stagnation.
|
|
The bilingual workers include both young design interns and older pattern-makers, who represent two generations of Chinese immigrants coming together to revitalize their adopted homes.
|
|
Practicality likewise prevailed in the early 2000s, when Lopez Obrador was Mexico City mayor, and he and Slim teamed up to revitalize the decrepit historic center.
|
|
This council, which is made up of more than 20 CEO's of leading American manufacturers, was tasked with developing policies to revitalize the American manufacturing sector.
|
|
The strong rally gain was a gift to traders but it was not enough to revitalize the oil industry because the rally faced significant resistance barriers.
|
|
When Renzi took office in 2014, he was a youthful, new force nicknamed "Demolition Man", promising to revitalize a country mired in recession, bureaucracy and corruption.
|
|
In an effort to revitalize the island and preserve their culture, Bailey wants to bring residents back by using agriculture, specifically the Sapelo Island red pea.
|
|
When the spinoff was announced, Mayer said the company was working on a plan to revitalize the core business that would be announced early this year.
|
|
Together mom, Laine, a former lawyer, and daughter, Starsiak, a real estate agent, revitalize Indianapolis homes with plenty of charm and an impressive eye for design.
|
|
As national leaders move forward with plans to revitalize the U.S. economy, no single issue has more promise to unleash America's potential than comprehensive tax reform.
|
|
White also co-founded the National MLK Street Initiative, with the goal of galvanizing a national network of leaders to revitalize King streets across the country.
|
|
"This is the Republican plan to reform Wall Street and revitalize Main Street — all while protecting the financial futures of Americans," Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
|
|
Samara — not to be confused with Sakara, the vegan version of Blue Apron — is envisioned as a way to "revitalize" small towns with Airbnb-sponsored projects.
|
|
The "Fade" video rebranded Teyana Taylor as a sex symbol, giving her the exposure to revitalize her career, eclipsing her efforts as an R&B singer.
|
|
The plan was unveiled at a news conference by Gilbert and Pistons executive Arn Tellem, and officials said it is meant to help revitalize downtown Detroit.
|
|
Originally introduced some 25 years ago, a CDFI is a United States Treasury recognized private entity whose mission it is to revitalize communities in economic distress.
|
|
Clinton has been campaigning in Kentucky for the last couple of days, stressing her plans to revitalize the economy and her support for the coal industry.
|
|
Stabilizing coal demand, consistent natural gas prices, and a sympathetic Trump administration will offset weakness in coal prices and revitalize Peabody Energy, according to one analyst.
|
|
WRDA With Trump's $85033 trillion infrastructure plan on ice, the House will turn to a waterways bill designed to revitalize some of the nation's aging infrastructure.
|
|
"The purpose is to revitalize democracy in support of progressive institutions," Jane Sanders said of the Sanders Institute in a Wednesday interview with The Washington Post.
|
|
"We want to restart America's industrial capacity, revitalize economic growth, and ensure America's leading in the development of new, bourgeoning green energy industries," he told me.
|
|
He pointed to the firm's support of a nonprofit effort to revitalize the area called Purpose Built Communities, which aims to create affordable housing and jobs.
|
|
The goal is to revitalize the city as it enters what he referred to grandly as "a new era" of history, which he called Civilization 3.0.
|
|
Because despite Trump's airy boasts that he'll revitalize Appalachia and "put our coal miners back to work," he can't bring back all those lost coal jobs.
|
|
We are going to revitalize our economy, rebuild our infrastructure, repeal and replace ObamaCare, strengthen our military, defeat ISIS, end illegal immigration and put America first!
|
|
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 20043, and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 not only helped revitalize the skateboard industry, they created a phenomenon.
|
|
It's sat mostly abandoned for years until recently when the Presidio Trust launched a development process recruiting organizations to submit proposals that could revitalize the land.
|
|
The Swedish oat milk brand, with its irreverent ad campaigns and its full court press on third-wave coffee shops, helped revitalize the dairy-alternative category.
|
|
They warn that deep cuts to housing funds would force some people out of their homes and hollow out grant programs meant to revitalize urban neighborhoods.
|
|
It was started soon after President Trump was elected by a Seattle-based nonprofit organization called Citizen University, which aims to revitalize civic identity and action.
|
|
The French president, Emmanuel Macron, with his grand plans to revitalize the Continent, would succeed Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany as the union's de facto leader.
|
|
Built by London-based architecture firm AL_A, the $20m building is a commission of the EDP Foundation, which is working to revitalize the formerly industrial area.
|
|
Starbucks plans to thin out its executive ranks as part of a corporate reshuffling that it hopes will help revitalize sales and hasten its growth overseas.
|
|
A third Cuomo ally was convicted in a bid-rigging scheme linked to the "Buffalo Billion," the governor's costly economic plan to revitalize the upstate region.
|
|
In addition, it would provide an opportunity to discuss the situation in Tibet and to revisit, revitalize and advance U.S. support for the Middle Way approach.
|
|
The prospect of Britain joining the distant trade group could help revitalize TPP as well as bolster exports in the U.K. after Brexit, the report said.
|
|
And so that really led me on a whole pursuit of truth and figuring out what's the right way to revitalize and create opportunity for people.
|
|
Hoping to revitalize the area, the town fathers bought the land in 1928, and the Northport Village Park, with its community bandstand, was dedicated in 1933.
|
|
So, all those people lining up to buy Pineapple Express are creating a whole new industry for the state that will revitalize employment and the economy.
|
|
Op-Ed Contributor Last week President Trump again called to revitalize the United States military, most notably with a 10 percent increase in the defense budget.
|
|
Since then, however, the plan, according to nearly every South Bend resident CNN spoke to, has worked to revitalize downtown but has also made traffic worse.
|
|
On Thursday, the company said it will close 230 Gap stores over the next two years as part of its plan to "revitalize" the Gap brand.
|
|
N) said it would introduce more premium, healthy snacks and popular drinks to revitalize the struggling private-label business it bought from ConAgra Foods Inc (CAG.
|
|
Garcia, whose father first bought property in the area decades ago, said young soccer fans would help revitalize an area with a less than desirable reputation.
|
|
"Ultimately, we don't see National Beverage being able to revitalize LaCroix if it has been impaired to the degree we suspect it has," Mr. Grandet wrote.
|
|
On CNBC today, Ferro outlined some of his plans to revitalize the company, whose share price has dropped by nearly half over the last couple years.
|
|
It's a major stumble for the company, as early buzz around the Galaxy Note 2000 sparked hopes that it would help revitalize Samsung's flagging mobile business.
|
|
It's a major stumble for the company, as early buzz around the Galaxy Note 0003 sparked hopes that it would help revitalize Samsung's flagging mobile business.
|
|
It's been a major part of his pitch to voters as to how he could cleanse Washington, revitalize politics, make America great again, and so on.
|
|
Above all, we will begin to revitalize our deep connections in the local community and resume the dialog that has made Malheur a model of collaborative conservation.
|
|
"Donald Trump's Contract with the American Voter," presented in an October speech in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, vowed to "drain the swamp," revitalize the economy, and protect American workers.
|
|
Amanda Agati, PNC Financial's co-chief investment strategist, told CNBC's "Trading Nation" Friday that the she believed strong earnings in the third quarter would revitalize the markets.
|
|
Chief Executive Jes Staley is betting that an aggressive push in investment banking will revitalize profits and dividends against a backdrop of dwindling competition from European rivals.
|
|
Many smaller miners of such deposits closed during the market downturn of 2015 and 2016 and the nickel price hasn't moved enough to revitalize any of them.
|
|
The state-owned airline has been experienced financial difficulties that put its future in jeopardy as plans to revitalize the airline and make it profitable have failed.
|
|
Last week, Warren also proposed a plan to revitalize one current and one former agency that Congress relied on for policy information and the cost of bills.
|
|
Oils were rubbed on the body to revitalize it before it was covered with a kind of tree sap, wrapped in linen and magical amulets, and buried.
|
|
We often encourage people to use fertilizers during the grow seasons (spring-summer) as that helps to revitalize old soils and promote nutrient uptake in the roots.
|
|
And while VFA fellows deeply admire him personally, he did not manage to build the philanthropic juggernaut to revitalize urban America that he once promised he would.
|
|
"We want to revitalize the ancient Silk Road in order to better share the fruits of humanity's progress," Xi said following talks with Italian President Sergio Mattarella.
|
|
To stand out from the competition and revitalize its image as cheap but chic, Target has been focusing on its "signature categories" — style, baby, kids and wellness.
|
|
But there is no question that Mr. Obama has the power to revitalize clemency and deliver more justice to more people, if only he would wield it.
|
|
U.S. government officials say they want him to revitalize stalled legislation to place a cap on presidential term limits and assuage fears he will not cede power.
|
|
The plan is also to help revitalize the economy of the town of Coalinga, which lost one of its revenue streams when the prison closed in 2011.
|
|
In October, the Alphabet-owned company announced that it had formed a partnership with the city to revitalize a 12-acre swath of lakeside property called Quayside.
|
|
In Pittsburgh, the city is using the world-class tech talent groomed in its universities to revitalize the region and attract offices for numerous major internet firms.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chair of the House of Representatives appropriations committee introduced a bill on Wednesday that would channel $1 billion to revitalize battered coal-producing communities.
|
|
She follows those products with the Nurse Jamie EGF Platinum 3 Restorative Facial Elixir ($198) which is meant to revitalize your complexion using a mixture of oils.
|
|
Realizing this potential will create a new domestic supply chain potentially worth $70 billion, generate up to 36,85033 jobs over the next decade, and revitalize port communities.
|
|
This partnership opens a lot of doors for Pizza Hut and its parent company, that has been working hard to revitalize the brand over the last year.
|
|
The closing message of Democrats in 2018 is that in three weeks voters will have the power to revitalize democracy and restore decency in American public life.
|
|
Our focus on U.S. innovation and competitiveness will help revitalize rural communities that are currently being left out of the 21st Century's transformative technologies and interconnected economy.
|
|
She has been at the helm of the company since his death in 2007 and used her wealth to revitalize Beloit, Wisconsin, where the company is based.
|
|
Policy makers are trying to show creativity in finding ways to revitalize their economies — but out-there tactics like negative interest rates risk looking more like desperation.
|
|
The non-greasy formula is packed with powerful anti-aging ingredients including peptides, ceramides, hyaluronic acid, and niacinamide, which all help soften and revitalize tired skin overnight.
|
|
Third, we will revitalize the communities surrounding our public housing facilities by investing in programs to rehabilitate and transform the most severely distressed neighborhoods across the country.
|
|
Budgets are tight, and all of us in the federal government are looking for smart, cost-effective investments that create jobs and help revitalize the American economy.
|
|
More important, Bouchard-Hall said, people should understand that his plan to revitalize U.S.A. Cycling is a long-term approach that will eventually benefit elite athletes, too.
|
|
The housing scheme has been widely trialed throughout Italy as rural towns attempt to revitalize their communities and economies that have suffered at the hands of urbanization.
|
|
She has been at the helm of the company since his death in 2007 and used her wealth to revitalize Beloit, Wisconsin where the company is based.
|
|
Kim Severson has a terrific read in today's Food section of The Times on the chef Art Smith and his efforts to revitalize his hometown, Jasper, Fla.
|
|
You could argue that foldable smartphones might come without 5G, especially when you consider that something about current smartphones needs to change to revitalize the plateauing market.
|
|
The first challenge for Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe's President and successor to the iron-fisted Robert Mugabe, is to stabilize, then revitalize, an economy Mugabe left in ruins.
|
|
That could explain why Detroit even mulled creating a gayborhood out of thin air in an attempt to revitalize itself after the city went bankrupt in 2012.
|
|
The Scientist is the Skeksis who creates the machine that drains creatures of their "essence" so that the Skeksis can drink it and revitalize their own bodies.
|
|
Already, weekenders have helped revitalize the commercial districts in places like Narrowsburg and Livingston Manor, whose tiny downtowns have a vibrant mix of bistros and housewares shops.
|
|
" Mr. Maisel acknowledged that it's "a crowded environment out there," but he recalled being scoffed at for attempting to revitalize Marvel with so-called "D-list characters.
|
|
In Pennsylvania recently, I met with moderate suburban resistance activists who'd volunteered for Innamorato, thrilled to support a young woman who could help revitalize the Democratic Party.
|
|
On Thursday, in a bid to revitalize its China operation, the company announced what it called a strategic "new retail" partnership with the Chinese tech giant Alibaba.
|
|
It's not the only solution, but it's an important one to help revitalize our democracy, which for far too many Americans has devolved into a spectator sport.
|
|
The Briogeo Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave-In Conditioning Spray can be used to revitalize hair on no-wash days and to condition damp strands after a wash.
|
|
Over the past year, people have taken to the streets and sought to establish or revitalize organizations to resist the Trump presidency and advance broader social change.
|
|
Through gritty determination and creative diplomacy, we clearly have the ability to remake and revitalize many of the antiquated international organizations that today ill serve American interests.
|
|
The rezoning, which has been in the works for five years, is intended to revitalize what was once the core of corporate activity in New York City.
|
|
They benefit because refugees open businesses, revitalize towns, build friendships with their new neighbors, join U.S. citizen families through marriage, and are productive members of their communities.
|
|
At issue is a plan to revitalize the Grove United Methodist Church in Cottage Grove, a suburb of St. Paul and one of the church's two locations.
|
|
These are concrete, practical steps it can take to equip the incoming administration with tools to regain leverage and revitalize diplomatic efforts to end Syria's bloody war.
|
|
It's made 1890 presidents feel carefully optimistic about the potential to cultivate a new generation of black farmers who will revitalize communities like those surrounding their schools.
|
|
Not only will marijuana reset the state's financial health, it will foster a new wave of entrepreneurs and jobs that will revitalize depressed parts of the state.
|
|
Danaher said on Thursday it would spin off its dental unit into a publicly traded company, as the medical equipment maker seeks to revitalize a struggling business.
|
|
The lifting of the ban on cinemas was the country's latest move to relax regulations as part of a plan to revitalize Saudi Arabia's economy by 2030.
|
|
Neither attacking the notion of "women's work" nor mining its craft-based, collaborative potential to revitalize art practice is a new idea, though both are still needed.
|
|
In that speech, Trump sold tax reform as a way to help revitalize Main Street and pressed both Republicans and Democrats to take action on the issue.
|
|
Its parent company Yum Brands has been working hard to revitalize the brand over the last year since it has been a major drag on Yum's earnings.
|
|
The revitalization of the antitrust movement presents an opportunity to not only strengthen antitrust law, but also to revitalize the consumer movement needed for the digital age.
|
|
He's an enormously successful businessman and renowned philanthropist who has given a great deal of money to fight climate change, support gun control and revitalize America's infrastructure.
|
|
This problem defies easy solutions and it would be unwise to think that we can simply revitalize overnight communities that lost thousands of jobs over past decades.
|
|
Francisco agrees to have a rally in the South Bronx and formally endorse Koch, who promises to get him the money he needs to help revitalize the community.
|
|
Marissa Mayer, the chief executive, under scrutiny for how she plans to turn around the company's fortunes, said she was still trying to revitalize its core Internet business.
|
|
Way to announce pretty much nothing, LG. LG had expected the G5, released earlier this year, would help revitalize its declining smartphone sales and generate interest in modularity.
|
|
"The administration's misguided insistence that a border wall must be built is an affront to the just demands of border communities to revitalize and not militarize our region."
|
|
A lawyer with an easygoing manner, Ramaphosa has vowed to fight corruption and revitalize an economy that has slowed to a near-standstill under Zuma's scandal-plagued leadership.
|
|
While President-elect Donald Trump is promising to revitalize the economic growth, market watcher Evan Newmark told CNBC on Friday he believes the economy can easily be derailed.
|
|
Heir to the Empire and its sequels helped revitalize the franchise back in 1991, and kicked off a massive publishing project that became the Star Wars Expanded Universe.
|
|
The duo put on their home run derby four years after a players-owners labor conflict led to cancellation of the 1994 postseason and helped revitalize fan interest.
|
|
In short, we need policies focusing on particular places (cities or regions going through stress), in what are called place-based policies, to help restore and revitalize communities.
|
|
Italy's populist government is eager to boost trade rapidly in an effort to help revitalize the sickly economy, which has slipped into its third recession in a decade.
|
|
His mission was to go after Al Gore, and the administration's policies, in aggressive fashion to undercut their claims of having done so much to revitalize the economy.
|
|
She also foresaw the economic power of small businesses to revitalize neighborhoods and invigorate street life: Think of the hipster café, vintage store, and artisanal cheese shop economy.
|
|
The Hill's Ben Kamisar has the story: Donald Trump offered a plan to revitalize America's military by building up troop levels and ending caps on the military budget.
|
|
I don't know if this new Pro model will revitalize the iPad market, but with the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, Apple has certainly given it its best effort.
|
|
Quicken Loans, a mortgage lender and provider, is headquartered in Detroit and is working hard to revitalize its hometown by investing in its employees and the city itself.
|
|
Without deep economic reform, there is little prospect that Italy will be able to revitalize its sclerotic economy, which has continually underperformed the other major eurozone members' economies.
|
|
So they enlisted the help of local community gardens, and a solution to help revitalize one of the poorest boroughs was hatched in an unlikely form — hot sauce.
|
|
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders squared off during the Democratic primary on numerous climate-related issues, like how to revitalize coal country, the Clean Power Plan, and fracking.
|
|
Last week, Pincus and Reid Hoffman, the billionaire co-founder of LinkedIn launched Win The Future, or WTF, an initiative to revitalize a broken and beleaguered Democratic Party.
|
|
Ramaphosa was due to give more details about how he plans to tackle graft and revitalize economic growth on Friday in his first state of the nation address.
|
|
It would prioritize hiring residents from those neighborhoods to help revitalize them, an effort that would create over 240,000 new jobs a year, Data for Progress also found.
|
|
Meanwhile, Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh lives in a Las Vegas trailer park called "Llamapolis" that he created in 2014 as part of his efforts to revitalize the city.
|
|
Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask, $20, available at SephoraThis overnight lip mask combines hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, antioxidants, and minerals to help moisturize, revitalize and ultimately transform your lips.
|
|
"President Trump has the utmost confidence in the Secretary of State and looks forward to Mr. Tillerson implementing a bold agenda to revitalize American foreign policy," Anton said.
|
|
A trained lawyer with an easygoing manner, Ramaphosa has vowed to fight corruption and revitalize an economy which has slowed to a near-standstill under President Jacob Zuma.
|
|
The year 2015 was also when urban planning experts started to shout about how Uber's purported mission to revitalize cities and solve their transportation problems was utter bullshit.
|
|
Jake is just one of the many random civilians of cult-occupied Hope County who are the cornerstone in Ubisoft's plan to revitalize the series' flow and structure.
|
|
You're leaving behind what bores you and reconnecting with "the spark"—and while this might rock some of your relationships or plans, it could also revitalize your life.
|
|
But the launch is also part of efforts to revitalize the group's consumer products division, where growth is slow compared to its thriving luxury brands such as Lancome.
|
|
"I was always excited about those opportunities" to revitalize a part of the organization, he said, "and that dynamic was more valuable to me than the subject matter."
|
|
An 'Ancestral Memory' Inscribed in Skin: In Alaska and other areas of the circumpolar north, women have been working in the last decade to revitalize a tattooing tradition.
|
|
The authors were curious about some of the bolder claims being tossed around about urban farming — that it can revitalize blighted neighborhoods, say, or help combat food insecurity.
|
|
On Tuesday, the Hamilton Project at the Brookings Institution released a series of studies by some of the nation's top economic thinkers on policies to revitalize wage growth.
|
|
"We have a lot of plans to revitalize the Venezuelan economy and to move very rapidly," Mr. Kudlow said at an event sponsored by The Christian Science Monitor.
|
|
Native Arts and Cultures Foundation This Native-led nonprofit works to preserve, revitalize, and promote the artistic practices of American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian communities nationwide.
|
|
But over the last two years, in a bid to revitalize dwindling membership, the small group underwent a dramatic makeover, adopting, en masse, a new and uncommon faith.
|
|
And it has left the most economically troubled swaths of the country, the ones that Mr. Trump promised to revitalize, waiting for their share of the good times.
|
|
The company said it opened its first store in Ferguson in 2016 as part of an effort to help revitalize low- and medium-income communities around the country.
|
|
Above, a quiet road in Fair Haven, Vt. The initiative is part of a grant program designed to draw tech workers and revitalize the state's aging work force.
|
|
There, Prior helped revitalize the career of Olaf Kolzig, a peripatetic goaltender who spent the better half of his first eight years as a pro in the minors.
|
|
One of the many challenges that Japan faces is rural depopulation amid a fast decline in birth rate — but a recent trend may help revitalize some local economies.
|
|
He will deliver remarks at a Republican National Committee (RNC) gathering in Florida on Thursday, and the president will unveil a proposal to revitalize struggling communities on Friday.
|
|
In the clamor, it's easy to overlook the national consensus on a significant issue: the need to revitalize America's most crucial security alliance, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
|
|
During his final years at Chloride, Mr. Edwardes, then living in London, was appointed to the National Enterprise Board, a government body set up to revitalize British industry.
|
|
She was close to convincing her fiance, and her mother just had just committed to caucus for Warren, in part because of her plan to revitalize rural America.
|
|
Driving through Nevada, Iowa, he spotted the Camelot Theater and suggested a nationwide program to revitalize old playhouses that used to be hubs at the center of town.
|
|
Over the years, we have been bolstered by steady levels of family immigration, which has helped build communities, revitalize local economies, invest in small businesses and promote integration.
|
|
These concerns raise questions about how Australia's government is currently navigating its tourism crisis and what steps it should implement to repair and revitalize the $40+ billion industry.
|
|
A point of local pride, it has also been the centerpiece of an effort to revitalize downtown and repurpose its warehouses as art galleries, studios and event spaces.
|
|
Proponents of the plan claim that their trio of new skyscrapers will revitalize the neighborhood with improved greens spaces, affordable housing, and a community center for some residents.
|
|
As these kind of events proliferate across North America and around the world, they're providing new spaces for queer punk bands to revitalize a once-vital countercultural movement.
|
|
There's no thinking of how to revitalize economic development in a way that's sustainable for the future but radically changes our connection to place and still keeps people there.
|
|
New Mexico announced two years ago that it was joining other states in pushing an initiative to revitalize downtown districts in isolated, small towns by rehabilitating aging, historic theaters.
|
|
" Speaking for many of its counterparts, the Fresno Police Department explained the program's appeal by deeming it a tool to "revitalize its image in the eyes of its youth.
|
|
In Season 2, both sisters struggle to revitalize it to that status despite Emma's strained relationship with Vidalia, who kicked her out when she was younger for being queer.
|
|
Third, WBA plans to revitalize its beauty offering in the U.S., using elements of the successful Boots model including owned brands such as No 7, Soap & Glory and Botanics.
|
|
The northeast rustbelt province of Liaoning also introduced 16 measures to help revitalize private firms, and pledged to implement tax cuts, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday.
|
|
Cruz is also making a last-ditch effort to revitalize his campaign by saying Wednesday that Carly Fiorina would be his running mate if he won the GOP nomination.
|
|
"These numbers are like losing an entire prefecture," Shigeru Ishiba, a cabinet minister in charge of efforts to revitalize Japan's especially depopulated rural areas, said at a news conference.
|
|
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday evening, White House officials hailed the legislation as another "milestone" in the administration's mission to "revitalize the U.S. economy" by lifting barriers to business.
|
|
The aim is to revitalize American cities by supporting projects that help the cities attract and retain talent, expand economic opportunity and create a stronger culture of civic engagement.
|
|
If we have to rebuild and revitalize our roads and cities anyway, let's do it in a way that puts people, not cars, at the center of our future.
|
|
During his 403 presidential campaign, Trump's promises to revitalize the metals industry helped pave the way for wins in the former industrial heartlands of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
|
|
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China must adopt "extraordinary measures" to help revitalize the countryside and prevent its rural economy from falling further behind amid continuing urbanization, the country's agriculture minister said.
|
|
Mori, considered to be among candidates who could succeed Haruhiko Kuroda as BOJ governor, said years of aggressive monetary stimulus by central banks have failed to revitalize advanced economies.
|
|
Among the drugs in this new class are medicines known as PDL-1 or PD1 inhibitors that engage and revitalize the patient's own immune system to attack the cancer.
|
|
Trump has floated linking the two issues together in a bid to win bipartisan support for a $1 trillion package that would revitalize the nation's roads, bridges and airports.
|
|
With active users growing at a slower pace than the aforementioned platforms, Pandora has made heavy investments in international expansion, new acquisitions, and improved marketing initiatives to revitalize growth.
|
|
But of course, the space industry's infrastructure could be a lot more robust, and Bezos wants to revitalize it by lowering the cost of launching to space through reusability.
|
|
"We made a strategic decision—we're going to use that money to revitalize the public sector, because that's where people get care," Joia Mukherjee, the chief medical officer, recalled.
|
|
Traveling entourages that for many top players now include coach, hitting partner, physio and fitness trainer can also help revitalize bodies that, as they age, take longer to recharge.
|
|
A transportation research group is highlighting the worst traffic jams on U.S. highways as President Trump promises to revitalize the nation's ailing roads, bridges, tunnels and other public works.
|
|
MTV has been on a mission to revitalize its brand and restore its reputation with young viewers and women through a mix of unscripted shows and reality-TV shows.
|
|
Back with the U.S. army's tent problem, the solution, according to the inter-agency report, will require "decisive efforts to modernize and revitalize the domestic fiber and textiles industry".
|
|
The most dramatic example on the boards is a 20-year, $2 billion plan to revitalize five Smithsonian museums by expanding under the Victorian-era Smithsonian Castle and gardens.
|
|
Revitalize the forest products sector Without strong and diverse markets that use both high and low quality wood, our rural forested lands and rural economies will continue to suffer.
|
|
While the U.S. needs to sell contracts to revitalize its nuclear industry, the Saudis can turn to other nations if the U.S. is unwilling to pursue an equitable arrangement.
|
|
But for the last decade, Stallone's been working on a new idea for a Rambo sequel that might actually revitalize the franchise—by pitting Rambo against a goddamn monster.
|
|
The trip comes on the heels of Airbnb's inaugural sabbatical program this spring, which sent five individuals to help revitalize the historic town center of Grottole in southern Italy.
|
|
"The app is another strategy to help revitalize and promote the Indigenous languages," said Alex Wadsworth, who oversees FirstVoices, IT and language mapping for the First Peoples' Cultural Council.
|
|
He can't change the president, but he can make it his mission to revitalize America's diplomatic corps and get back to trying to solve problems in the real world.
|
|
In the contest between Pritzker and Rauner in January, the winner will be whoever convinces Illinois voters he can revitalize the state's economy and stay aboveboard while doing it.
|
|
" On specific issues, Mr. Trumka criticized Mr. Trump for failing to "label China as a currency manipulator" and said the president had rejected plans to "revitalize our coal communities.
|
|
On Thursday, Airbnb said it could help revitalize Japan's regions outside of big tourist destinations like Osaka and Kyoto and help drive reuse of Japan's millions of empty homes.
|
|
The project will use 1,110 trees, 2,500 shrubs, and a total 23 local tree species, to cover the facade of the two buildings and help revitalize the region's ecology.
|
|
We who want to revitalize our democracy, fight against inequality and for justice, and work for change need to be able to imagine a very different, exciting alternative future.
|
|
And I Feel Bad doesn't yet promise to revitalize the topic: The show's writing is thin, as if it has only just discovered that particular conversation about female identity.
|
|
It was a victory for President Hassan Rouhani, who was sworn into office on Saturday after being re-elected this year promising to revitalize an economy hurt by sanctions.
|
|
Chávez, the 31-year-old son of the boxer Julio César Chávez Sr., was trying to revitalize a career derailed by failed drug tests, weight issues and lax training.
|
|
Instead, Yang wants to revitalize Congress and the government with new tools and officials to help guide the industry in a healthier direction, rather than break it up entirely.
|
|
This year, the City Council voted 4 to 1 to stop an effort to revitalize another mall, the Oaks, that would have included 280,000 square feet of office space.
|
|
Rose, known for representing high-profile players such as Carmelo Anthony, is expected to assume the new role on March 113 in a bid to revitalize a struggling franchise.
|
|
ROME — Italy's education minister, who had vowed to revitalize the country's schools and introduce lessons on climate change in every grade nationwide, has resigned, citing a lack of funding.
|
|
The proposals are part of Steyer's broader plan to revitalize the middle class, which also includes proposals to invest in infrastructure and workforce-development programs and strengthen labor protections.
|
|
Back then, Mr. Joko won by a small margin, on a platform promising a grand maritime strategy for Indonesia and to revitalize the economy partly through major infrastructure projects.
|
|
Through a local initiative, Fort Smith has become a cultural center for artists like San Miguel to work on their projects, help revitalize the neighborhoods, and brighten up people's days.
|
|
With support from the British Council and the Argentinian embassy in the UK, the production represents an effort to revitalize an examination of the Falklands War almost 37 years later.
|
|
To revitalize traffic and sales in its remaining established stores, which recorded their third straight quarterly sales decline in the holiday period, Target will improve their appearance and visual merchandising.
|
|
And so we bought that with the promise to revitalize it and bring it back to life and make it, again, the sort of centerpiece of the Detroit mobility ecosystem.
|
|
It would bolster the FBI's domestic counterterrorism staff, revitalize the Department of Homeland Security's efforts to counter violent extremism, and study the link between white supremacist groups and gun violence.
|
|
But Facebook is now testing a pivot away from its core identity of connecting you with existing friends so it can revitalize the social graph and keep people coming back.
|
|
The story at this point is well-told: the formerly down-on-its-luck Tennessee city brought its community together in the 1003s and 1990s to revitalize its downtown area.
|
|
In the face of declining real estate and retail markets, Blake decided to revitalize Home Depot by creating a new emphasis on customer service and an employee-centric corporate culture.
|
|
The stake sale will test the interest of some of the largest consumer food companies, which are looking to revitalize their sales as consumers turn to novelty and healthier alternatives.
|
|
During a 2013 trip to Miami with her BFF Jonathan Cheban, Kardashian West tried the treatment, which uses your own blood and a micro-needling technique to revitalize the skin.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - China expects its soybean output to hit the highest level in 219 years in 84.9.56/23, boosted by a plan to revitalize the nation's production of the oilseed.
|
|
TOKYO (Reuters) - Renewed turmoil in global markets is beginning to erode investor confidence in Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's pledge to revitalize the economy through his massive 'Abenomics' stimulus program.
|
|
And with Bannon by his side, Trump reportedly plans to gut carbon emission regulations, slash funding for America's main climate change research agency, and revitalize the high-emitting coal industry.
|
|
The president has often railed against the "war on coal," and has pledged to revitalize the industry, reversing course from the Obama administration's efforts to pivot toward renewable energy sources.
|
|
Yet, congressional attempts to revitalize the country's transportation infrastructure -- which now ranks 11th in the world after slipping from No. 1, according to the World Economic Forum -- have gone nowhere.
|
|
Peck said that Twitter's new board seems to fully support co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey, who returned permanently less than a year ago to help revitalize the company's product.
|
|
Airbus is in the midst of two major product changes designed to revitalize its portfolio through the 2020s, but which also spell the end of its two existing cash lifelines.
|
|
The election of the first woman to the White House could revitalize stalled issues of workplace equality, said Jeanne Crain, 56, the chief executive of a bank in St. Paul.
|
|
This was demonstrated by the understanding we have reached with the EU to work on the refugee issue and regional challenges, as well as to revitalize Turkey's EU accession talks.
|
|
Revel, a casino and resort with nearly 1,100 rooms, more than a dozen restaurants, and a $2.4 billion price tag, looked like it was going to revitalize struggling Atlantic City.
|
|
Years later, Motorola tried to revitalize the Razr brand by putting the name on a series of Android handsets: the Droid Razr, the Droid Razr HD, and the Razr Maxx.
|
|
Despite all that the Indian government has done to revitalize the country's struggling banking sector, one crucial element remains missing from its effort: New Delhi isn't forking over enough cash.
|
|
More than 20 corporate developments are planned to revitalize Rio in the downtown Porto Maravilha area - the main legacy project of the Games - including hotels and the five Trump towers.
|
|
At the very least, Congress would need to revitalize the committee and subcommittee system, and give individual members space to work across party lines and become long-term policy entrepreneurs.
|
|
We will expand and revitalize the popular 287(g) partnerships, which will help to identify hundreds of thousands of deportable aliens in local jails that we don't even know about.
|
|
McKinsey and Mr. Molefe set out to revitalize the agency by buying as many as 193,219 new locomotives in what would be the biggest government procurement in South African history.
|
|
At the same time, no one wants to be perceived as linking the Viewing Platform to a broader marketing campaign to revitalize New York's tourist economy; this would be distasteful.
|
|
The outpouring of anger was directed not only at Mr. Rouhani, who won re-election promising to revitalize the economy, but also at the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
|
|
Chen Hsiao-li, a Kaohsiung resident who runs a small shop selling betel nuts and cold drinks near Weiwuying, said she thought the arts center would help revitalize the neighborhood.
|
|
Luke and Lucie Meier hired to revitalize Jil Sander After three years as creative director, Rodolfo Paglialunga left Jil Sander, the house owned by the Japanese fashion conglomerate Onward Holdings.
|
|
The outpouring of anger was directed not only at President Hassan Rouhani, who won re-election promising to revitalize the economy, but also the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
|
|
The Appalachian region of Pennsylvania and West Virginia are large fracking producers, and the plant could help revitalize the industry which has been hit hard by lower natural gas prices.
|
|
Prioritizing lending to public health, clean energy and infrastructure modernization, the IIIB could push money out to community banks across the country to revitalize infrastructure in U.S. states and territories.
|
|
In 2009, the Obama administration vowed to revitalize the agency and hired career officials who brought in many new lawyers with experience working for traditional, liberal-leaning civil-rights organizations.
|
|
France's energetic young president, Emmanuel Macron, has made lightening the code — a touchstone of French economic life for over a century — the centerpiece of his promise to revitalize the economy.
|
|
That was always the idea; the foundation funded the development of the original master plan with a donation of 22.4 million euros, or $225 million, hoping to revitalize the area.
|
|
The video, released on Thursday announcing national prizes to revitalize the arts in Brazil, quickly went viral, attracting outrage due to its at times word-for-word similarity to Goebbels.
|
|
" McGinness's goal, according to a project statement, was "to bring back the artist's studio space as an environment for social exchange and revitalize the practice of artist's studio as salon.
|
|
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said Trump has done nothing to invest in America's infrastructure, has rejected plans to revitalize the coal community and has been too timid on trade.
|
|
Tishman Speyer and the Irvine Company acquired the building from MetLife in 2005 and began thinking about how to revitalize the structure, including a plan to bring the mural back.
|
|
But he has shown courage, especially in his support of the European Union and his resistance to disparaging caricatures of refugees, and he is determined to revitalize a stagnant France.
|
|
The sale of new stock, known as a rights offering, has become a popular but controversial strategy to revitalize bankrupt energy companies, because of large fees awarded to select creditors.
|
|
Yet, congressional attempts to revitalize the country's transportation infrastructure — which now ranks 220006th in the world after slipping from No. 2202, according to the World Economic Forum — have gone nowhere.
|
|
The next President must revitalize the dynamics between Congress, federal agencies, and whole industries, bringing integrity back to our democracy if our economy and consumers are expected to truly stabilize.
|
|
It's a smart way to reduce housing costs, create long-term community wealth, revitalize local job markets and reduce air pollution and the heavy toll it takes on residents' health.
|
|
In the wake of these troubles, the beleaguered pizza chain hired Bozoma Saint John of Endeavor Global Marketing, who assisted Uber during its campaign to revitalize its image last year.
|
|
These reforms include: infrastructure investments to revitalize poor communities, student loan reform to lighten debt loads and legislative change to make it easier for those with criminal records to work.
|
|
In March, President Xi Jinping said more effort should be made to encourage talented university graduates and overseas returnees to move to rural areas to revitalize them and boost innovation.
|
|
The immigrant groups and their Portuguese-born children have helped revitalize areas of the cities once in disrepair and have a presence in everything from professional soccer teams to popular culture.
|
|
Booker was elected mayor as a reformer with a vision to revitalize the struggling city yet high unemployment rates and violent crime continued to plague Newark while he was in office.
|
|
Tumblr itself was acquired by Yahoo for $1.1 billion in 2013 during the Marissa Mayer era as an attempt to revitalize and steer new, younger users to the sinking internet staple.
|
|
And those elites, who want to saddle the party with a deeply flawed candidate in Hillary Clinton, have exacerbated tensions by blaming those who want to renew and revitalize the party.
|
|
She explains that changing the collection of throw pillows on your beds, sofas, and chairs allows you to mix up the color in a room, which can totally revitalize a space.
|
|
The Chilean Association of Entrepreneurs (Asech) helped pass the law just before the entirely government-funded initiative, Start-Up Chile, emerged to revitalize the country's position as a global, innovative leader.
|
|
The developer's efforts to revitalize group meetups are a clear callback to the initial frenzy of Pokémon Go, when players would flock to local parks or attend player-initiated bar crawls.
|
|
Airbnb recently announced the five lucky winners of its Italian Sabbatical giveaway— an all-expenses paid, three-month trip to help revitalize a village at risk of disappearing in southern Italy.
|
|
As we've grown our subscriber base, we've seen a dramatic increase in movie theater attendance among our subscribers, which proves to us that MoviePass is working to revitalize a declining industry.
|
|
Ramaphosa, a former trade union leader who later became a businessman and is now one of the richest people in South Africa, has vowed to fight corruption and revitalize the economy.
|
|
Democrats looking for new blood to revitalize their party are taking a close look at New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu, who is suddenly being discussed as a dark-horse presidential nominee.
|
|
So Cox, the company's fourth leader in as many years, devised a way to revitalize the brand, and bring back the breezy SoCal image that dictated its popularity a decade ago.
|
|
Brian Sandoval and his decisive action to form the "Governor's Accord for a New Energy Future," an initiative to revitalize our country's electrical grid with a bipartisan group of 17 governors.
|
|
One of the biggest announcements (literally) of the show is likely to be the Continental, widely viewed as Lincoln's latest effort to revitalize and reinvent itself as a serious luxury contender.
|
|
CNN political commentator Van Jones said that while "a real resistance to Trump's ideas and his policies," will revitalize political activism, he hopes that activists will be proactive in their approach.
|
|
They say these incidents "downplay and revitalize the Ustashe regime" that controlled the country during the war, and they have decided to organize separate commemoration ceremonies in Jasenovac later this month.
|
|
Since taking office, the president has proposed massive cuts to federally funded climate research, issued an executive order to repeal Obama-era climate regulations, and vowed to revitalize the coal industry.
|
|
A rustic hamlet on the Swiss border is the latest in a series of small towns and villages to consider offering homes for $1 in a bid to revitalize their communities.
|
|
Argentine President Mauricio Macri and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro plan to revitalize the Mercosur trade region, providing simpler access to Latin American markets, assuming farm lobbies can be brought on board.
|
|
The changes, coming fast after years of wrangling, are part of a city plan to revitalize about 503 city blocks on and around the waterfront, around eight miles south of Washington.
|
|
The IRS has lost its edge when it comes to investigating wealthy Americans, but a Democratic president could revitalize it, which may have adverse consequences for Trump in the long run.
|
|
The grounds are as important as interiors at Lyndhurst, which in 2015 received a $500,000 state matching grant to help revitalize the lower landscape between the mansion and the Hudson River.
|
|
While the Trump administration has yet to say whether it supports the tax credit increase, the measure could also be a boon to the coal industry, which Trump wants to revitalize.
|
|
To revitalize its sales and encourage diners to return, the brand has implemented strategies like digital ordering, delivery and adding new menu items that it hasn't pursued aggressively in the past.
|
|
Buttigieg implemented "Smart Streets" in South Bend, which involved converting one-way streets to two-way, adding bike lanes, and building new sidewalks in an effort to revitalize the city's downtown.
|
|
The signs were designed to revitalize public outcry about the deadly fire that engulfed Grenfell Tower, the London public housing project that has come to symbolize bureaucratic neglect of the poor.
|
|
Announcing the date of the election in the oil industry's corporate hub Calgary on Tuesday, Notley emphasized her government's commitment to health and education and its efforts to revitalize Alberta's economy.
|
|
"To this end, we want to swiftly revitalize existing dialogue channels and start our contacts as soon as possible to address issues on our agenda," foreign ministry spokesman Hami Aksoy said.
|
|
But mainly, he has indicated that it was part of his grand design to make the area more attractive to young families, strengthen the year-round economy and revitalize the region.
|
|
We hope our work doesn't simply help revitalize and normalize te reo Māori for future generations of New Zealanders, but enables it to be shared, learned and valued around the world.
|
|
He underscored some conspicuous first-term accomplishments, like his successful backing of a referendum to bring casino gambling to Atlantic City, at the time a shabby resort community, to revitalize it.
|
|
Climate solutions and inclusive prosperity for the 21st century will come from new value-added agricultural production, community-led economic growth, and resilient infrastructure that will help to revitalize local economies.
|
|
The video, released on Thursday announcing national prizes to revitalize the arts in Brazil, quickly went viral, attracting outrage due to its at times word-for-word similarity to Goebbels' speech.
|
|
The video, released on Thursday announcing national prizes to revitalize the arts in Brazil, quickly went viral, attracting outrage due to its at times word-for-word similarity to Goebbels' speech.
|
|
For AES, it could signify an important step for a long-troubled conventional-energy relic that is seeking to revitalize itself as a powerhouse in battery storage and other advanced technologies.
|
|
"We just thought it was a really good opportunity for us to revitalize the way we look at cars, at Buick," said Doug Osterhoff, marketing manager for the Buick Regal line.
|
|
After considering the options of a federal bailout or nationalizing the industry, Congress opted in 1980 to deregulate railroads to revitalize the industry and improve consumer welfare as quickly as possible.
|
|
"This substantial contribution will play a critical role in the coalition's efforts to revitalize communities, such as Raqqa, that have been devastated by ISIS terrorists," the embassy said in a statement.
|
|
Previously, the chain had launched several initiatives to revitalize the brand, including a refreshed advertising campaign, a nationwide rollout of queso dip, and testing new items, such as salads and desserts.
|
|
Trump reportedly threatened to veto the bill to fund the government through September if it put money toward the tunnel, which is part of the Gateway plan to revitalize rail transportation.
|
|
They live in Freeport, Grand Bahama, where the Coral Vita team launched their first coral farm to revitalize reef health to sustain marine life and the welfare of the Bahamian people.
|
|
Medellín's cable car system, which began operating in 2004, has helped revitalize some of the city's most troubled neighborhoods, part of a renewal that includes gardens, a museum and a library.
|
|
"We listened very carefully and he listened to us about the agenda that this administration has put forward to really revitalize the American manufacturing economy," Liveris told reporters after the meeting.
|
|
BOGOTA, June 4 (Reuters) - Seven companies have put in bids for 0003 oil exploration contracts in Colombia, the government said on Tuesday, as the Andean country seeks to revitalize its oil sector.
|
|
Mr. Obama should note that Cuba's leaders could be doing far more to revitalize the island's languishing economy, which would stem the flow of people seeking to leave for better futures elsewhere.
|
|
"We have to accelerate the banking union and revitalize the concept of a capital markets union in Europe," Christian Sewing, CEO of Deutsche Bank, said at Frankfurt's European Banking Congress on Friday.
|
|
Late in a rollicking and unexpected news conference, Trump took a question from Ryan, who asked about his campaign promise to revitalize the American urban centers he frequently described in bleak terms.
|
|
In the mid 2000s, development plans to "revitalize downtown" attempted to tear down vast stretches of South El Paso and Segundo Barrio, one of the oldest Mexican neighborhoods in the United States.
|
|
Formed in 1981, the trade organization aimed to revitalize the practice by supplying chemicals to its member pharmacies, sharing its recipes (or "formulas") with them, and later promoting compounding in pharmacy schools.
|
|
Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh, who has been spearheading the Downtown Project, a $350 million initiative to revitalize the city, is just one of the world-renowned entrepreneurs with an eye on Vegas.
|
|
The most recent dispute began in earnest last year, when the Volusia County Council moved to entice hotel developers to help revitalize the once-celebrated, now-scruffy beachside portion of Daytona Beach.
|
|
Both are informative and interesting videos, but they're also indicative of the modern resurgence of fighting games and the ways that their returning popularity allows developers to revitalize themselves and their franchises.
|
|
"A systemic solution to the banking sector could be a chance of turning the current growth-banks-politics vicious circle into a virtuous one and revitalize the reform process," the report said.
|
|
Federal prosecutors had accused Kaloyeros of helping to fix bids for "Buffalo Billion," an economic development project to invest $1 billion to revitalize the area around Buffalo, the state's second largest city.
|
|
The Galaxy Note 9 is expected to be unveiled on August 9th, but it might take something a little more flashy — like a foldable phone, perhaps — to revitalize consumer interest once again.
|
|
Since taking over 18 months ago, Staley has scaled back the bank's geographic footprint and emphasized investment banking, although his attempts to revitalize this have been clouded by U.S. and British investigations.
|
|
His stated commitment to revitalize nightlife may have far-reaching benefits for London—it may also set a precedent for other global cities to save theirs, including in the US and Canada.
|
|
Beto O'Rourke has been taking some down time to figure out how to revitalize his campaign after he dipped in the polls Beto O'Rourke rejects Elizabeth Warren's plan to break up Amazon
|
|
Kreiz declined to give more information about how the company plans to revitalize the American Girl and Fisher-Price brands, but promised more clarity ahead of New York Toy Fair next week.
|
|
Trump had appeared to revitalize dialogue efforts when he met Kim on the border between the Koreas last month and said they had agreed to resume working-level talks stalled since Hanoi.
|
|
Infrastructure grant programs are expected to be on the chopping block in the White House budget, according to one GOP senator, despite President Trump's promise to revitalize U.S. roads, bridges and airports.
|
|
My source says Yik Yak has built a direct messaging feature that it's preparing to release, but even jumping into the chat sphere might not be enough to revitalize the wounded animal.
|
|
Cold Foam could revitalize Starbucks' beverage sales, particularly as cold drinks become a greater portion of the company's business, having grown from 37 percent five years ago to 50 percent in 2017.
|
|
Detroit Denim was founded by Yelsma in 2010 when he became "tired of the corporate rat race" and saw the opportunity to revitalize his city by tapping into local designers and fabricators.
|
|
They worked with mayors and local leaders, and the project sought to improve neighborhood blight, enhance education and revitalize communities from a local vantage point rather than a Washington-knows-best perspective.
|
|
In 2009, aiming in part to revitalize street traffic in the area, Ms. Srebnick's father, Tony Goldman, established Wynwood Walls, a showcase for street art that has grown into an international attraction.
|
|
The city's Chief Resilience Officer, with the help of AmeriCorps volunteers and a blueprint from Cities of Service, gathered local citizens to determine the best ways to revitalize and maintain the garden.
|
|
Instead of thinking about his career at Goldman as "a set of rungs on the ladder," Holmes said, he was more drawn to the chance to revitalize a part of the organization.
|
|
Wall Street's top regulator said on Thursday it would allow all companies to file paperwork confidentially for initial public offerings (IPO), in a move designed to revitalize the market for share sales.
|
|
For the party's anti-Trump forces, a victory for Mr. Cruz promised to revitalize hopes that Mr. Trump could be denied a delegate majority, potentially resulting in a contested convention in July.
|
|
Attempts to revitalize the fish faltered for decades until stocked king (referred more frequently as chinook in Pulaski) and coho salmon finally made their way inland to spawn in the late 1960s.
|
|
Having swept to power two years ago promising to revitalize Asia's third-largest economy, Modi has boosted spending on defense and infrastructure, while consumer demand has risen thanks to lower interest rates.
|
|
The secretary of Housing and Urban Development has enormous opportunity, to help individuals and families, to revitalize neighborhoods, and to help people of all income levels better participate in our economic success.
|
|
There are several contrasts at play in this exchange, as Chris tries to come up with ways to revitalize Mama Fina's, his grandfather's struggling restaurant, like making a chicken tikka masala taco.
|
|
Dr. William J. Barber II founded the Moral Monday movement in North Carolina and helped to revitalize Dr. King's Poor People's Campaign, integrating environmental justice as a major part of the platform.
|
|
Stephen G. SmithKensington, Ohio To the Editor: It is in America's economic interest to demonstrate the political will to begin to revitalize our rural communities, regardless of how difficult it may seem.
|
|
Just as effectively, for readers with a pre-existing condition of enthusiasm for western American history and literature, this book will refresh and revitalize interpretations that may be ready for some rattling.
|
|
In effect, we've decided to protect ourselves by keeping terrorists off balance, but the effects of the tactics we've used to do this has been to revitalize the jihadist movement in general.
|
|
He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 03 for helping to revitalize the UN and, as the New York Times writes, crafted a new "norm of humanitarian intervention" for the organization.
|
|
Horowitz argued that the news represented a profound change for Google, one that would take it from peacetime to war as Larry Page prepared to revitalize the company and take on Facebook.
|
|
Soto's celebration of Quechua comes as Peru takes steps to revitalize the oral tradition while also grappling with entrenched racism against indigenous people, who make up about a fifth of the population.
|
|
Even Warren's blockbuster debate performance a few weeks ago that brought in tens millions of dollars — and almost singlehandedly crushed the candidacy of Michael Bloomberg — wasn't enough to revitalize the senator's campaign.
|
|
The incoming tariffs are the most significant to date from a President who campaigned on a promise to correct the US' global trade imbalance, particularly with China, and to revitalize US manufacturing.
|
|
New use of offset agreements — which have provided our trading partners with past success at our expense — could help revitalize American industries and bring a new sense of balance to trade relationships.
|
|
The budget would eliminate the Choice Neighborhoods program, which awards grants to neighborhoods with deteriorating public and federally assisted housing, arguing that states and local governments are better able to revitalize neighborhoods.
|
|
Christopher J. Swift, the chief executive of The Hartford, an insurance company whose history dates back over 200 years, pointed to some initiatives that he believed could begin to revitalize the city.
|
|
John Hickenlooper officially kicked off his presidential campaign Thursday in Denver's Civic Center Park, blocks from the neighborhood that he helped revitalize and, in turn, the area that launched his political career.
|
|
Barb Ewing runs the Youngstown Business Incubator, and believes in the power of entrepreneurship to revitalize the local economy — but less is known about the power to create enough work for everyone.
|
|
Ever since Donald Trump won the presidential election — having promised to revitalize the manufacturing sector — he has frequently reiterated that promise and touted every possible sign of progress in speeches and tweets.
|
|
The Nets have a bleaker outlook; they are bereft of picks after a disastrous 2013 trade with the Celtics and have turned to dealing for depressed assets that they hope to revitalize.
|
|
Planned to sit on a granite quarry near the Loire river, the tree is envisioned as a way to attract tourists and help revitalize the neighborhood of Chantenay, a spokesperson told Hyperallergic.
|
|
Earlier this month, she agreed to buy cancer drug specialist Tesaro for $5.1 billion to try to revitalize its pharmaceuticals business, a high-priced acquisition that was poorly received by the market.
|
|
The intimacy, catharsis, and the simple fun of sex can restore and revitalize us, helping us have the energy and focus to take on the bullshit and support those who need us most.
|
|
Say goodbye to old swimwear, boring summer dresses, and battered sandals, and say hello to a few effortlessly elegant, easy pieces that will revitalize your getaway looks for a beach or city break.
|
|
The proceeds from these three dinner will help revitalize the Midway Barn, painted in Wright's signature burnt red and topped with a spire that can be seen from almost anywhere in the fields.
|
|
Previously the athletic director at Washington University in St. Louis, a Division III school, Whitman had been brought in both to revitalize Illini athletics, and to restore some lost integrity to the program.
|
|
LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - Christopher Bailey, who fashioned Burberry into a global label, will part ways with the British trench coat maker next year as its new chief executive moves to revitalize the brand.
|
|
If you're not totally ready to commit to a whole new bed, you can still revitalize your existing one with a super-cushy topper that's pretty much a giant hug in mattress form.
|
|
In a trendy part of Manhattan known more for art galleries than car dealerships, Cadillac is taking the next step in its efforts to revitalize its brand image and reach a new audience.
|
|
" Yang is the founder of Venture for America, a nonprofit that reported a revenue of $6.9 million in 2016, that places college graduates at startups "to revitalize American cities and communities through entrepreneurship.
|
|
In February, Hussle and business partner Dave Gross also spent "a couple million" to buy a strip mall near where he grew up, in order to help revitalize the neighborhood, according to Forbes.
|
|
So far, the stability from low rates has been enough for the market to function, Wieting said, but a rate increase would revitalize certain areas of the market, such as the utilities sector.
|
|
In February, Hussle and business partner Dave Gross also spent "a couple million" to buy a strip mall near where he grew up, in order to help revitalize the neighborhood, according to Forbes.
|
|
Yet to truly revitalize the millions it churned with crummy onboarding, and magnetize the masses that feel they already have a friendly audience on other social networks, Twitter may need more drastic change.
|
|
Howard and Davidson told McDougal this part of the deal would be a "big opportunity" because she was "old now," and promised they would "kickstart and revitalize your career," according to the lawsuit.
|
|
This is the first of two major new paid services Apple plans to launch this year, as part of a major effort to revitalize its business in the face of flagging iPhone sales.
|
|
M&S faces unrelenting competition both in clothing and food on the high street and online, while efforts to revitalize its business are being hampered by an ongoing squeeze on consumers' spending power.
|
|
All of these upgrades will help revitalize interest in skinny laptops and open the door to more powerful versions of machines like the Surface Laptop, Dell XPS 13, and of course, Apple's MacBook.
|
|
Whereas the CPP was a blueprint for the gradual elimination of the coal industry, the Trump initiative seeks to revitalize an energy source that currently supplies about 85033 percent of the nation's electricity.
|
|
"Making progress on the fight against corruption and reforming the electricity sector will be essential to restore confidence, revitalize the economy and promote growth, stability and employment in the long term," he added.
|
|
HUD's blessing brought far greater resources to bear, with city, county and nonprofits using the grant to attract another $173 million to revitalize or replace 1,125 housing units, making them all lead-safe.
|
|
His work is part of a slowly gathering movement that he and other cooks are calling "new Native American cuisine," or "indigenous cuisine" — an effort to revitalize native food cultures in contemporary kitchens.
|
|
Sagarmatha will tap the Johannesburg equity market as investors and business leaders bet newly elected President Cyril Ramaphosa will follow through on promises to revitalize the economy and push through business-friendly policies.
|
|
That is the rough total of a potentially crushing debt load on Penney's balance sheet, a ticking time bomb that could derail Soltau's attempt to revitalize the 117-year-old department store chain.
|
|
At the time that the Yahoo purchase of Tumblr from its CEO and founder David Karp was completed, it was clear that the ancient internet company was looking for something to revitalize it.
|
|
Mr. Trump's use of tariffs as a cudgel to revitalize manufacturing in the United States is forcing changes across large multinational companies, though they may not always be the changes the president seeks.
|
|
Airbnb, the short-term home rental service that has drawn flak for triggering overtourism in big cities, has said it can help drive the use of empty homes and revitalize Japan's rural regions.
|
|
And it's economic malpractice: Refugees return more in taxes than they receive in benefits, revitalize towns whose best days seemed behind them and enrich the United States with new energy, ideas and businesses.
|
|
It would bolster the FBI's domestic counterterrorism staff, revitalize the Department of Homeland Security's efforts to counter violent extremism, and study whether there is a link between white supremacist groups and gun violence.
|
|
My focus and drive in pursuing this acquisition is to revitalize, modernize, and develop the site and the strategic refinery business that has existed there for decades to their full potential, said Rinaldi.
|
|
My focus and drive in pursuing this acquisition is to revitalize, modernize, and develop the site and the strategic refinery business that has existed there for decades to their full potential, Rinaldi said.
|
|
In 2016, Chinese billionaire Cao Dewang established an auto-glass facility, Fuyao Glass America, at the abandoned site, an investment that promised to revitalize the area with more than 2,000 blue-collar jobs.
|
|
"It&aposs really neat for our new team members to see how our mission of providing the world&aposs best transportation and, over time, reducing car ownership can really revitalize neighborhoods," Nishi said.
|
|
"From fighting to protect retired miners' pensions to proposing new incentives to economically revitalize coal country, no candidate in this race is more devoted to supporting coal communities than Hillary Clinton," he said.
|
|
Less than two months after the State Department approved the sale, Ukrainian Railways signed a $1 billion locomotive deal with GE Transportation, which boosted Trump's campaign promise to revitalize the U.S. rail industry.
|
|
Mr. Sanders also wants to add $15 billion "to purchase and revitalize abandoned properties" on behalf of historically disadvantaged groups, and $500 million for the Agriculture Department's Section 515 program for rural housing.
|
|
The introduction of "high-dose powders, crystals and tablets with a range of logos, colors and shapes" has helped market the drug to consumers, and revitalize production in the Netherlands and in Belgium.
|
|
Ahrendts's salary is down substantially from the prior year, when Apple offered her a lucrative package to leave her job with the luxury retailer and revitalize Apple's online and brick-and-mortar stores.
|
|
The other scheme involved bribes paid to Howe in connection with Buffalo Billion, a $1 billion project that Kaloyeros helped administer and which was intended to revitalize the area around that city, prosecutors said.
|
|
The move is related to a series of management shuffles taking place at parent Carrefour, which earlier in the day created a 14-member executive committee to help revitalize the world's No. 2 retailer.
|
|
Only 16 percent considered Abenomics, or Abe's three-pronged plan to revitalize the economy, a success, down from 72 percent in 1103, the AIMA Japan and Eurekahedge survey of investors with Japan mandates found.
|
|
Industry analysts said Novartis needed to revitalize its healthcare business following recent difficulties, which could explain the decision to look at the Roche investment as a way to raise cash to acquire new products.
|
|
Xerava, the company's lead drug, uses a technology licensed from Harvard University that helps to "revitalize" the decades-old tetracycline class of antibiotics to overcome traditional resistance mechanisms that bacteria have developed over time.
|
|
When Jair Bolsonaro was elected Brazil's president 9 months ago yesterday, there were high hopes he'd clean up corruption and revitalize the economy — and fears he'd endanger the environment and further divide the country.
|
|
Revitalize rural communities: The proposal emphasizes the need for education and job training, while also tying in paid child care, quality health care through his "Medicare for All" plan, and reformed immigration labor laws.
|
|
In those years when it all became about Limp Bizkit and that kind of music, I think even those bands, if you talk to them, they could come and play and revitalize their audiences.
|
|
Those include a $30 billion plan to revitalize coal country as the nation shifts to other sources of energy, and a $60 billion proposal to reduce carbon pollution and expand clean energy through grants.
|
|
The features could revitalize original sharing on Facebook, which a report by The Information says declined 21% between mid-2014 and mid-2015, and was down 15% year over year as of April 2016.
|
|
He campaigned on a platform to revitalize South Bend's economy, which had been slowly collapsing for 50 years, ever since Studebaker, once the country's fourth-largest automaker, closed its factory in town in 1963.
|
|
With a focus on harboring havens, President-elect Trump could revitalize through Executive Order the workplace enforcement actions that had been dwindling for years until effectively killed off by George W. Bush in 2007.
|
|
And because old laptop hardware is often faster and more powerful than modern Chromebooks, that means they're pretty viable computers; school systems around the country are using the platform to revitalize their aging PCs.
|
|
I'm the only candidate with a plan for coal country — what can we do to try to revitalize the economy in places where people have literally sacrificed their lives and their health for generations?
|
|
I fought tooth and nail, and several models-worth, to own a small fallen, industrial stock called Harsco, because I believed the resumption of overseas manufacturing and construction, in 2015, would revitalize its business.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese search engine Baidu Inc on Monday launched an augmented reality (AR) lab in Beijing as part of a $200 million effort to revitalize the company's shrinking profits with cutting edge technology.
|
|
From the press release: Since March 2016, when ARC first announced funding availability through the POWER Initiative, the Commission has received more than $280 million in funding requests for ideas to revitalize Appalachia's economy.
|
|
The Saudi government wants to increase activity in the real estate market as it moves to revitalize the economy and is taking steps to reform the sector as part of its 2030 strategic plan.
|
|
Springs runs a Chick-fil-A location in Atlanta's Vine City neighborhood, one of the chain's first attempts to open in a lower-income urban area in a concerted effort to revitalize the community.
|
|
Chipotle Mexican Grill's shares tumbled by as much as 9.2 percent Thursday after the company announced its strategy to revitalize the fast-casual restaurant chain but provided few details on its future growth prospects.
|
|
That began Thursday, when the government unveiled the centerpiece of Mr. Macron's plan to revitalize the economy: an overhaul of the infamously cumbersome, obtuse and harmful labor rules, the 3,324-page Code du Travail.
|
|
So to revitalize the tourist industry, the island was granted permission in 383 to introduce a no-visa policy for most foreign visitors, which filled its hotels with tourists from China and Southeast Asia.
|
|
In an effort to revitalize the ancient Silk Road under the Belt and Road initiative, China has laid out a plan for closer ties with countries along the ancient trade route such as Turkey.
|
|
If, on the other hand, Biden were to win with a thumping majority, that would be a different story — one that would potentially revitalize his campaign and reestablish his primacy among several centrist candidates.
|
|
Floating developments are well suited to the post-industrial landscapes that dominate the waterfronts of many of the world's cities, helping to revitalize these urban landscapes and creating new communities in once neglected areas.
|
|
To buff away dead skin and revitalize limbs this winter, try Aesop's Redemption Body Scrub ($35), which contains milled pumice and bamboo stem, plus a dose of refreshing fir and pine needle essential oils.
|
|
Chapek explained that the new layout for Epcot would feature four neighborhoods —World Discover, World Nature, World Celebration and the existing World Showcase — each filled with new attractions in order to revitalize the park.
|
|
Mr. Xi has ordered the Chinese military to counter the Pentagon with its own modernization in air, sea, space and cyber weapons, partly in response to President Trump's plans to revitalize American nuclear forces.
|
|
"We expect Mr. Uchida to lead the company as a team, immediately focus on the recovery of the business and revitalize the company to make a new Nissan," Nissan's chairman, Yasushi Kimura, told reporters.
|
|