It scales back to bass and pumps the upper range.
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Now, the recognition of the "Silence Breakers" tips the scales back.
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There are many policy options to tilt the scales back toward employees.
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The Washington Post: GOP super PAC scales back spending on West Virginia Senate.
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The Senate health bill scales back financial assistance for people buying private coverage.
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The weight of his compliments can't tip the scales back in the direction of self-love.
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It has also laid off several hundred people as it scales back some of those operations.
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It cuts Medicaid deeply and scales back Obamacare's financial aid for people who buy private coverage.
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It scales back dramatically the Medicaid expansion ($880 billion in cuts) and has some further Medicaid reductions.
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You've got to counteract that at some point to do something to try tip the scales back.
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Meanwhile, Westbrook's channel bled 250,000 subscribers, signaling that Charles had tipped the scales back in his favor.
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And, like Ford, GM plans to keep spending on the future even as it scales back the present.
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Senate Democrats will try to repeal a Trump administration rule that scales back pollution regulations for power plants.
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" Bolling then recommends the president scales back federally imposed business regulations, arguing that few government regulations "are necessary.
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Will a softer approach to vegetarianism, though lacking in fanfare, help tip the scales back in the planet's favor?
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A new National Labor Relations Board rule scales back the responsibility of parent companies for violations by franchisees or contractors.
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Death of the Outsider also scales back the number of supernatural talents you get, and removes the system for unlocking them.
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The good news is that we can make different choices that unrig rules and tilt the scales back towards working people.
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ACHA scales back the tax credits for the individual market by about one-third, and ends the Medicaid expansion in 2020.
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The plan leaves Medicare and the retirement portion of Social Security untouched but scales back disability insurance offered through the latter program.
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The revised version of the bill significantly scales back on the tax cutting by ditching two particular provisions that were incredibly regressive.
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It is counting more on digital technology to sign and keep customers as it scales back branch offices to be more efficient.
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But today, Work-Bench is saying that we are seeing some other trends that could be tipping the scales back to infrastructure.
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The Senate GOP bill dramatically reforms and scales back Medicaid funding — a move that is drawing pushback from several key swing votes.
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The Senate GOP bill dramatically reforms and scales back Medicaid funding -- a move that is drawing pushback from several key swing votes.
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It also scales back Disability Insurance offered through Social Security, a step critics say breaks Trump's campaign promise to leave Social Security untouched.
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France is trying to salvage Iran's nuclear deal as Tehran scales back its commitments in response to a U.S. pullout from the accord.
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One draft proposal scales back previous rules governing fail-safes on wells, like the faulty blowout preventer used on the BP Macondo well.
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CHAMBER SCALES BACK SPENDING: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce cut back on political spending in 6900, a non-election year, by roughly 2628 percent.
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Cassidy-Graham scales back how much we spend on the program that covers 70 million Americans, but does so in an especially disruptive way.
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In the UK, British Airways has sent a majority of its narrow-body aircraft to temporary homes across Britain as it scales back flying.
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The bank is also shedding around 100 roles in its equities business as it scales back in continental Europe, Reuters reported earlier this month.
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The first is a revised income tax, usually where Congress eliminates or scales back targeted tax breaks and uses the money to lower tax rates.
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Still, many vendors feared not fulfilling the refund request would make their firms less competitive as Wells Fargo scales back its use of outside contractors.
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The Financial CHOICE Act renames the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) the Consumer Law Enforcement Agency and scales back its budget along with its powers.
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The appeal removes a black eye as Mr. Khosrowshahi scales back in Asia and prepares for an initial public offering as early as next year.
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If California prevails, it could provide a model for other policy makers, even as President Trump scales back the federal government's efforts on climate change.
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Introduced in mid-June, this bill ends the Medicaid expansion and significantly scales back the tax credits for middle-income Americans who purchase private coverage.
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But if OPEC successfully scales back production and hikes prices, that could induce some companies in Texas or North Dakota or Alberta to start drilling again.
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But while keeping that transformational objective, Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill also scales back some typical single-payer provisions to win over more Senate Democratic supporters.
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Boeing announced Thursday it will take a $569 million after-tax charge in its fourth-quarter results as it scales back production of its 1.23-8.
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UBS strategists upgraded European banks to overweight from neutral as they expect cyclical sectors to get a boost when the ECB eventually scales back its stimulus.
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HONG KONG, March 2 (IFR) - Nomura's top investment banker in Asia ex-Japan is to leave as the Japanese bank scales back its resources in the region.
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The Senate health care bill eliminates the Medicaid expansion and greatly scales back the tax credits for middle-income Americans who purchase coverage in the individual market.
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United Airlines is also joining in on the trend, sending a Boeing 777-200 to Roswell on Wednesday as the airline greatly scales back on international flying.
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But changes that were made Monday included one that scales back discretion that judges have to sentence felons with criminal histories beneath mandatory minimums, one source said.
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If the court scales back on abortion rights and undercuts Obama-era steps on other key issues, those cultural issues could move to the forefront of the election.
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So, it's how do we kind of tilt the scales back even a little bit and spread, kind of share the wealth of those cyber tactics and techniques?
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Sims said WestJet's results are expected to improve in the fourth quarter as the carrier scales back capacity, cuts costs and sees greater "benefit" on revenues from Swoop.
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"The market will be scrutinizing the extent to which the Fed scales back its interest rate forecasts," said Rupert Thompson, head of research at UK asset manager Kingswood.
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"The market will be scrutinising the extent to which the Fed scales back its interest rate forecasts," said Rupert Thompson, head of research at UK asset manager Kingswood.
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Waymo Scales Back Claims Against Uber in Driverless Car DisputeA Good Day for ESPN After Disney Reaches Altice AgreementA Mapathon to Pinpoint Areas Hardest Hit in Puerto Rico
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Rather than over-promising, Diaries scales back,turning a frustrating fantasy into something relatable (being lost in both a physical and emotional aspect), but absurd and charming too.
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Rather than over-promising, Diaries scales back, turning a frustrating fantasy into something relatable (being lost in both a physical and emotional aspect), but absurd and charming too.
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One key provision in the bill scales back the three-strikes law for drug-related felonies by switching the mandatory life sentence to a 25-year sentence instead.
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Calling the retail market challenging, the company said product revenue fell 5.4% in the 13 weeks to June 1, as it scales back its offline marketing and recruitment.
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The colonel and his paramilitary team go on a mission to release gargantuan mutant 'Titans' from their resting places to try to tip the scales back into Earth's favor.
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The company plans to cut more than 14,000 factory and white-collar jobs in all as it scales back production at the plants in the three states and Canada.
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"Nickel sulphate is extremely popular," Cao said, adding that demand for the battery materials was still strong in China, even as the country scales back electric vehicle sector subsidies.
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The Headphone, its next product, scales back the ambition but nails the core features of providing a set of wireless earbuds you'll actually want to use all the time.
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The Senate bill exempts small and mid-size banks from the most stringent parts of Dodd-Frank and scales back federal oversight of the financial system on the whole.
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The latest cuts come days after the bank announced plans to eliminate 550 UK-based adviser roles to customers as the lender scales back 'in-person' advice on investment products.
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The big vision is to rethink the data value exchange, tipping the control scales back in favor of users while simultaneously helping businesses gain access to higher quality user data.
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What Apple is acknowledging is a power management technique in which the iPhone scales back processing power to keep the device running for longer when its battery health is low.
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As Uber slims down and scales back its self-driving program in the wake of a fatal crash in Arizona earlier this year, Lyft is plowing ahead with its own project.
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The current Senate bill preserves much of Obamacare's infrastructure, though it scales back its financial assistance for private insurance and gives states more leeway to roll back the law's insurance regulations.
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Ultimately it then comes down to legal challenges such as the Lexmark vs SCC case, or the EFF petition, to tip the scales back in favour of openness and consumer access.
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HONG KONG — HSBC plans to cut 35,000 jobs over the next three years as the global bank scales back its Western operations to focus on faster-growing Asian markets, particularly China.
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The bill also scales back the federal tax subsidies people receive to buy private coverage, making it harder for Americans to sign up and balance the market with sick and healthy people.
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But a more conservative justice could tip the scales back again, especially since many laws governing hate crimes, adoption, and housing, for example, still don't include sexual orientation as a protected category.
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Municipality and county governments, on the other hand, have borrowed and spent considerable amounts to woo Foxconn, and they will be left in a precarious position as the company scales back its plans.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Harvard University will rely more on outside money managers to oversee the Ivy League school's $37.6 billion endowment as it scales back on making direct stock picks, it said on Monday.
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In the great retail war of our time that pits Amazon against every other major retailer, a new shopping initiative from Google could tip the scales back in favor of big box stores.
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These cannot compare to organizations such as the International Monetary Fund or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which are supported by the United States, but these dynamics may change if Trump scales back.
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It comes just months after the bank announced a huge restructuring program that would see 18,000 people laid off, as it scales back on its investment banking operations and looks to improve profitability.
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Alibaba's US investment team has seen a similar fall-off as it drastically scales back its American investment program, according to people close to the firm, with some investors described as just bored.
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The drop in revenue comes as the Taiwanese firm scales back its smartphone business — a sizeable portion of which it sold to Google two years ago — and focuses on virtual reality headsets and accessories.
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The rule, which will take effect on April 27, scales back the responsibility of companies like McDonald's for labor-law violations by their franchisees, such as firing workers in retaliation for attempts to unionize.
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Even if the United States scales back its ambitions so negotiators can reach a deal by Christmas, it would be difficult to get to a vote in Congress before the November 2018 midterm elections.
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The Polish and Romanian central banks are also forecast to start raising interest rates next year, especially if the European Central Bank soon scales back its bond purchase program and starts tightening policy as expected.
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China's mutual fund industry could rise to $7.5tn by 2025 — nearly half the size of the US market today — as the country scales back restrictions on the activities of international asset managers, according to UBS.
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The sooner the president realizes the economic and political truths of that statement and scales back the trade war he has launched, the better it will be for farmers, rural America and the Republican party.
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The department store, which is already one of Amazon's allies, plans to allocate space in its stores for grocery or convenience tenants as it scales back some of its inventory, thereby freeing up floor space.
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Trudeau said the politicization of women's rights was having "devastating consequences" around the world as he made the commitment, which comes as the United States scales back its support for female sexual and reproductive health worldwide.
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SINGAPORE/TOKYO (Reuters) - Iran's condensate exports in July are expected to fall to the lowest in five months as major buyer South Korea scales back purchases of the ultra-light oil, trade sources said on Thursday.
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UBS's hiring of Novak comes as the Swiss bank scales back its traditional reliance on its balance sheet for investment banking and focuses on fostering strong relationships with companies and occasionally using lending to support deals.
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U.S. stocks ended flat on Thursday, but healthcare stocks rallied as Senate Republicans unveiled legislation that would replace Obamacare with a plan that scales back aid to the poor and kills a tax on the wealthy.
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The Senate's bill allows insurers to charge older people five times as much as younger people, gives states more flexibility to waive Obamacare's insurance regulations, and scales back the financial assistance people receive to buy private insurance.
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A new study analyzing 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Warren's plan — which forgives up to $50,000 in debt and scales back relief for higher-income Americans — may in part reduce concerns about a windfall for the wealthiest Americans.
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As the United States scales back its military presence in Afghanistan, efforts are being ramped up to rebuild the country after decades of conflict dating back to the Soviet invasion of 1979 and a prolonged Taliban insurgency.
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Google's ambitious plan to spread high-speed internet service across the US has hit a bump in the road as the group leading the charge scales back its operations and is roiled by a management shake up.
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Regardless, it was a relief to spend a week with the refreshingly human citizens of the Kingdom, and a firm reminder that Dead can actually be really good when it scales back and relies on human stories.
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Germany's flagship lender was expected to cut about 1,000 jobs, or 10 percent of its staff in the United States, as scales back its global investment banking ambitions, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters last month.
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His new clip for Quest for Milk and Honey cut "44 Me" scales back the ambition but ramps up the message, focusing on monochrome, scene-setting shots of distinctly west Toronto apartments and parks that Clairmont wanders around.
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P.S. "Massive confusion spreads through federal bureaucracy ahead of shutdown deadline," per WashPost: The White House is determined to keep the government as functional as possible, but the vast workforce typically scales back when its congressional appropriations expire.
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Boeing's quarterly report comes on the heels of an announcement last week that the airplane manufacturer will take a $7373 million after-tax charge in its fourth-quarter results as it scales back production of its 747-8.
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PARIS/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - France, Britain and Germany have sent an official diplomatic warning to Iran about the serious consequences Tehran faces if it scales back its compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal, two European diplomats said on Monday.
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The confidential EU assessment contrasts with the upbeat message the bloc has promoted after training 93 Libyan coastguards since late last year to tackle smugglers as the bloc scales back its plans to go into Libya's territorial waters.
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Not by a long shot — and either Fox thinks we're dumb and wouldn't notice, or producers really believed that giving women one measly decision in round one was actually going to tip the power scales back into balance.
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The current Senate bill keeps much of Obamacare's infrastructure on the private insurance side, though it gives states more leeway to roll its regulations back and scales back the financial aid available to low- and middle-income Americans.
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The problem with a similar approach for Walmart is that investors are likely to punish it if it invests too much in the future, but they are bound to also disapprove if Walmart greatly scales back its overall ambition.
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Japan's SMBC Nikko Securities, a unit of bank Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group , is setting up a niche investment banking team in New York, its chief said, testing the waters of global finance just as domestic rival Nomura scales back.
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In light of President-elect Donald Trump's comment that he might end sanctions on the country if its scales back its nuclear stockpiles, Obama stressed the real impetus for sanctions on Russia: its encroachment on Ukrainian territory and affairs.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina could shed some 21,210 jobs in its construction sector in coming months as high interest rates hurt financing and the government scales back projects to cut its budget deficit, according to industry executives and union leaders.
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The party's current focus on left-leaning government programmes such as Medicare for All, which tend to be popular with well-educated liberals but poll poorly among blue-collar white voters, are unlikely to tilt the scales back in their favour.
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The potential action, which comes as President Trump systematically scales back protections of wilderness areas in the United States, could have significant consequences for the new North American trade agreement under scrutiny by the incoming Democratic majority in the House.
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Earlier this month, Reuters reported that China Development Bank was leading a team to supervise HNA's asset disposals as the heavily indebted conglomerate unwinds a $50 billion acquisition spree and scales back to a point that will leave it holding only core assets.
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Indeed, Goldman Sachs warns that investors may get ahead of themselves in early 2017 generally, with the S&P hitting 2,103, then see stocks give back some gains when a deficit-conscious Congress scales back the president-elect's corporate tax-cut plan.
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BUENOS AIRES, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Argentina could shed some 210,000 jobs in its construction sector in coming months as high interest rates hurt financing and the government scales back projects to cut its budget deficit, according to industry executives and union leaders.
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Over the years, China has developed increasingly capable missiles designed to target US bases across the Pacific and sink US carriers at sea, while the US has expressed an interest in deploying new capabilities to tilt the scales back the other way.
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The House and Senate are both working on tax reform The House GOP bill overhauling the tax system scales back the number of tax brackets, cuts the corporate tax rate to 20%, aims to simplify the code and eliminate many tax breaks.
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HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - China Development Bank (CDB) is leading a team to supervise HNA Group's asset disposals as the heavily indebted conglomerate scales back operations to a point that will leave it holding only core assets, people familiar with the situation said.
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It's still likely to result in a bill that scales back federal support for insurance coverage and overhauls Medicaid while cutting taxes for the health care industry — but if any plan can pass the Senate, it's likely to look something like that.
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Unless the company is successful in sustaining an external funding model (which it terms as an "asset-light" model) or scales back on IP expansion, it will continue to generate negative free cash flows beyond 2017, which may be detrimental to its rating.
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Rival GM on Tuesday reported headline profits that beat analysts' estimates, but warned that profits for the second half of the year will likely be lower than the first half, as the company scales back scale back North American production to cut its burgeoning inventories.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --CHINA SCALES BACK ATTACKS ON THE U.S.: A top Obama administration official on Tuesday confirmed private sector reports that Chinese hacking had plummeted in the past year.
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The Bank of Japan offered to buy 450 billion yen ($4 billion) of JGBs with more than five to 10 years to maturity on Thursday, reinforcing views that it is likely to trim purchases this month as it slowly scales back its massive asset buying.
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Many of the states hardest hit by opioids — including Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky — voted for Mr. Trump, but some Republican governors have expressed concern about what might happen to people being treated for addiction if their party repeals or scales back the health law.
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It collapses the number of tax brackets to four from seven, switches the United States to an international tax system that is more in line with the rest of the world and eliminates or scales back many popular deductions, including one for state and local taxes.
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But tensions between the two nations — one a nuclear power, the other a NATO member — remained high, not just because of the fight in Syria, but more broadly as a contest over who will be the pre-eminent regional power as the United States scales back its global role.
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"If the U.S. follows through on its rhetoric and scales back its global footprint, China may be well-positioned to step into the breach and cement its role as a preferred donor and lender to the developing world," Samantha Custer, AidData's director of policy analysis unit, said in a statement.
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Or the one who scales back his hours to two days a week but doesn't bother to tell you because he has collected enough clients to fund a perpetual state of semiretirement — logging enough days with his second wife down in Florida to claim residency and avoid state income tax.
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RBS sold its aircraft leasing business to two Japanese companies in a deal worth $7.3 billion in 2012, took a four billion pound hit as it sold its U.S. bank Citizens in February last year, and has closed down investment banking in over 20 countries as it scales back its ambitions.
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This time around, Landon ramps up the sci-fi and scales back the slashing as Tree is once again pulled into the first film's time loop—only, this time into an alternate dimension where her mother (who, we learn in the first film, was murdered and shares Tree's birthday) is still alive.
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The Senate health bill — the Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017 — which makes dramatic cuts to Medicaid and overhauls the program's structure, scales back Obamacare's subsidies for the individual insurance marketplaces, and slashes some of the taxes that almost entirely hit the wealthy, has already failed to gain enough support among Senate Republicans.
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"Even if the Department of Commerce or anybody outside of White House sort of scales back some of these rhetoric that we've heard in the last few days, I don't think we can ever go back to square one," Taimur Baig, a managing director and chief economist at DBS Group Research, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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"If the US follows through on its rhetoric and scales back its global footprint, China may be well-positioned to step into the breach and cement its role as a preferred donor and lender to the developing world," said Samantha Custer, director of policy analysis at AidData, which Wednesday published the most detailed breakdown yet of China's foreign aid programs.
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Since Trump clearly wants to bring U.S. troops home, Kim may conclude that he can hang tough, demand up-front concessions, and secure a nuclear deal that scales back American sanctions but doesn't really force the North to abandon its nuclear program — and perhaps even secure the added benefit of a U.S. troop withdrawal, something that would greatly enhance his regional flexibility.
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It's getting harder to fire people for using pot (Bloomberg)How legal marijuana is helping the black market (Politico)CannTrust chairman, CEO were informed in November of unlicensed cannabis growing, emails show (The Globe and Mail)As legal pot farms expand, so do air pollution worries (Science)UFC teams with Aurora Cannabis on CBD study in fighters (CNN Business)Marijuana-delivery service Eaze scales back $1 billion ambitions, documents show (MarketWatch)CannTrust promo video showed CEO standing in front of unlicensed room, former employees claim (The Financial Post)Some pension funds growing comfortable with cannabis stocks, despite recent turmoil (The Globe and Mail)
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Program cuts • Eliminates the USDA Water and Wastewater loan and grant program, a reduction of $498 million • Cuts $250 million by zeroing out National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration grants and programs that support coastal and marine management, research and education • Reduces or eliminates 20 programs within the Department of Education, including Striving Readers, Teacher Quality Partnership and Impact Aid support payments for federal property and international education programs • Cuts FEMA state and local grant funding by $667 million, including the Pre-Disaster Mitigation Grant Program and Homeland Security Grant Program • Eliminates funds for Section 4 Capacity Building for Community Development and Affordable Housing • Ceases payments to the United Nations' climate change programs for the Green Climate Fund and precursor funds • Scales back funding for the World Bank and other international development banks by $650 million over three years • Cuts federal subsidies to Amtrak and eliminates support for Amtrak's long-distance services.
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