It's about making sure you're ready to seize the opportunity.
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Be present, stay in the moment and seize the opportunity.
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Congress should seize the opportunity to make that progress this year.
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Better, they say, to seize the opportunity to push for change.
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We recommend investors seize the opportunity to accumulate supply chain shares.
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The three countries have not been equally eager to seize the opportunity.
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Why not seize the opportunity to examine the work from additional angles?
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Or I seize the opportunity of the day when things are going right.
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Agency advocates hope that officials will seize the opportunity to address their concerns.
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Democrats may seize the opportunity to lay the groundwork for a permanent program.
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Every effort should be made to ensure we seize the opportunity before us.
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So carrier billing companies have jumped to seize the opportunity on the payments front.
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But do we want the means to seize the opportunity in the long term?
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Amazon should seize the opportunity to get Alexa in as many hands as possible.
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And one chief investment officer thinks now is the time to seize the opportunity.
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The United States and the Arab states should seize the opportunity and support them.
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The Speaker should seize the opportunity, for the good of his party and the country.
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She finds women are more likely to seize the opportunity and play for a win.
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When things get out of whack, these bacteria seize the opportunity to up their numbers.
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Counterpoint: If the big companies say no, some upstart would probably seize the opportunity instead.
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Progress occurs when courageous, skillful leaders seize the opportunity to change things for the better.
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I never understood why he didn't seize the opportunity to help midwife Ukraine's nascent democracy.
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Or we can seize the opportunity, open the floodgates, and keep this issue front and center.
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Or else the Democrats may seize the opportunity they have been given to expand their coalition.
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Is she comfortable with the status quo or is she looking to seize the opportunity here?
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I was headed to Dallas anyway, for a conference: How could I not seize the opportunity?
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The MDC-T will also be looking to seize the opportunity the political upheaval has presented.
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Congress should seize the opportunity presented by Section 215's December renewal deadline to enact reforms.
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Everything with Ben leaves her and Marty vulnerable and Helen is ready to seize the opportunity.
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Congress should seize the opportunity, and get a win for the 20 million Americans with HSAs.
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The traditional parties are highly likely to seize the opportunity to stack the odds against the M5S.
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She fears Luos will seize the opportunity of protests to take revenge on their (typically Kikuyu) landlords.
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If that happens, we should seize the opportunity to pull up a chair and join the conversation.
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Presidents Obama and President Trump each vowed to seize the opportunity to rebuild and advance our country.
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But they should seize the opportunity to roll out concrete proposals to match their anti-poverty rhetoric.
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The questions are whether they will seize the opportunity and whether they will be serious about it.
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"We need to get on with it, we need to seize the opportunity," she told BBC television.
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"We seize the opportunity to make allegedly neutral figures reflect our inner monologues, desires, anxieties, etc," she says.
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The moment Betty serves someone Liqueur d'Amour, I seize the opportunity to ask her about the mysterious potion.
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Negotiators should seize the opportunity to advance reforms that improve conditions in the U.S. and in the region.
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If you can, seize the opportunity to move your tech startup to the Valley and start running downhill.
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Congress must seize the opportunity, fix the laws, and put our government back on a solid fiscal foundation.
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Goodness knows, there is precious little to praise in this president-elect, and we should seize the opportunity.
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But he said there was good reason to be skeptical that the Trump administration would seize the opportunity.
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Congress and the administration should seize the opportunity to advance reforms put forward by the development community itself.
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Instead they acted in the most pragmatic way to seize the opportunity created by Mr. Salvini's strategic misstep.
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Let's seize the opportunity now while they work to determine their career paths and prepare for professional life.
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As Congress considers legislation, it should seize the opportunity to enhance economic opportunity through greater data privacy controls.
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Even though she was standing beneath a sprig of mistletoe when they met, he didn't seize the opportunity.
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"She hasn't shown she can seize the opportunity," grumbled a deep-green politician, Parris Chang, before Mr Trump's call.
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Xing wanted to seize the opportunity and this time, she's in control over what comes out of the lab.
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But analysts say Senegal will still need to work quickly to seize the opportunity in a brutally competitive environment.
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You won't be a puppy forever, but if you can be a puppy for ten seconds, seize the opportunity.
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They called on the central bank to seize the opportunity to devalue while the market was in its favour.
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The question is whether the administration is willing to seize the opportunity and push for regime change in Tehran.
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Let's make sure we do no harm and seize the opportunity to transform our economy for the coming decades.
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The outlook from local businesses ranged from skeptical to cautiously hopeful; either way, they prepared to seize the opportunity.
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We are in a crisis of truth, and crises can be precursors to change, provided we seize the opportunity.
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The plan will be build more facilities more local to different international markets to seize the opportunity with that interest.
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We're living in a teachable time, so let's seize the opportunity to educate the men who are willing to learn.
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Despite practicing negotiation in school and knowing the egregious stats that women rarely negotiate, I did not seize the opportunity.
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"Savile would seize the opportunity for sexual contact, even in public places such as corridors, staircases and canteens," it said.
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They know that when people in their states realize they can get a better deal elsewhere, they'll seize the opportunity.
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Conservative lawmakers in Britain want to seize the opportunity to bring back the old symbols of the island nation's empire.
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Some bankers say the government could seize the opportunity to bolster other ailing Italian banks, not just the Tuscan lender.
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Will Trump and the GOP seize the opportunity or have it as another albatross around their neck for the midterms?
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The question that remains to be answered is whether or not the Democrats are fully prepared to seize the opportunity.
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Every time a politician visits one of our campuses, we will seize the opportunity to promote our carbon dividends solution.
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Cities want to seize the opportunity behind drones but do it in a way that responds to what their citizens demand.
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Recent state-led conservation efforts provide powerful evidence that states are ready to seize the opportunity this reform would give them.
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"I hope President Trump will seize the opportunity before him to right this historical wrong and restore a great athlete's legacy."
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Let's hope British voters seize the opportunity Thursday to reject this poisonous populism — and that U.S. voters follow suit in November.
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Will we seize the opportunity to enact policies that will give our economy a competitive edge and ensure our continued prosperity?
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The Trump administration is giving states a pathway to keep coal power plants running, and many will likely seize the opportunity.
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That's good reason to seize the opportunity of a rival listing on Thailand's inflated bourse, setting a price for Tesco too.
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They communicate early and often, make adjustments on the fly and seize the opportunity to move the ball down the field together.
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The reality is that the most innovative disciplined countries out there are going to be the ones that seize the opportunity first.
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And Congress, as it prepares to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, should seize the opportunity to hold out-of-control bureaucrats accountable.
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It was that opportunities presented themselves and I was able to seize the opportunity, but I didn't have to find the opportunity.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Kamala Harris of California, to seize the opportunity to impress liberal activists.
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We urge them to start now, seize the opportunity to stop overspending and deliver the president a spending bill he can sign.
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Should Murphy, played once again by Candice Bergen, seize the opportunity to cut the character down to size before a national audience?
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China, Russia and the United States should seize the opportunity for pragmatic, interests-based collaboration and avoid seeking advantage through Afghan disorder.
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The Trump administration should therefore seize the opportunity to renegotiate this deal and impose more targeted sanctions on the most egregious offenders.
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If the Trump administration proves to be uninterested in multilateral diplomacy concerning Venezuela, other leaders in the region should seize the opportunity.
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But conservatives are pressing Mr. Trump to seize the opportunity to shift the approach of the central bank by appointing Mr. Taylor.
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Rather than seize the opportunity with Balvin present in the building, Cardi B elected to play "Money" alone than "I Like It" together.
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Now, it was the Post's chance to gain a competitive advantage on the Times — if Graham was courageous enough to seize the opportunity.
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We must seize the opportunity to cast aside harmful dynamics and build the prosperous and peaceful future that our citizens demand and deserve.
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No matter what industry you work in, seize the opportunity to let students shadow you, so they learn from real experts and practitioners.
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Since then, each company has viewed the other as trying to seize the opportunity to tip the balance of power in its favor.
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Democrats like Lofgren say now is the time to seize the opportunity to make reforms, while the FISA process is facing bipartisan scrutiny.
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As big airlines face a wave of retirements, a fresh batch of fliers gets a chance, and the training, to seize the opportunity.
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If you find yourself coupled up on February 14, seize the opportunity to get creative and experimental with your gift giving and mood setting.
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In May, Sisi urged both sides to seize the opportunity to make peace, offering Israel the prospect of warmer ties if this were achieved.
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The leftists in their ranks have a chance to seize the opportunity Democrats missed in 2008—to reset America's relations with the Muslim world.
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It's not too late for states to seize the opportunity to improve outcomes for young people as they look to implementing their ESSA plans.
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President Xi Jinping reportedly urged China to "seize the opportunity" offered by blockchain, and called on the country to advance development in the field.
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" In brief remarks, Netanyahu said he's eager to "seize the opportunity for peace between Israel and Palestinians and between Israel and the Arab world.
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Rather than a mutually destructive race to the bottom that will leave all countries worse off, our leaders should seize the opportunity to collaborate.
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The apparent thinking was that Beijing would seize the opportunity, become a responsible member of the international community, and help defang the Kim regime.
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Each company has viewed the other as trying to seize the opportunity to tip the balance of power of the alliance in its favor.
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While we might be sceptical that UN "years" are often more rhetoric than real, we can nonetheless seize the opportunity to make tourism more sustainable.
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To seize the opportunity, however, Hillary Clinton will need to transcend the limits of a "populist" message based on identity politics, economic victimhood and redistribution.
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He said he did not intend to focus on the vacancy in his speeches, but he did seize the opportunity to question Mr. Cruz's judgment.
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"Ministers should seize the opportunity that Dr Homa's release seems to represent and immediately make fresh representations to the Iranian authorities over Nazanin and Kamal."
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At the same time, Trump has to be smart enough to seize the opportunity that now with a single stroke has presented itself to him.
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Right now, it's easy to raise $10 million or $20 million for your Ethereum-based business, and more businesses will flock to seize the opportunity.
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Romantic Venus's connection with Pluto, the lord of the underworld, may prove to be quite sexy if you seize the opportunity to communicate your desires.
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Now that these students are on the cusp of adulthood, I wanted to ask, would they stay in Flint, or seize the opportunity to leave?
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But so far this year, with even recent Grand Slam champions faltering, no player has been able to seize the opportunity created by Williams's absence.
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A report published on July 8th by British Future, another think-tank, argues that her successor must seize the opportunity of a "reset moment" on immigration.
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There are few feelings like witnessing an artist you've watched grow seize the opportunity of a lifetime; you can vicariously feel the joy of leveling up.
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The Kardashians were quick to seize the opportunity to turn a mundane aspect of life like putting away groceries into aspirational lifestyle content, as they do.
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But now, with enthusiasm higher than ever surrounding the private space industry, Sloan says companies should seize the opportunity to take a risk with their looks.
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He reportedly said China should "seize the opportunity" offered by blockchain, adding the technology could benefit a range of industries including finance, education and health care.
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Instead, it is up to us to seize the opportunity presented by Bannon's current weakness to demand he be fired, as a matter of fundamental principle.
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With the three countries now showing a renewed political will to take crucial steps, we must seize the opportunity and help lay the groundwork for change.
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What's next: Congress should notice support from both the law enforcement and technology communities on this issue and seize the opportunity to modernize these important laws.
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He doesn't seize the opportunity to disarm his comic predators, and the performers know they can land a shot at a vulnerable target at every turn.
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With two seats open, the President could seize the opportunity to appoint nominees who disagree with how Powell has steered the central bank's interest rate policy.
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He continued to make the case that if the United States ceased providing the Saudis with arms, competitors like Russia and China would seize the opportunity.
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When we seize the opportunity to stimulate the development of future technologies and combat climate change, we also generate new opportunities for economic growth and competitiveness.
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The sooner that Congress resolves this situation — on a permanent basis — the sooner dreamers can seize the opportunity to plan their lives and develop their talents.
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The value of direct to public communication in brand building has been cited in numerous industry studies and CEOs will look for ways to seize the opportunity.
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Whether Airbus can seize the opportunity to remain the world's largest producer of commercial jets for a while depends on whether it can hold the "safety door".
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He can seize the opportunity to lead the country toward a "New Tunisia," while avoiding the corruption, heavy-handed political tactics and centralizing tendencies of the past.
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Mr. Trump may see his standing improve after he leaves Cleveland on Friday, even though he did not fully seize the opportunity he was afforded after Mrs.
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Instead of bemoaning the budget cuts to foreign aid, let us seize the opportunity for the private sector and NGOs to step in and fill the void.
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He reportedly said China should "seize the opportunity" offered by blockchain, adding that the technology could benefit a range of industries including finance, education and health care.
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Announcing a series of recommendations from the commission in March 2015, Mr. Obama said that the country needed to seize the opportunity to "transform" police-community relations.
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Not least because malicious outsiders often seize the opportunity to blend in and act out, using the cover of an organized protest to create a violent disturbance.
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As we stand on the cusp of the fourth industrial revolution, we must seize the opportunity to help propel the world's most vulnerable people out of poverty.
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Rather, we must recognize that the planet's wellbeing is inextricably linked to humanity's survival, and seize the opportunity to transform the way we live through direct actions.
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Presidential candidate Julian Castro says the NBA should seize the opportunity to push America's constitutional principles in China, even if it ends up costing the league millions.
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When most kids turn 19, they seize the opportunity to splash out on a couple of bottles at the club, to go out for dinner with the fam.
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After shooting his first few scenes, Jenkins says the realization that he would be officially coming out started to hit him — and he decided to seize the opportunity.
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Buttigieg needs to seize the opportunity that the debate stage will give him to tackle head-on America's relationship with its slavery past, race relations and community policing.
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Turkey's worst-case scenario might unfold if the Kurds seize the opportunity to carve themselves an autonomous region stretching from the Iraqi border to Afrin in the west.
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As administration officials review their options, Congress should seize the opportunity to articulate an assertive approach that can win the support of both the executive and legislative branches.
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In part because Trudeau has made innovation a central theme of his new government, he should seize the opportunity to take a fresh look at this critical issue.
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Tuesday is a hot day for romance, so reply to whatever invitations you get and seize the opportunity to hook up because come Wednesday, you're back to work.
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Attention to the plight of Morocco's Christian converts is getting some traction ahead of Pope Francis' arrival, as they seize the opportunity to advocate greater freedom to worship.
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But amid the war on Capitol Hill among Republican factions, he could seize the opportunity to provide leadership consistent with his campaign message to disrupt existing health policy.
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With two seats open, the President could seize the opportunity to appoint nominees who disagree with how Chairman Jerome Powell has steered the central bank's interest rate policy.
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What isn't yet clear is if they will seize the opportunity to make the right investments to connect walking and biking infrastructure, which is key to solving these problems.
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Similarly, the Great Recession demonstrated the value of automatic fiscal stabilisers, but governments failed to seize the opportunity to link tax and benefits more closely to the business cycle.
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I was elated when I finally signed a contract with a world-renowned agency, and I was determined to seize the opportunity and make the absolute most of it.
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With the new feature, other Happn users will be able to see what people they have crossed paths with are interested in doing and "seize the opportunity," Happn said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday that concerned parties should seize the opportunity to promote denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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In reality, reporters often seize the opportunity to quiz the president about the pressing news of the day, which often has nothing to do with, say, Canada or Japan.
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SERVERS AND BARTENDERS KNOW When an app or a personal recommendation leads you to a knowledgeable bartender or sommelier in a new city, seize the opportunity to ask questions.
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Given our successful track record of addressing global challenges and introducing new technology to the world, the United States should seize the opportunity these solutions present to address climate change.
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Of course the countries that seize the opportunity first, that used to be the U.S. The U.S. led the way in aviation for the first half of the 20th century.
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Rome should seize the opportunity offered by low interest rates to start lowering Italy's debt-to-GDP ratio, Luigi Federico Signorini said during a parliamentary hearing on the 2020 budget.
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It's well past time for President Trump to seize the opportunity to raise human rights concerns with President Kim Jong Un and urge him to publicly commit to urgent reforms.
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Somewhere in the European Union must surely lurk some other Wallonia that will seize the opportunity to slap tariffs on British goods even at the cost of broader economic interests.
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"We didn't want to wait until retirement to travel because we wanted to seize the opportunity," Ms. Kittivarakul wrote in an email from the island of Cebu in the Philippines.
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" Netanyahu wasn't as bold in his remarks but said he'd be happy to "seize the opportunity for peace between Israel and the Palestinians and between Israel and the Arab world.
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"Our fourth prime minister didn't seize the opportunity provided by the great economic progress the country enjoyed in the 1980s and 1990s to formulate a national identity for Malaysia," says Shahril.
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Democratic leaders may lose the leverage they now have in the foreseeable future and should therefore seize the opportunity to demand a clean DREAM Act as part of any budget deal.
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More fitting still is that some of the interview's more impassioned moments dug into why and how the Knowleses seize the opportunity to take complete control of their work and narratives.
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"Hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunity and reduce the risk we face," he told the party that still adores him personally even if it has mixed feelings about his legacy.
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"Whether it goes the way I want, or it doesn't, I'm going to seize the opportunity and at the end of the day I'm going to be proud of myself for that."
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The question is whether Republican candidates like Trump will seize the opportunity to press Democrats on their continued support for Obamacare and, more importantly, to present a better alternative of their own.
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While most of the action will probably be in the courts and at the USPTO, Congress should seize the opportunity to tackle the patent troll problem through legislation that addresses venue abuse.
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The staged sit-in began just before noon on June 22nd as a way to, according to one party insider, "seize the opportunity" created by the recent shooting carnage in Orlando, Fla.
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This Congress should seize the opportunity to do one simple thing to fix a gaping hole in the system: Repeal the special treatment that Congress provided H-1B outsourcing companies in 1998.
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"For Trump, it's quite necessary to seize the opportunity and reach a deal [with China]," Ren Xiao, an international relations professor at Fudan University in Shanghai, told the South China Morning Post.
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Here in California we know firsthand that residents seize the opportunity to participate in a community reduction when it's using energy from dirty power plants — an energy "sit-in" if you will.
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Still, the handful of Republicans who have long looked for ways to tackle the rise of planet-warming emissions urged Democrats to seize the opportunity to find at least some common ground.
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For a new — and better — deal, environmentalists need to engage and seize the opportunity to provide reliable support to the second-generation fuels that will be needed in the decades to come.
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Most of them seize the opportunity to walk out into the street and try to recreate the famous album cover -- one suspects to the annoyance of the drivers whom they keep waiting.
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A rift opened up between Nissan and Renault after the arrest, with each company viewing the other as trying to seize the opportunity to tip the balance of power in the alliance.
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"You want to extend the shore line to protect the inland and not allow private developers to seize the opportunity to build tall buildings and take all the views," said Ms. Chin.
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China's special envoy for North Korea Kong Xuanyou, speaking in an interview with Phoenix Television on Monday, urged the United States to seize the opportunity to seek direct talks with North Korea.
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All the more reason to seize the opportunity to visit this remarkable exhibition and acquaint oneself with its subject — a truly unusual painter and largely unsung visionary whose time may have finally come.
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If American policymakers move with urgency to create a friendlier tax environment, they can seize the opportunity to drive untold billions of investment dollars to our shores and propel an American economic renaissance.
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"We write to you united in our desire to see the Government of Iraq and the Iraqi people seize the opportunity of the forthcoming defeat of ISIS on the battlefield," the lawmakers write.
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Will the U.S. seize the opportunity to build cooperative relations with a new president whose cooperation is vital on fighting drug trafficking, dealing with Central American migration and providing security against potential terrorists?
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The conventional wisdom is that it is better to live with disappointment than regret: better to try to seize the opportunity rather than hold back and wait for the other man to crack.
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" He concluded: "So as we approach 2020 – being described as a 'super year' for the environment – let us instead seize the opportunity of a new decade to move forward with optimism and action.
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" Netanyahu echoed Trump's optimism, telling reporters that he and Trump would "discuss the way we can seize the opportunity for peace between Israel and the Palestinians and between Israel and the Arab world.
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The was no immediate statement from the government of President Muhammadu Buhari but a youth council representing the largest ethnic group in the swampland urged the government to seize the opportunity for dialogue.
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Rather than seize the opportunity from Daines to talk about "Medicare-for-all" — which would in turn highlight Democrats' internal divisions — Sanders will reject Daines's amendment, a spokesperson for the senator told me.
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When Fujian, a province well known for its small student population and high enrollment quota, made a rare move to open up its gaokao to students nationwide, many families decided to seize the opportunity.
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Instead, it must seize the opportunity to incubate technologies that will enable future digital currencies, which could go on to power a transnational currency — perhaps the best next option for a future global reserve.
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Visitors who make the ferry trip should seize the opportunity to also explore AIR's concurrent exhibition featuring five of the residents, Fragmented Imaginaries, which will have its opening reception the afternoon of July 29.
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"We are confident in the ongoing digitization of China's economy and society, and are ready to seize the opportunity to build the foundation for the long-term growth of Alibaba's digital economy," Zhang said.
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In Iowa tomorrow night, the mainstream candidates should seize the opportunity instead to spell out radically pragmatic ideas that can unite the party's moderate and progressive wings and crystallize the nation's anti-Trump majority.
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Some of the people around her thought they could seize the opportunity and rush him, but as they tried to open the stall door, he began shooting, hitting the three young women and many others.
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As we work through coronavirus together as a global community and on our own as individuals, let's seize the opportunity that this rare moment presents and practice finding the good in ourselves and each other.
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As consumers flee Papa John's, a big piece of the more than $41 billion quick-service pizza category is ripe for the taking — and it's up to Domino's and Pizza Hut to seize the opportunity.
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So seize the opportunity to catch the ongoing Arlene Shechet exhibition, or grab some (complimentary) drawing supplies provided by the museum and seat yourself in the Garden Court, get inspired, and draw your heart out.
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Now a company called Onfido, which has built a way to help websites verify people's identities using a photo-based identity document, a selfie and artificial intelligence algorithms, has raised $30 million to seize the opportunity.
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New York Representative Hakeem Jeffries, the leading Democratic sponsor of the measure, told reporters on Monday that lawmakers should seize the opportunity to pass some criminal justice reforms, even if they do not go far enough.
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The United States should seize the opportunity this year to complete an agreement with the third largest economy in the world and strengthen the consensus on challenging the threat of China to the open trade system.
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German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, eager to seize the opportunity to reunify Germany after the fall of the Berlin Wall but also pro-Europe, promised French President François Mitterrand that Germany would remain committed to the continent.
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Atlanta's strip clubs are already lucrative at over $240 million annual revenue for the city, but the Super Bowl promises a big windfall for workers, some coming from hundreds of miles away to seize the opportunity.
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"It's a real risk that other countries will seize the opportunity to find the parts that they don't like about the deal and try to change them," said Daniel Kalderimis, partner at Wellington law firm Chapman Tripp.
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Rather than see the private sector overextend itself, those rich-country governments could instead seize the opportunity to borrow more, soak up excess savings and invest the proceeds in new roads and railways, electric grids and broadband.
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If our government intends to prevent future Snowdens, it must now seize the opportunity to demonstrate that we have learned from the past and that we will not repeat the mistakes we made with Binney and Drake.
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While it often doesn't wow us on the whole, the teen- and young adult-focused event does always bring out a new crop of fresh, young talent that seize the opportunity to show off their style chops.
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Abe also told the regional forum he hoped North Korea would seize the opportunity to improve ties with the international community but it was "an absolute imperative that we achieve the complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula".
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"The opportunities to do so are rapidly diminishing with the diffusion of Western music around the world, and I think we need to seize the opportunity to do as much as we can before the window closes."
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But her surrogates should also seize the opportunity to remind the public and the media that this isn't a banana republic, and we do not jail people who've committed no crime just because they're our political enemies.
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There has also been speculation Kim does not wish to leave North Korea for an extended period of time as this may encourage any remaining opponents to his rule to seize the opportunity to stage a coup.
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He said that "rather than pursuing a piecemeal tariffs approach, now is the time to seize the opportunity before us and work toward a U.S.-China trade agreement that will benefit American workers for generations to come."
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However, I did seize the opportunity to canvass some of my fellow show-goers about the question, to see if there was precedent for this (always an important thing in government) and to hear what they thought.
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But if Corker had lost in a shock primary defeat to, say, a disgraced ex–state Supreme Court justice with a record of accusations of sexual misconduct, Democrats would not have been able to seize the opportunity.
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In the case of his latest, The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography, Morris had been kicking the idea around for some time, but when the perfect moment arose, he knew he had to seize the opportunity.
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Even European governments and human rights groups have opposed the U.S. reform effort out of fear that countries hostile to human rights would seize the opportunity to weaken the Human Rights Council further – if that was even possible.
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More broadly, President Trump must seize the opportunity on this trip to build a multilateral coalition outside the U.N. of likeminded countries (South Korea, Japan, Australia, Britain, France and Germany) that commits to increasing pressure on North Korea.
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The Federal Reserve must seize the opportunity Wednesday to reconcile the difference between its past statements and the market's expectation about where interest rates will be by year's end, JPMorgan Private Bank Chief Investment Strategist Philip Guarco said.
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But unlike the law's previous brushes with death—most notably its bruising encounters with the Supreme Court in 272 and 2015—this latest example of its resilience represents a turning point, if Democrats choose to seize the opportunity.
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"We urge the relevant directly involved parties to seize the opportunity and have the political nerve to make the correct political choice as soon as possible," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a press briefing Thursday.
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If he returns home with nothing to show, domestic hardliners — who never cared for the deal in the first place — could seize the opportunity to challenge more moderate figures, only furthering the distance between Tehran and the West.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Decommissioning of oil facilities in the North Sea over the next decades presents a chance for Britain to become a world leader in the field if firms seize the opportunity, the finance ministry said on Tuesday.
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The Supreme Court should hear this case and seize the opportunity to defend higher patent quality for a number of reasons – an issue that the USPTO has for years attempted to address, and made great strides in assuring.
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After Trump accepted Kim's invitation to meet, Yun reached out to North Korean officials at the United Nations, he says, encouraging them to seize the opportunity, and suggested they consider releasing three US citizens imprisoned in their country.
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Among staffers and committee aides who have been sitting behind their congressional bosses in the current impeachment hearings, cameras have not seized on many goofy faces (nor did committee staffers seize the opportunity to comment for this article).
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However, it's also possible the declaration could boost the powers of law enforcement: the administration could seize the opportunity to push for more sentencing laws, boost drug penalties, or even fund the construction of the US-Mexico border wall.
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As ever, the Fund reiterated that European countries should "seize the opportunity offered by continued above-potential growth" to implement structural reforms and rebuild room for fiscal policy (the use of spending and tax polies to influence economic conditions).
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Trump's response to the storm will be closely watched in Washington and around the country due to both his lack of governing experience and inability, so far, to seize the opportunity to unite the country in moments of crisis.
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Smart politicians and Washington insiders are wise to this tactic, and the sharpest among them will often seize the opportunity to insert controversial provisions in legislation that would otherwise fail to pass muster in the arena of public opinion.
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The performances are all strong, with Aniston and Witherspoon carrying the show: Aniston convincingly portrays a woman who's both devastated by the revelations of her on-screen partner's behavior and desperate to seize the opportunity that these revelations create.
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My drive comes from knowing that me and my friends have lost people to gun violence and I felt like I owed it to them and to the Black community to try my absolute hardest to seize the opportunity.
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Tesla and Mobileye later split after the death of a man in Florida who was driving a Model S using Autopilot, allowing Intel to swoop in and seize the opportunity to make a big splash in the autonomous driving space.
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Palmieri believes a Democratic blue wave sweeping the US House is possible in 2018, but she's frank about her belief that the party needs to seize the opportunity President Donald Trump has presented to claw its way back to power.
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Activists in Russia are likely to seize the opportunity brought about by the international spotlight on the country, both at this year's tournament and even more so at next year's World Cup, to organize protests against the Kremlin's creeping authoritarianism.
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Conservative groups are pushing lawmakers to seize the opportunity to roll back Obama-era rules with the rarely used Congressional Review Act, while pro-regulatory groups are asking members to reject any resolutions to repeal critical public health and safety protections.
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Just as the #MeToo movement leveraged the power of social media to galvanize women to speak out, we must seize the opportunity New York's Child Victims Act affords and recalibrate the expectation: no statute of limitations, ever, for childhood sexual abuse.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Saturday that he expected interest rates to remain very low for "the next few years", adding that companies should seize the opportunity of near-zero borrowing costs to boost private sector investment.
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" Placement serves the same utility the CEO did for his friend, revealing that if they seize the opportunity of moving to a growing but still affordable city like Denver, Austin, Raleigh or Seattle, "people's lives would be so much better.
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In my head I just thought any three would do, so I had it in mind to get one from somewhere, but once the defender fell, I knew I had to seize the opportunity no matter how far out I was.
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"The beginning of 2016 has made us seize the opportunity to consider how we can best reorganize and adapt to the needs of our growing client base," the firm's founder and CEO, Richard Levick, told The Hill through a spokesman.
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If the U.S. were to overplay its hand and its demands, it will make it hard for allies to seize the opportunity that President Trump has opened for a new approach to China, to the CPTPP and to multilateral trade.
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" Details: Fred Ryan, publisher and CEO of The Post, said: "While most Super Bowl ad producers have the better part of a year, we had the lesser part of a week, but with an event this big, we decided to seize the opportunity.
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"A trade war never benefits anyone, so rather than pursuing a piecemeal tariffs approach, now is the time to seize the opportunity before us and work toward a U.S.-China trade agreement that will benefit American workers for generations to come," Timmons said.
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As this is Mr. Obama's last such meeting on an issue that he professes to care about deeply, one might expect him to seize the opportunity to announce a major nonproliferation initiative, then brace for resistance from congressional Republicans skeptical of arms control.
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In addition to those threats, a nuclear armed North Korea could seize the opportunity to profit from their nuclear material by selling it to groups hostile to our interests or to groups who believe that to die for this mission guarantees perfect eternity.
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In any case, now that Toys "R" Us has liquidated all of its inventory (one person alone reportedly bought $1 million in discounted toys for the needy), Amazon is more than happy to seize the opportunity to carve up what is left of Geoffrey's market.
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Senior Administration officials previewed the trip for reporters Thursday, saying the symbolic visit marks an effort to reset relations with the faith community and to "seize the opportunity" presented by the rise of the Islamic State to develop closer ties with Middle Eastern allies.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A top Iranian official called on the Gulf Arab states on Tuesday to seize the opportunity of a visit by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to Oman and Kuwait to improve ties, warning that a chance like this would "pass like a cloud".
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"Haftar may find himself overextended and his rivals may seize the opportunity to try wresting control of the energy facilities away from him," they said, citing a past example when an opponent "briefly ousted" Haftar's forces from oil terminals in the east of the country.
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Upon completion of both facilities, the country wants to seize the opportunity in the region's booming market where oil demand is seen to be around 18 million barrels per day and increase oil product exports, said a ministry official without giving specific timeline and amount.
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"With growth in emerging and developing economies likely to remain slow, policymakers should seize the opportunity to undertake structural reforms that boost broad-based growth, which is essential to poverty reduction," Ceyla Pazarbasioglu, vice president for Equitable Growth, Finance and Institutions, said in the report.
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To seize the opportunity to provide a cleaner, better environment and create the jobs of the future, my colleagues and I have put forward a bold goal for America: get at least half of our energy from carbon-free sources by the year 28503.
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I think the Democrats would like to really seize the opportunity to push this immigration issue forward and say there&aposs a war on children, et cetera, and try to do that to, like, you know, really motivate their base and get people out to vote.
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Most loyal Sephora customers know that the store rarely ever offers site-wide coupons or discounts, so when the VIB sale rolls around in the spring, beauty junkies seize the opportunity to stock up on high-end products they've been dying to try or already love.
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With the strength of her mandate, Tsai could seize the opportunity to make Taiwan the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex unions, a move that, though opposed by a very vocal, and primarily Christian, minority, should finally be attainable after years of stalled efforts.
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Once it became clear Marvel's Black Panther would be a huge draw to movie theaters, a trio of black women had an idea: If black communities would turn out in large numbers to see the film, why not seize the opportunity to get people registered to vote?
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Whether the transformations to come — which we expect to impact the industry on a number of different fronts — end up bolstering a particular insurer's future or undermining it depends on whether they seize the opportunity to reinvent their business models or stubbornly cling to the status quo.
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Wade the day after its 44th anniversary—which he had stated that he intended to do "automatically" during the third presidential debate last October—he did seize the opportunity to make safe, legal reproductive care inaccessible to the women around the world who need it most.
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Several Democrats called for the Trump administration to put forward a nominee who could attract significant bipartisan support, but the administration seemed almost certain to seize the opportunity to push the already conservative court to the right, given that Democratic votes might not be needed at all.
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More broadly, Brown and Blossom's other partners — Imran Gohry, Louise Samet and Mike Hudack — argue that the most successful European companies historically are those that were able to attract U.S. investors but that companies no longer need to relocate to the U.S. to seize the opportunity.
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The pragmatic candidates should seize the opportunity tonight to remind voters they didn't succumb to the single payer mania, and to offer realistic ideas for holding down health care costs – the voters' top concern – without disrupting coverage for the 150 million or so Americans with private plans.
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By choosing to launch or prioritize markets other than the United States, entrepreneurs can seize the opportunity to take on new challenges that they wouldn't otherwise encounter, forcing them to think creatively and become better at problem-solving—skills that any successful startup will need as it grows.
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It is also my hope that the Democratic Party will seize the opportunity to reach out, particularly to younger evangelicals who recognize the importance of healthy parameters for Church/State separation and are exploring where they can vote their values for a more pragmatic, holistic, less politicized gospel.
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The editorial frames this as a longterm bet no investor would want to lose: A smart, far-sighted investor would seize the opportunity arising from China's economic restructuring, and achieve a win-win outcome by investing in China's future and reaping the fruits of China's reform and robust new economy.
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What's at stake is not whether there will continue to be a government space program or a commercial space industry, but whether the U.S. government and the Trump administration will seize the opportunity and embrace this new era, one that will help create whole new industries and thousands of American jobs in the process.
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But in Gibraltar — a far-flung, fully detached nib of Britain, flanked by water on two sides and Spain on the third — the question was less philosophical: If the United Kingdom left the European Union, Spain might seize the opportunity to isolate Gibraltar, leaving the territory to shrivel up, like a flap of dead skin.
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Former president George W. Bush attended a Texas Rangers baseball game Wednesday evening, and happened to be heading to his seat with drink in hand right when sideline reporter Emily Jones was live on TV. So Bush did what any normal person would do — seize the opportunity to be on TV and make a funny face.
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As the Senate HELP and House Education and Labor committees move forward with the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act, we hope they will seize the opportunity to unlock the God-given potential of men and women behind bars, strengthen families, and make America safer by opening the door for incarcerated learners to improve their lives.
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" — Luis Macias, CEO and founder, GrainChain "Between Xi Jinping recently declaring China needs to 'seize the opportunity of blockchain technology,' and the continued regulatory uncertainty in the U.S., China will broaden its lead in blockchain relative to the U.S. Until the SEC rolls out more clear guidelines related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain, the U.S. market will continue to stagnate.
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This isn't just the federal government's responsibility; state governments, companies, educators, and local communities should work together to seize the opportunity to ensure our workforce is prepared to fill the newly created infrastructure jobs: starting with increased support for career and technical education, community colleges, and financial aid resources such as Pell Grants for job training programs like coding boot camps.
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Once upon a time these kinds of not-entirely-clothes shocked New York out of its fashion stupor, but now they just looked familiar — in part because, a terrific stiffly-oversize anorak and a little pink dress aside, Mr. Oliver did not really seize the opportunity to make his id wrestle with a Langian belief in the indelible effects of refusal.
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With over 10 million Americans participating in this system and several of the largest plans currently struggling, Congress should immediately seize the opportunity to act and strengthen these retirement plans, ensuring certainty and security for these hardworking Americans, as well as providing a means for individual companies to avoid calamitous liability issues that could potentially put them out of business.
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Consumer spending online in Southeast Asia is tipped to quadruple by 2025 and a glut of Chinese companies are already flocking to the region to seize the opportunity to get in early with an audience of over 600 million consumers who are coming online rapidly — the region now has more internet users than the U.S. has people, according to a report co-authored by Google.
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LONDON — Of all the miscalculations the Germans have made in the present war, none could have been more egregious than their conviction that India would seize the opportunity of Britain's involvement in a European war to rise in revolt against the British Raj; no disappointment greater than the realization that the Indians, on the contrary, should prove so magnificently loyal to their King-Emperor.
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Nuland emphasized that Putin was not deterred during the 6900 election, leading him to seize the opportunity to continue cyber operations in the U.S. "This Kremlin is highly opportunistic," she said, noting that they will target former Soviet blocs like Ukraine to larger developed countries like the U.K. and U.S. If the government doesn't make Russian President Vladimir Putin and his circle directly pay for these attacks, then he will keep pushing, Nuland said.
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LinkedIn already had users in the country at that point — some 4 million individuals and 80,000 companies were already using the English-language version of the site at the time — but the idea was to set up a local operation to seize the opportunity of creating services more tailored to the world's biggest mobile market, which would include local language support, and to meet the regulatory demands of needing to establish local operations to do that.
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At the start of this new year, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should seize the opportunity to show that he can, in fact, be a president for all Americans by nominating to the federal bench upstanding jurists who will dispense justice equally and fairly to all.
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" MAHER AL-TAHER, A SENIOR OFFICIAL IN THE POPULAR FRONT FOR THE LIBERATION OF PALESTINE, A MILITANT GROUP "The 'deal of the century' announced by Trump belongs in the trash of history because the Palestinian people will foil this deal which targets the complete liquidation of the Palestinian cause ... The Palestinians stand united in rejecting this deal but we must now seize the opportunity in the face of this grand conspiracy to overcome our divisions, unite ranks and end the phase of the Oslo accords ... after the tangible failure of this path.
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In today's resolution the parliament writes that it "regrets that the US did not seize the opportunity of the recent reauthorisation of FISA Section 0003 to include the safeguards provided in PPD 28" — referring to an Obama era Presidential Policy Directive that backed extending privacy protections to non-US nationals (when a very different US president wrote that US signals intelligence activities "must take into account that all persons should be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their nationality or wherever they might reside, and that all persons have legitimate privacy interests in the handling of their personal information").
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