Each year, TechCrunch selects early-stage startups from a pool of thousands across the globe, and selects the top innovators to compete in Startup Battlefield.
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The new feature is called EyeEm "Selects," and it's an AI curator that automatically selects the best shots on your camera roll based on learned algorithms.
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The MP also said it was in the gift of the Conservative party board, a separate operation to Downing Street, which selects and re-selects candidates.
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Each caucus picks a set of delegates to a county convention, which then selects delegates for a district convention ... which then selects delegates for the statewide convention.
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BG Selects is the latest installment of Cooper Hewitt's "Selects" series, for which notable figures in design create a temporary exhibition around their expertise using the museum's collection, and sometimes their own.
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But they'll play nice since Spotify selects what becomes popular.
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Each house selects one presidential candidate, as does the army.
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" Trump thus echoed Chesterton's concern that journalism "selects" and "heightens.
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Below are other selects from Hinsch's new body of work.
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I work with three editors, including one who selects photographs.
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The app selects a driver, but the driver does nothing.
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Whoever Trump selects would need to be confirmed by the Senate.
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ET as celebrity President Donald Trump selects a Supreme Court nominee.
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For example, in the above image, Charlie selects photography and skateboarding.
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The dedication to her craft, the way she selects her team.
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First, Bell selects two audience members to a play a game.
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A "considered narrator" selects and records a work from infinite possibilities.
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The "Enter" button on a Hart eSlate selects a voter's choice.
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McDonald's Chicken Selects, which debuted in 2004, became a massive success.
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But whoever the witness selects becomes the focus of the investigation.
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Should Canada rethink how it selects curling teams for the Olympics?
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Ratcheting up the debate could impact the type of person Trump selects.
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Every week, he selects a short story he loves and reads it.
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Citizen declined to comment on how it selects the crimes it promotes.
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The committee declined to say how it selects an exclusive ticket reseller.
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Watch selects from our interview above, and find the full interview here.
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Watch the video and check out some selects from Callahan's series below.
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This includes documentaries released by IFC Films, Sundance Selects, and IFC Midnight.
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He first selects the most compelling figures, then ones that complement them.
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Purina ONE Tender Selects Blend with real chicken adult dry cat food
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Their power lies in the unusual way the state selects its delegates.
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Then it selects riffs and melodies and starts to fit them together.
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The goalkeepers Alisson selects to prove his point exemplify that cognitive dissonance.
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Then the employer selects one or more students to do the work.
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"Of course, the president selects which law enforcement he supports," Cuellar said.
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Which path Bong selects, of course, I have no intention of revealing.
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There are two mobile applications you use for the Gnarbox: Selects and Safekeep.
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"I doubt it matters who he selects," said a former White House official.
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Then C selects the bacon wrapped pork chop and I have shrimp pasta.
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Take, for example, the perfectly contrasted background, which practically Photoshop quick-selects itself.
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An algorithm then selects three gender-specific names matched to those five characteristics.
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Find the full list of the discounted "Sommelier Selects" on Whole Foods' website.
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When the team selects Cedric Belanger instead of Lubachek, he is visibly distressed.
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City Year, for example, says it selects only about one in four applicants.
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Then that person comes in and selects their own chair for the party.
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Another premium fried chicken option hit the US menu in 2002: Chicken Selects.
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The team that selects him, though, will have a lot to consider first.
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According to Angola's Constitution, the party that controls the legislature selects the president.
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In part, it's because the CEO job self-selects for 'can-do' types.
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A nine-member committee selects the judges for the High Court of Justice.
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FILM COMMENT SELECTS at the Film Society of Lincoln Center (through Feb. 10).
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IMF SAYS BOARD SELECTS BULGARIAN ECONOMIST KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA AS NEW IMF MANAGING DIRECTOR
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Rather, each of us selects state electors who, in turn, choose the next President.
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When a person selects the option to say "I'm safe," friends will be notified.
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Each month, BuzzFeed Books selects one exciting new book for members to read together.
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Scroll ahead for our selects — and hopefully, some ideas for revamping your own place.
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Australia selects the kangaroo; Brazil chooses the sloth; Mexico, of course, takes the avocado.
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Formally, the Assembly of Experts selects a successor from among its 88 Muslim scholars.
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Our recommendation engine evaluates these offers and selects the best one for the customer.
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The assembly selects the supreme leader, the person with the most clout in Iran.
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The party leadership selects the LDP's electoral candidates and makes appointments within the bureaucracy.
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Any replacement Obama selects would presumably shift the court's ideological balance to the left.
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The moderator selects the topics for the debate and submits them to the commission.
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The foundation selects the ones with the greatest need to receive donations, Nelson said.
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Warren's team includes a matchmaker who selects the right opponent at the right time.
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In a 401(k), you're limited to what your employer selects for the plan.
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Today, for purpose of analysis, imagine if Warren is nominated and selects retired Adm.
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Its software selects a thesis and compares it with all others in the system.
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Other Selects show up and are labeled, but otherwise it's basically your normal Tinder.
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Prose selects from a collection of over 75 natural ingredients to make your formulation.
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A five-member prize committee appointed by the Storting, Norway's parliament selects the winner.
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Mayberg now selects for such patients; the Broaden study neither sought nor avoided them.
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Check out exclusive selects from the LP and some words with Emperor himself below.
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In South Africa, Parliament, which is dominated by the A.N.C., selects the nation's president.
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Every president selects judges whose legal, social and political views generally reflect his own.
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And 121 district councilors sit on the Election Committee that selects the chief executive.
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Red-state Democrats are under a mountain of pressure to confirm whomever Trump selects.
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"We went deep into that," she notes, and selects another folder from the rack.
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Sometimes audits are random, but the IRS often selects taxpayers based on suspicious activity.
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She selects the unexpected, like a landscape by August Sander, known for his portraits.
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Earlier, Mr. Cacciola looked into how Canada selects its Olympic teams for the sport.
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Each year, the Labor Department selects a number of federal contractors for routine examinations.
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Here, Brozanic largely selects throwback tunes to, "maybe rediscover things I missed," she said.
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"If you're having a bad day just know McDonald's brought back chicken selects," read another.
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The app keeps track of all the players and selects squad leaders on its own.
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The NSA touches 1.6% of data travelling over the internet and selects 0.025% for review.
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It tests applicants anonymously online, then selects from a shortlist after a month-long immersion.
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For the new program, MallforAfrica selects the sellers and handles payments on its proprietary platform.
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RELATED: Donald Trump selects Mike Pence as VP Brat's biggest disadvantage would be raising money.
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Time selects a person each year who has had the biggest impact on the news.
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While he consistently selects bold, saturated colors, he makes sure they don't overpower the people.
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The Norwegian Nobel Committee, which selects each year's recipient, is the pinnacle of global elitism.
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Each year, the State Department randomly selects roughly 50,000 applicants to be awarded green cards.
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Chitoku first selects the stone he wants to sit at the top of his piece.
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A membership that hand selects new vinyl records based on their music tastes each month
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Access to parts suppliers for electric vehicles is a factor in whatever location Tesla selects.
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On a typical business day, a customer first selects an animal from a holding pen.
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In the spring, a government computer in Kentucky selects 100,000 entries for green card processing.
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Instead, the duo selects biomimetic ingredients, or those organically found in skin, to promote healing.
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That is exactly what Chobani is looking for when it selects companies for the incubator.
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After the House selects managers, it adopts a resolution notifying the Senate of its actions.
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There are two apps from Gnarbox available right now, including Gnarbox Safekeep and Gnarbox Selects.
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When he selects passages from Thoreau's letters and journals, he often achieves this worthy goal.
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Conversations with members of the Republican Steering Committee, which selects committee leaders, are already underway.
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It identifies accounts similar to these, and from them, it selects 500 pieces of content.
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The second bill covered the National Judiciary Council, which selects the candidates to be judges.
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Here, we use the sample function, which randomly selects tweets from the Twitter status firehose.
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But there's a catch — the Commission the Council selects needs to be approved by the Parliament.
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Stephanie, Steve, and Jim characterized them in this way: The Spee selects a more international crowd.
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Minis are essentially built to order, as each customer selects options for the trim and interior.
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The passage she selects is a memorial, an apology—a poem, "The Leash," by Ada Limon.
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To anyone who has witnessed Mr. Browne's fashion displays, "Thom Browne Selects" will seem somewhat familiar.
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Stonecrest's proposal also includes 345 acres of land if Amazon selects it as the HQ destination.
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Then he selects a volunteer from the audience and proceeds to demonstrate the stage-stabbing technique.
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So click ahead for our favorite fall selects, and say goodbye to any bad denim days.
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My son selects brownies and then asks if we can get a couple of California rolls.
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I comb through video selects and listen to soundbites to find the best takes and shots.
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One knob selects the digits before the decimal point, and the other the digits after it.
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An internal review committee selects the festival winners, with judges applying specific criteria when choosing finalists.
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After DC selects a pose, Roe moves the 3D model into Lego's proprietary brick-building software.
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This implies that the environment doesn't squash quantumness indiscriminately but selects some states while trashing others.
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In a 401(k), you're limited to what your employer selects for the plan's fund menu.
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"The president, not the secretary of State, selects travel locations," Rogers said during House floor debate.
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Kemp's office selects consultant to craft health care 'waiver' (Atlanta Journal Constitution) View the discussion thread.
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The agency selects music that is then utilized everywhere from feature films to video game soundtracks.
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Proofing the selects takes a couple more hours, and editing can take days, or even weeks.
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McDonald's introduced the Buttermilk Crispy Tenders in October 2017 after it cut Chicken Selects in 2015.
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MAASTRICHT, the Netherlands — In theory, someone selects jewelry because it is personally expressive in some way.
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Mr. Cuomo selects the board chairman and has a role in hiring the agency's top leadership.
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Oh, and she also selects a formidable-looking handgun from the formidable arsenal behind her wardrobe.
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The Census Bureau traditionally selects one or more remote Native villages to begin its official enumeration.
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The C.I.A. randomly selects code names — called cryptonyms, or crypts — from a list of preapproved names.
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The Briefings editor Andrea Kannapell selects the mix of stories and often features an uplifting piece.
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The business I'm in self-selects for those with a pretty high threshold for those jolts.
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"I thought it was going to be huge," said Karen Ginman, 41, who selects youth books.
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They have kept a particularly close watch on Broward and Palm Beach counties, where election officials have said the number of overvotes -- when a voter selects too many candidates in one race -- and undervotes -- when a voter selects no candidates in one race -- number in the thousands.
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Grace's aide selects a blue crayon, puts it in Grace's hand, and closes her hand over Grace's.
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Jeff Merkley of Oregon, told Politico Monday he would filibuster virtually anyone Trump's selects for the court.
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But Cannes, which selects movies from all over the globe, tends to reflect a more expansive worldview.
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When he selects one for a grocery store, the judge salutes him for making a practical choice.
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His reason: if encryption is difficult, it self-selects for people willing to jump through those hoops.
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Once he selects what he wants to watch, the video will play when he begins to pedal.
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Touching the image automatically selects the proper channel, based on which cable or satellite system you use.
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Working with the USS Iowa, the Navy Chief Selects arranged the surprise visit for the WWII veteran.
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Check out selects from the series below: See more of Ceslovas Cesnakevicius' work on his Facebook page.
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Each year, PEOPLE carefully selects six incredible women to feature in the annual Half Their Size issue.
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After NASA selects the final site, the spacecraft will move in to the asteroid for sample extraction.
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I throw together shrimp scampi while N. selects Friday the 13th and Halloween from his movie shelves.
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And every month, Ikea randomly selects one member from each store to win a $100 gift card.
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Every week, the team selects a handful of podcast episodes all tied together by the same topic.
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Sundance Selects has already picked up the U.S. distribution rights for Graduation, so expectations will be high.
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The Pope also selects the College of Cardinals, which is the group that will elect Francis' successor.
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It will also look into the role of data when Amazon selects its "Buy Box" search results.
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Sundance selects, including the Anthony Weiner documentary Weiner, will arrive on Hulu after their run on Showtime.
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Q: As NRCC chair, you now have a vote on the Steering Committee that selects committee chairmen.
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The great artist selects elements from others' work and incorporates them into his own mix of influences.
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Trump's insistence upon loyalty among his aides will be tested by whoever he selects as Fed chairman.
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The move came after the academy that selects the winner was engulfed in a sex abuse scandal.
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He then goes back to his studio and carefully selects content to include in a composite image.
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He then goes back to his studio and carefully selects content to include in a composite image.
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Here's how it works: A gift giver selects an item online before sending it to a recipient.
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The Mega Millions drawing has a $281-million payout if the winner selects a lump-sum payment.
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Puredown follows the Responsible Down Standard when it selects the down and feathers used in its pillows.
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Next, he selects a lip liner that matches your actual lip tone or is one shade darker.
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Within days, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which selects Oscar winners, had expelled Weinstein.
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Bonnie Leung, the vice convener of the Civil Human Rights Front, said that if Beijing selects Mrs.
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The jury selects their winner anonymously, only to discover the artist they chose is a Muslim man.
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On Sunday, the Air Force said that it is reviewing how it selects international overnight accommodation locations.
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"Concentration" selects a new random drink, Prest wrote in the video description, while "meditation" triggers the pour.
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Still directed, Sepuya selects a moment in which he is handing over a bit of his power.
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Such men would exist without industrial-scale porn, but porn selects for them, as it selects for a romantic landscape like our own: ever-more-liberated and ever-less-erotic, trending Japan-ward in its gulf between the sexes, with marriage and children and sex itself in shared decline.
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The leader starts by naming the trip (such power!) and then selects suggestions on destinations, dates, and accommodations.
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It records for up to ten seconds and simultaneously selects different shots or GIFs suited for that scene.
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That state party selects delegates in small gatherings at the congressional district level and statewide level throughout May.
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Employees apply to the program during a set period, then Google selects a handful of teams to join.
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The service quizzes you to learn your or your recipient's tastes, then selects offerings that pair with those.
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NASA's Curiosity Mars rover autonomously selects some targets for the laser and telescopic camera of its ChemCam instrument.
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Second, and substantially worse, because "engagement" is the metric, Facebook inevitably selects for the shocking and the outrageous.
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The command vehicle orders a launch and selects the best placed launch pad, usually cited on a truck.
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It shoots at up to 15 frames per second, and selects for stable, clear shots of its subjects.
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When a promotion selects someone to be their champion, they're endorsing that performer's skill, charisma, and drawing power.
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But that hinges in no small part on who the Catalan separatist bloc selects as its next candidate.
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Each participating country selects one song to represent them in the competition, with winners decided by viewer votes.
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The data is stored on Amazon S3 or Amazon Glacier, depending which cloud storage service a company selects.
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Arthur plans to provide the woman he selects with round-trip airfare and lodging to meet his son.
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" Donald Trump selects Mike Pence as his VP "It's no secret I'm a big fan of Mike Pence's.
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And, of course, there's always a chance Trump changes his mind and selects someone else for the job.
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Winning district councils could help boost representation in the 1,200 member committee that selects Hong Kong's chief executive.
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In contesting transfer or release, Arcidiacono can compel the patient to be examined by a doctor he selects.
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If NASA selects the mission over another finalist next year, it could possibly launch as soon as 2025.
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The fact that the Chinese Communist Party selects a leader does not mean the leader isn't a dictator.
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What's next: There will be a new British ambassador, presumably appointed after Parliament selects a new prime minister.
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Scholars have long argued that ideology has a strong influence on how a terrorist group selects its target.
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In the spring, the United States selects about 100,000 "winners" and invites them to apply for a visa.
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He selects his team, and his team plays well, and — in the Champions League at least — invariably wins.
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At this point, each precinct selects delegates to county conventions (who later elect delegates to the state convention).
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In Tottori, Mr. Chaen selects each artist and assigns each one a scene that he has sketched out.
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Each selects her fabric, folds it in half, and draws the pattern template on it before cutting it.
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Its 24-member executive board selects the managing director, and the appointments have always been decided by consensus.
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Its 24-member executive board selects the managing director, and the appointments have always been decided by consensus.
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The Bob Greenberg Selects exhibition at Cooper Hewitt was all white walls, impeccable lighting, and well-spaced technological artifacts.
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At BG Selects, the videos emit sub-audible soundwaves that the app picks up via phone or headphone microphones.
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We're not talking about the organizations that put on these shows, or the voting process that selects the nominees.
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Similarly, European soccer's governing body, UEFA, selects the host city for the Champions League final two years in advance.
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The sheer volume of work in writing self-selects for the people who are willing to grind it out.
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A microphone picks up sound from the environment, and a speech processor selects sounds picked up by the mic.
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If he's not married, that's typically the parents, unless the parents are divorced and he selects one of them.
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Each December, the international color forecasting authority selects a new hue it feels will define the 12 months ahead.
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In many cases, as I said before, the different positions that the site selects don't actually deserve equal weight.
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I was still getting used to the buttons; one toggles between options, and the other, the power button, selects.
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At the end of the process, each society selects 16 rising seniors to be a member of its class.
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But not much is known about how CARRP actually works or who it selects for additional levels of scrutiny.
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After three rounds of building stacks, each player selects one, starting with the person with the lowest Social Score.
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Under the U.S. Constitution, the president selects a Supreme Court nominee and the Senate confirms or rejects the nominee.
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The contest selects the best homemade Doritos commercials and gives a $1 million grand prize to the best director.
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As often as possible, founder Julia Abouzelof hand-selects the stones that go up for sale on the site.
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Follow-up questions were banned in 1996 and the commission pre-selects the audience and pre-screens the questions.
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Three days later, a restored version of On the Silver Globe premiered at Film Comment Selects in New York.
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For An Autumn Lexicon, Chaimowicz selects a few of his favorite artists and collaborators to bring the exhibit together.
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Orbital Atk Inc: * DARPA SELECTS ORBITAL ATK FOR HYPERSONIC ENGINE RESEARCH PROJECT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Any team that selects him will be thrilled if he simply develops into an above-average starting point guard.
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The optimal path for this reform is through each state's power to determine how it selects its presidential electors.
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Planned Parenthood urged abortion-rights supporters to call on the Senate to reject any anti-abortion nominee Trump selects.
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It is also true that whomever Trump selects to replace Kennedy will be an ardent opponent of abortion rights.
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So the cancer actually selects for the devils best-equipped to withstand it, by killing all the other ones.
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Texas, for example, selects about two-thirds of its delegates by district and the remainder through state-wide voting.
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While Hathaway selects reclaimed ensembles, she also found a way to indulge in other areas of style and beauty.
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Ms. Bokova has fared poorly in five informal straw polls of the Security Council, which selects the secretary general.
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Diamond selects a dozen: acknowledging the crisis, accepting responsibility, defining the problem, getting help, having patience, and so on.
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Each week, INSIDER selects albums and songs — usually new, sometimes old but relevant — that we believe deserve your attention.
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Andela selects the top 1 percent of tech talent from Africa, trains them and places them in engineering organizations.
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The app automatically selects the first two currencies to display and convert based on your location and phone settings.
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Rick selects a head that will pass for Gregory's and prepsthe crew for a middle-of-the-night attack.
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Guests then eat a four- or five-course meal, which the first lady meticulously selects with White House staff.
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The United States traditionally selects the bank's president, who serves a five-year term that can be renewed once.
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Variations come with the strains of bacteria a cheese maker selects, along with fat content, pasteurization, salt and time.
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He noted that the Alexandria courthouse selects jurors from across Northern Virginia, an area of about three million people.
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The number of stars someone selects often has "very little to do with" their review text, Dr. Gretzel said.
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Every year, the MoMA PS1 museum in Queens selects a young architect to create an installation for its courtyard.
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It selects its weekly menu based on customer data, including food preferences and spending habits, along with market research.
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In support of the second idea, there's a theory that "everything is everywhere, but the environment selects," she added.
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He is located in Albany, NY, and charges between $1,900 and $4,000 depending on the package the family selects.
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Her new book, "Everywhere I Look" (Text Publishing), selects essays and shorter journalistic pieces from the past fifteen years.
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And Color Harmony automatically selects complementary, split-complementary, analogous, triadic, and tetradic colors based on the color you've chosen.
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The United Kingdom, much unlike the United States, selects its justices through a process that emphasizes merit and experience.
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The latter outcome could be averted if Mr. Trump selects an experienced and conscientious leader as his top diplomat.
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Ms. Kobliner selects a topic (what to tell your children about debt, for example) and suggests age-appropriate advice.
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Kristalina Georgieva, the World Bank's chief executive, will serve as interim president until Mr. Trump selects a new chief.
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In 1986, he began working with USA Gymnastics, the governing body that selects Olympic teams, as an athletic trainer.
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He is currently a member of the Assembly of Experts, an influential clerical body that selects the supreme leader.
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Domestication selects against seed shattering because farmers want the seeds to stay attached to a plant as it is harvested.
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Yet, a number of fans knew what this marketing move was: Chicken Selects all dressed up in a crispier outfit.
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The horticulturist selects three miniature fruit, bright green and rotund, which together fit easily in the palm of his hand.
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While QPA thrives, Olivia invites her father to dinner, where she selects the wine and she tries the first glass.
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The machine will cost $2 million to $4 million, depending on the hardware and software types that a customer selects.
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He selects a cheeseburger, and is presented with some options: is there anything he'd like to leave off said burger?
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MACCALLUM: Do you think that the person that the president selects is the best person to get through this process?
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For better and worse, most of us don't have that luxury, though — so every month, Refinery29 selects our top picks.
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The original 20203-2022 decadal survey recommended seven medium-sized New Frontiers missions, which NASA selects from community-submitted applications.
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In Peters' own work, he selects pictures from a GAN trained on 19th century landscapes and then paints them himself.
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Conscious businesses depend on the values of the people in the company, and corporate culture selects those who are employed.
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Thomas selects many of the books to feature on We Read Too with the help of the app's "suggestions" feature.
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This limit in the materiality of the file is revamped, as Barnette crops and selects the areas that matter most.
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The largest party in parliament selects the president, so Mr Lourenço, a former defence minister, will certainly get the job.
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Check out our curated top selects from the candy-colored collection ahead, and start making room in your jewelry box.
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" Hall selects a cylinder with a rounded bottom, places it below the handle, and says, "I give you my word.
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They then have to stand for local elections, which are nothing more than a formality since Putin selects the candidates.
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And he selects the s, and goes to the font drop down, and—ever so slowly—changes it to a $.
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"Information used for Verizon Selects while you are a participant may be kept for up to three years," it states.
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The human ear selects the most relevant sounds in a space, then attempts to make sense out of the noise.
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Starting this Friday, July 21, Whole Foods is offering 20 percent off all the wines on its "Sommelier Selects" list.
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To train Selects, developers gave the feature a test set of millions of photos already on EyeEm to learn with.
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It flicks through the feed, selects a photo or video, takes it in, and then goes back to the feed.
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The Selects, which were chicken tenders made with all-white meat chicken breast, were pulled from the menu in 2013.
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She launched an accelerator program called Visible Connect, which selects startups that are using mobile technology to address community issues.
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He selects the most compelling, authentic experience from the file, and uses it as the basis of his first draft.
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The curated section of Selects is a way to highlight the context in which the work can be seen in.
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Under the Constitution, Parliament selects the president, effectively putting the decision in the hands of the A.N.C.'s top leaders.
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But Kentucky works differently: It selects a handful of insurers that it thinks will offer the best deal to shoppers.
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If he's not married, that's typically the parents unless the parents are divorced, and then he selects one of them.
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Dickinson would tell us to turn the TV off, the phone And iPad too: The Soul selects her own Society.
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A missing transmission roll pin could cause the vehicles to fail to shift to park when the driver selects it.
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The allegations against Facebook prompted the company to reveal more about how it selects and displays news to its users.
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The company also plans carbon reduction an explicit part of its procurement process when it selects suppliers beginning next summer.
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Established in 1996, the initiative selects up to five books each year based on criteria known only to Ms. Winfrey.
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The Chinese orchestra, like the American one that inspired it, also selects young players for a period of intensive training.
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October 14, 2017 - The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the group that selects the Oscar winners, expels Weinstein.
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In Gibney Dance's Double Plus series, an established choreographer selects two intriguing, like-minded artists for a split-bill program.
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Each year, color company Pantone selects a Color of the Year inspired by trends in society, culture, travel, and more.
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Lee pitched it to the NYPL Innovation Project, which selects 25 proposals by library staff members to fund each year.
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As Blue Gamma scans through the thousands of algorithmically-generated digients, it carefully selects the ones that will attract owners.
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House Speaker Tim Armstead, who selects the members of the various committees, earns income from pipeline company Columbia Gas Transmission.
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The concepts involved in relational databases extend well beyond JOINs and SELECTs and computers and computer memory: entities, attributes, relationships.
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In 2013, boneless chicken fans across the nation wept after McDonald's announced that it would eliminate Chicken Selects from the menu.
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The first piece of information the hiring company sees is applicants' scores, and, based on those, it selects candidates to interview.
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To zoom in for a close-up, the device selects a specific part of the image and scans it more thoroughly.
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TechCrunch selects contestants based on their team, product and market potential, and the acceptance rate is roughly three to six percent.
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After the carer selects basic categories of "mood" and "timbre", an algorithm will take a "seed track" and suggest similar tunes.
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Today, the company operates its own digital insurance brand and a marketplace that aggregates and selects deal from across the industry.
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He designs the clothes and selects the fabric, trim and stitching before handing things over to pattern, sample and garment makers.
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County conventions will select delegates to go to the state convention, which in turn selects delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
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African Gold Refinery says it selects its suppliers carefully and complies with laws prohibiting the trade in minerals from conflict areas.
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Wintour has co-chaired the event every year since 1995 and always selects those who will join her in the role.
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The vote for the Assembly of Experts is particularly important, since the body selects the country's highest authority, the supreme leader.
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Hanna said that when the need arises for a medical assessment, Delta's director of health services selects an appropriate medical specialist.
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Your host then selects his own Wi-Fi connection in "Settings" and then you both hold your phones near each other.
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Metro Nashville also selects younger candidates (up to age 39) at nearly twice the rate of older ones (40 or older).
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As such, it can be contrasted to the actual policy decisions that are already shaping up as Trump selects his cabinet.
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The local South China Morning Post newspaper then selects the most striking costumes to glorify in its next day write-up.
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The song it selects happens to be a special one, transporting you back to the hot and chaotic summer of 2018.
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At the very least, change character if someone else selects your favored hero to widen the skills available to your crew.
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Rafsanjani also headed the powerful Assembly of Experts, which selects the supreme leader, and was the chairman of the Expediency Council.
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The Daily Selects offer a random collection of items each day that you can unlock using coins you collect in races.
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Clicking on a star above a player selects him as the captain, earning the manager double points for that player's performance.
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This tribunal includes the chief justice of the Iowa Supreme Court and four district court judges who the Supreme Court selects.
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Ensuring that happens, each year the Library of Congress selects 22000 films to be archived in the country's National Film Registry.
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In the simplest example, a standard press selects an item, while a deep press opens it, saving you the double-click.
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The user selects an area to animate, picks directions for the action and then sets a speed for the desired effect.
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Amer positions himself at the vegetable stall nearby and selects some aubergines, feeling them as though that could tell him something.
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Now his workday often begins at a quarry, where he selects what he needs to build stairways, walls and backyard sanctuaries.
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I picked six (yes, 6!) selects, and loaded them on my phone (I don't watermark my photos—it ruins the art).
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A curator comes up with a concept — often a single word — and selects work by different artists that lend it substance.
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Beijing has not changed electoral guidelines as promised, and the committee that selects the chief executive comprises mostly pro-Beijing members.
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Often, Trump selects a candidate from elsewhere in the administration to fill a vacancy, which in turn leaves another role unfilled.
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Rafsanjani was a member of the Assembly of Experts, the clerical body that selects the supreme leader, Iran's most powerful figure.
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When a teacher taps a teenage Linda to represent her high school at History Odyssey, she selects wolves as her topic.
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It also designs the original geometries, with generates hundreds of variations of simulations from which Quayola selects the ones for fabrication.
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Even when it looks backward, Film Comment Selects is not a festival that you would ever accuse of dwelling in the past.
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Under a strategy called pattern bargaining, the union typically selects one company for intensive negotiations and sets a strike deadline in September.
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As everyone selects the A-listers who deserve to be the next James Bond, Blake Lively is quietly making the character irrelevant.
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When visitors entered the exhibit, they were prompted to download the "BG Selects" app and provided with a free set of headphones.
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And, even if that is possible, what are the odds that a person selects the exact same login information as someone else?
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The foundation only selects applicants who've demonstrated exceptional success in their field, and ventures with market tractions as well as social purpose.
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He was also a member of the Assembly of Experts, the clerical body that selects the supreme leader, Iran's most powerful figure.
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The Congress is essentially a three-week long meeting in which the ruling Communist Party selects and announce the country's next leaders.
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Karl and Danny pick the same playable characters for every match: Karl chooses Roxette (Pom Klementieff) and Danny selects Lance (Ludi Lin).
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If he accurately recognizes that a post should be removed, but selects the "wrong" reason, this will count against his accuracy score.
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Watch in horror (horror!) as this crafty bird strolls into a café, selects a bag of chips and walks away — without paying.
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The same year, Capital BlueCross, central Pennsylvania's largest health insurer with over 700,20183 consumers, selects Theranos as its lab and bloodwork provider.
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One hopes, however, that any new Liberal Party selects its leader by a more reliable method than the one used in 1859.
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From what local artists understand, Hansson selects and places murals as she sees fit, with little to no engagement with the communities.
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He selects a women's pair of black boots with a high, chunky heel (size 10), and struts around the store's drab racks.
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The built-in Network Assist technology always selects the clearest channel and fasted band, ensuring that your connection stays responsive and speedy.
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A Democratic official said the White House strategy in pushing a nominee through the Senate will depend largely on whom Obama selects.
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Not only does it set national policies for the sport, it also trains and selects athletes for the world championships and Olympics.
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An upcoming, technically-not-yet-confirmed new version of the app eliminates the algorithm that selects which videos show up for viewing.
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Casting follows, and Bonet selects locations not only for their aesthetic but for what's least risky to shoot in without a permit.
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"When it comes to tarot reading, each client comes with their own energy and selects cards specific to their experience," she said.
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She said she selects them based "mainly (on) memories and materials which I'm attracted to, but also that the sea really likes".
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If a customer selects an influencer's design, ManiMe will give the artist a cut via a previously agreed upon revenue share agreement.
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Family reunification is really a self-selection process where one immigrant selects the next, who need only be an extended family member.
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Chuck Berry may very well become the artist society selects when rock music is retroactively reconsidered by the grandchildren of your grandchildren.
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He then selects spray paint colors that match the existing space and give the illusion of light and shadows throughout the day.
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One player, the judge of that round, selects a prompt and the other players have to offer up their best reactionary GIF.
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But if you are a FilmStruck subscriber, it's on that service's TCM Selects as part of its new "Tales Of Christ" package.
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The Met's president, Daniel H. Weiss, will serve as the interim chief executive while the museum selects its next and 10th director.
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The president also appoints members of the Central Bank board and selects Constitutional Court judges with the approval of Parliament's upper house.
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But I want you to listen to me very, very carefully: What a man selects for his playlist is not your fault.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat in his third term, selects the board chairman and has a role in hiring the agency's top leadership.
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Mr. Cuomo also selects its chairman and had a role in hiring the agency's top leadership like Andy Byford, the subway's leader.
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With five months to go before FIFA selects the 210 host, Morocco only last week named a chairman of its bid committee.
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In "The Best American Sports Writing of the Century" (1999), David Halberstam selects the 50 best sports stories of the 20th century.
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The chaos disappears when she selects Audible and pops in her headphones, replacing the internet noise with the calm of an audiobook.
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When the agency receives more petitions than needed to reach the H-1B cap, a computer-generated lottery randomly selects the petitions.
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Details: Facebook will hire the "community reviewers" through a third-party contractor called Appen, which sources, vets, selects and qualifies community reviewers.
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The exhibit would change soon, the barkeep noted, when one of the bar's owners, who selects the art, returned to New York.
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What is uncertain is how many trades the Golden Knights have negotiated with teams to influence which player Vegas selects or avoids.
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The other would have given government-appointed members effective veto power in the National Council of the Judiciary, which selects judicial candidates.
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Each provider tells Google how much it's willing to pay the company every time a user selects their product as the default.
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Wiley's portrait subjects are usually "urban, black and brown men" he randomly selects on the streets of wherever his projects take him.
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Pence's theology says that God selects in advance which individuals will become believers and rewards their faith regardless of what they do.
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The tool automatically selects clean outlines of the subject of an image, using Adobe Sensei's AI to make selections while removing artifacts.
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Tap in on the month you want, and you'll flip to the curated "days" mode, which selects the best pictures and videos.
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Carolyn Maloney, the No. 2 Democrat on the Oversight Committee, has been appointed interim chair until the caucus selects a permanent replacement.
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This joke forgets how US immigration selects for promising, well-educated Asian immigrants creating a skewed perception of who Asian Americans are.
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For each issue she selects not only the cover image but also the logo color — a task for which she's eminently qualified.
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Because it favors those who are financially able to move, it selects for the affluent and, he acknowledged, raises questions of gentrification.
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Though it's hard to choose which is her favorite in the collaboration, Rihanna selects the '9 to 5' boot — Dolly Parton-inspired, perhaps?
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Notre Dame traditionally selects the new president for its commencement ceremony, but instead chose the vice president over President Donald Trump this year.
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From her archive, she selects images and then begins to sketch the next layer on tracing paper until she has finalized the composition.
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Of course, the company says it will only build the facility once ULA officially selects the BE-4 as the Vulcan's main engine.
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To place an order for home delivery, a customer in one of the test locations goes online and selects the preferred delivery window.
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Wal-Mart's test works this way: A customer in one of the test locations orders groceries online and then selects a delivery window.
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The questions, the director said, were open-ended, and she stressed that her group's website heavily selects for people interested in nurturing diversity.
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The first round selects 100 musicians, second picks the top 18, and then five to ten users will be selected as the winners.
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When an employee selects a meal, Feedr feeds back these choices to its algorithm to create a more data-informed menu going forward.
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Vipin Narang, an expert on nuclear strategy at MIT, said North Korea likely selects splashdown points for each test to avoid airline routes.
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The bot indiscriminately selects target regions to highlight, though it knows to toss out images that are too boring or difficult to decipher.
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Selection: The book club "brain trust" (based on Creativity, Inc.) selects a relevant theme, the entire company makes book suggestions and everyone votes.
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After the user selects their plan, they schedule a time for Clutter movers to come by their place and pack up their stuff.
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It's part of the "Selects" series, in which the museum invites a guest to put together a show from objects in its collection.
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And Tarang Arora, creative director at Amrapali, said he selects carvers from Jaipur, which has had a gem-sculpting tradition since Mughal times.
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In May, I was at Bombfell, a fashion start-up in New York, getting styled by Will Noguchi, who selects clothing for customers.
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The Education Department selects Discovery students for a specific school, based on their scores and how they ranked the schools in their application.
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The judges decide who earns the right to challenge (one veto ends the threat), while the audience selects the winner of each competition.
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But it is not possible to properly test the effectiveness of bundled payment when a skewed sample of providers selects into the program.
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Using the service, a customer would take a style quiz that then selects five of the department store chain's items to be shipped.
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Ocean says it selects business mentors who can not only help draw up a marketing plan but also model decent work-life balance.
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To get things started, we've scratched the surface of Net-a-Porter's extensive sale selection with a few of our top selects ahead.
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The company also charges a one-time "data connection setup," ranging from $60,000 to over $493,000, depending on the services an organization selects.
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The renter selects any home on the market, Divvy purchases it, and the renter builds equity credits in the home with every payment.
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As the president selects his nominee to the Supreme Court, people should not have to wonder whether their fundamental rights will be recognized.
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The committee selects the artist, the students of the institute curate the exhibition and create work around the program: screenings, talks, discussions, performances.
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U.N.H.C.R. selects the best option based on various criteria specified by host countries, like those from the most vulnerable groups or victims of torture.
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With the former, an employer selects a pool of at-home caregivers that it sends to employees' homes during temporary disruptions in child care.
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"Suppose the voter selects her preferred party based on issues of importance to her like tax policy, health care, and women's rights," Fowler writes.
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But for Trump the pattern appears exacerbated since he telegraphs his choices early in the process and selects nominees well outside the government norm.
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On the show, each pair designs and selects a tattoo for the other person, only to be revealed after they've already been permanently inked.
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Each week during the season, which runs from September to February, the NFLPA randomly selects 10 players per team to be tested for testing.
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When a rider selects Pool Express, the app groups them with nearby riders who are all going to destinations that are near each other.
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This will also involve the use of proximity-based technology which automatically selects the tickets when the phone is held near the ticket reader.
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Its official home is in The National Museum of Play in Rochester, New York, and each year it selects a handful of new inductees.
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In Cleartext's settings, you can turn off the feature that automatically selects and makes you change your uncommon word, allowing you to move on.
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Afterwards, it selects molecules that have the potential to do well in clinical trials or suggests new molecules based on what properties scientists need.
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The Canadian Technology Accelerator Initiative selects high-potential early-stage digital media companies to set up shop in New York City for four months.
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Then, she updates her database—her personal log of women who have been murdered—selects a few of the cases, and starts to investigate.
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Donald Trump selects Mike Pence as VP To see if they meshed, Trump had dinner with Pence and his wife this week in Indiana.
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TechCrunch selects anywhere between 15-30 of the top early-stage startups to vie for a $50,000 check and possession of the Disrupt Cup.
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If you have more questions about how the Academy selects the award winners, you can find all the answers in Vox's Grammy voting explainer.
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By default, Maps selects three for you to start, with the ability to add one more or swap the default choices to something else.
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After meeting with each of the students, Irene selects Connor (Jack Falahee) to work for her, and he takes the lead on the case.
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This particular series was created using what Coll calls an "assembly-line process," in which he selects characters and landscapes, then pairs them accordingly.
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So it's entirely possible — even plausible — that Westworld is an intentionally dull, ill-designed place that self-selects for rich sociopaths with low standards.
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Moreover, one of its best-known practitioners is the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which selects the Best Picture winner using IRV.
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"In Speaker [Nancy] Pelosi's House, those responsibilities have fallen victim to partisan witch hunts," asserted McCarthy, who selects members to sit on House panels.
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Teams typically handpick players for a specific role, and the team captain selects characters for all five players at the start of each match.
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However, reports have indicated that autoplay can also lead users to increasingly controversial or radical videos, as the algorithm selects new video to watch.
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AMF is Swedbank's fifth largest investor with a 4.77 percent stake and is a member of the nomination committee that selects the lender's board.
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Who Pope Francis selects for the college is critical to his efforts to reshape the church, as the group will eventually elect Francis' successor.
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Prominent Trump surrogate Newt Gingrich told reporters Monday that while he plans to support whomever Trump selects, he sees "huge advantages" to selecting Giuliani.
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The algorithm also selects which films will be remixed together, then allows for various other video and audio clips to intrude on the film.
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Sellers, who unabashedly hopes Biden selects Harris, added that their debate clash in June may be a key reason Biden picks the California senator.
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The program, via a lottery, selects up to 50,000 people per year who receive U.S. visas, and eventually permanent residence in the United States.
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It selects, out of the flow of time, a moment to be preserved, with the moments before and after falling away like sheer cliffs.
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If he selects for loyalty, then he might suffer the consequences of having a committed political ally if, perhaps, not much of a lawyer.
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New Hampshire's nominating primary, where each party selects its candidate, is by tradition the second major contest in U.S. campaign seasons after Iowa's caucus.
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One explanation might suggest that participating in a sport that demands aggression and violence selects the most aggressive and violent men for its ranks.
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To make sure you don't miss a single stitch, we've created a no-knit-missed guide with our favorite selects of the season, ahead.
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Com Inc * Salesforce selects AWS as preferred public cloud infrastructure provider Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1 646 646 8780)
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Each country is responsible for maintaining its sites, but leaving the organization means not being on the committee that selects places for the list.
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Instead, the investor can modify the portfolio by selecting three ETFs to remove and replace them with a different choice that Schwab also selects.
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While the assembly can pass legislation and question ministers, the emir has the final say and picks a prime minister who selects a cabinet.
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At the end of the week, it holds an internal pitch competition and selects the best one or two concepts to turn into startups.
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The US ambassador to the EU, rich Republican donor Gordon Sondland, selects a bottle of wine and pours a glass each for several colleagues.
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Tamar Avishai's The Lonely Palette selects a single artwork for each episode, and then dissects its visual and historical context in an approachable way.
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Most of the topics he selects, even the more compact ones, suggest multiple chapters already, so why not give each one its own episode?
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Concern about antitrust action from Washington may be influencing how Amazon selects its much-sought new headquarters — specifically pushing it to favor the D.C. area.
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And Blue Apron specifically selects suppliers that are within the general region of their fulfillment centers, sourcing food as locally as possible to reduce emissions.
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The camera also comes with a software toolkit that automatically selects and stitches together users' footage, which makes sharing to TikTok and Instagram a cinch.
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So, it's no surprise then that when it comes to Kardashian West's at-home beauty routine, she selects only the most top-notch of products.
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The feature selects routes that are tailored for two-wheelers, and the company says the system will learn and improve the more you use it.
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The tech giant says it will have no editorial control over the sites, which will be built by partners it selects with local news expertise.
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Wintour, the editor of Vogue, has co-chaired the event every year since 1995 and always selects those who will join her in the role.
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Verizon customers must also be signed up for Verizon Selects, which enables the company to track customers and then sell ads based on that data.
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Creative Capital selects a class of artists each year and awards them $50,000 in funding, as well as roughly $45,000 worth of career development services.
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Chick-fil-A selects approximately 100 individuals each year from a pool of about 40,000 people interested in running a franchise, she told the Post.
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In a public filing Monday, Amazon pledged to include "women and minority candidates" in the pool from which the company's board committee selects director candidates.
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Ruiz-Comas, the former chief executive officer of San Juan-based Triple S Management Corp, will serve until the board selects a permanent executive director.
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The AutoSum tool automatically selects a series of nearby numbers, but you can select any set of numbers by clicking and dragging with the mouse.
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Moore, though, does have many supporters, who note that Trump often selects outsiders to reform institutions he believes are in need of a shake-up.
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I think the team that selects him will understand what they have and look at Josh Hart in a system that he can flourish in.
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For each verse, Hyperbible randomly selects one of ten different translations of Ecclesiastes, placing them in chronological order until it has assembled a complete book.
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Our service is so much about disconnecting you from your inevitable prejudices and giving you a chance to see what your subconscious visceral perception selects.
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The party then gained control over the National Judiciary Council, which selects judges, before it took its final step: purging and recasting the Supreme Court.
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The effect on the reader feels identical to the way Ezra describes a piano suite by Isaac Albéniz, which he selects near the program's end.
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It starts with a population of algorithms that try to solve a problem, randomly varies them, and selects those that perform better than the rest.
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The postgraduate program Jay selects is three years long, and he uses in-school deferment to avoid having to pay while not earning very much.
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" She selects the oldest audience members by asking questions such as "Who was born during World War II?" and "Who remembers the Cuban missile crisis?
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Brian Feldman explained why in 2018: The first problem with "trending" is that it selects and highlights content with no eye toward accuracy, or quality.
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Regardless of whom the Legislature selects as an interim attorney general, the race will be reopened in the fall for a general election in November.
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Each yearlong program selects teachers to attend a conference and work with the company to help create, or develop, education innovations, often using company tools.
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The Cooper Hewitt is hosting the exhibition "Ellen DeGeneres Selects," which features the talk show host's favorite objects from the museum's collection, through May 21.
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Sources told Beavers and Lillis that the resolution will help her determine whether she selects members with more prosecutorial experience or constitutional and appellate experience.
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From her taste, voice, and the stories she selects, the reader can infer a character, but the character is not explicitly constructed with any backstory.
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Lars Heikensten, head of the foundation, said the Academy had agreed that scandal-tainted members would not be on the committee that selects prize winners.
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Since the U.S. State Department selects refugees from United Nation refugee lists, Christian exclusion from refugee camps effectively blocks their entry into the United States.
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You can enter the public ballot, which randomly selects applicants and offers tickets to the show courts at a reasonable price: £41 to £210, depending.
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Like the film festivals from which it draws most of its lineup, Film Comment Selects offers windows on contemporary reality, in documentary and fictional form.
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Each year, a panel of judges selects one novel as the year's best fiction work written in English and published in the UK or Ireland.
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An American diplomatic cable in 2006 about Ecuador's presidential election was headlined, "Correa Selects Unknown Running-Mate," and described him with a bit of derision.
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The initiative has two components: one where the team selects cities to get large investments, and the other where local groups compete for smaller investments.
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There are plenty of plot twists ahead, beginning with whom Mr. Obama selects and how that choice signals his strategy for maneuvering the Senate into action.
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The more permanent successor is then expected to be the candidate Nazarbayev selects to represent his Nur Otan party in an election in April next year.
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Instead of having everyone choose their hero at the same time, the game randomly selects an order, and everyone has to choose one at a time.
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A player wagers one or more of their own skins against other players' skins and then a computer brain behind the scenes selects a winner. Simple.
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Once UN-Habitat selects a site, a Minecraft model of the site is built using photographs, videos, maps and Google Street View, if it is available.
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RELATED: Donald Trump selects Mike Pence as VP Warren, who is believed to be on the short list as Hillary Clinton's vice presidential pick, wasn't finished.
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Motto caught up with Yoon to talk about her collaboration with Target, how she selects her products and why K-Beauty has become a global phenomenon.
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To choose numbers for the Powerball, each player selects five numbers between one and 15 and a number between one and 224 for the Powerball number.
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As she taps the buttons, she carefully selects a clip of the Golden Gate Bridge on her iMac, the red structure gleaming against pale blue waters.
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" CNN reporter Oliver Darcy tweeted: "Hannity says White House should limit questions at briefings to topics admin selects ahead of time, require reporters to presubmit questions.
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Beth Hammack, global treasurer of Goldman Sachs, was also named to the top committee, which helps shape the bank's strategy and whose members Solomon personally selects.
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Held every five years, the Communist Party National Congress selects the country's next leaders but what is usually a highly choreographed affair has veered off script.
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The brand took all of the existing shades (including some discontinued ones, some limited-edition selects, and some brand-new ones) and repackaged and reformulated them.
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To create the perfect broth, Rawat selects specific bones, then simmers them for 48 hours, with the primary purpose of extracting as much collagen as possible.
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How Amazon selects retailers for its "Buy Box" feature — the "add to cart" button that allows customers to directly add an item to their shopping cart.
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One reviewer said they're basically "Chicken Selects 2.0," but the company has said it's made improvements regarding the quality of the meat and the sauce options.
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When Scordato selects founders for Tacklebox, his startup accelerator, he looks specifically for people who have developed deep domain expertise over the course of their career.
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The wrath of Irma, however, delayed the Communist-run island's single party elections process, which appoints the Cuban National Assembly that in turn selects Cuba's president.
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"Manafort and I are both from Connecticut, which was the last state in the country that still selects its candidates in statewide conventions," Stone told me.
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Terminal 7 is owned by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, but British Airways leases the terminal and selects its own service providers.
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It'll be one of many challenges facing whoever US Soccer selects to replace Jill Ellis at the front of the bench heading into an Olympic year.
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It was a lovely, sprightly choice, less glamorous than what Ms. Obama often selects for such events, but in this case, well suited to the occasion.
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Once a fan selects their choice for who will the game or number of yards gained, they'll see how their vote stacks up against everyone else's.
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Since Parliament selects the president, the commander-in-chief's control of a quarter of the seats gives him a big head start in any future contest.
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"The president selects the highest caliber of individuals from an array of backgrounds and experiences to fill positions in his administration," she said in a statement.
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Zimbabweans are watching to see if he breaks with the past and names a broad-based government or selects figures from the Mugabe era's old guard.
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The Supreme Court's docket-setting process, by which it selects less than 1 percent of the appeals that reach it every year, is a black box.
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Winning the favor of the Trump administration could prove helpful to Mr. Morales if the new attorney general he selects proves less cooperative with the commission.
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Then she selects fragments of coral from each tank, flash freezing them one by one in a billowing vat of liquid nitrogen kept in the hallway.
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India merely selects and finances the project and provides technical oversight; the local community takes ownership of the project and executes the work on the ground.
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"He now has this thing where he spins the wheel and he selects a state and animal shelter," his sister, Dazhai Shearz, told CNN affiliate WCBS.
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"Tiny Dancer," one of Mr. John's most well-known songs, still rings out at the president's rallies, part of a playlist that Mr. Trump personally selects.
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"Tiny Dancer," one of Mr. John's most well-known songs, still rings out at the president's rallies, part of a playlist that Mr. Trump personally selects.
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The public should pick the President, he added, with a warning about the effect of impeachment on the Electoral College system that selects the US President.
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The panel of HOF members, executives and veteran media members selects players or figures from 21978 to 21986 who are no longer eligible for regular induction.
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FIFA will evaluate the potential hosts during January and February, before the FIFA Council selects the winning bid at its June 2020 meeting in Addis Ababa.
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At the end of this consultation, it selects a single candidate, and that candidate's name is sent to the Lord Chancellor, a high-ranking cabinet official.
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"A Year in the Woods," a picture book illustrated by Giovanni Manna, selects excerpts from "Walden" for a condensed view of Thoreau's time in the woods.
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Renee Cox selects her favorite photographs from the past 103 years, including a shot of her and Rick Owens's likeness and portraits from her ongoing series.
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RL Grime selects from his repertoire of maximal trap tropes to amp up the comparatively subdued original, adding a few mid-length builds for good measure.
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Once a backer selects their location and colors, they're presented with several options, and their selection is sent off to a printer to produce the final product.
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"Apologies to friends who saw some of these in real time but wanted to share a few selects from our trip now that we're home," she wrote.
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Its makers say the system was built by integrating the "best apps for each language" into the gadget, which selects the most suitable app for each conversation.
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Many other important executive functions are farmed out to an alphabet soup of semi-independent commissions — SEC, FCC, FTC, FEC — whose leadership the president only partly selects.
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Once a user selects a vehicle, they're taken to a sort of product page that features all the specs, photos and trim levels available for each model.
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Zwagerman, a prolific writer who committed suicide in 2015, says in the preface that the writers he selects share one aim: "To give a voice to madness".
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The BBC reported that Kalanick could step down as soon as he selects a new chief operating officer for Uber, but the company strenuously denied that story.
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While Mr. Mulvaney — or the person that Mr. Trump eventually selects to succeed him — can weaken enforcement efforts, the fixes that he called for would require legislation.
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Without the need for Monthly Credits for full access to titles available on Scribd, there's no longer a need for a separate Scribd Selects or unlimited catalog!
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The aide added that once Republican President Donald Trump selects a second Democrat to replace Bowen, then that person's nomination will likely be approved along with Stump's.
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Hypermind, which selects amateurs for its panel via a test, says some eight in 23 of its almost 2,500 forecasters on the French election come from France.
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The nine companies will be responsible for finding their own rocket rides to space, if and when NASA selects them to take a payload to the Moon.
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Modern capitalism, the authors suggest, selects for assertiveness, for a lack of sentimentality in business and comfort in sacking underlings, and for showy displays of economic strength.
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The main screen features a series of garbage cans and clotheslines you must jump on to reach one of the rooms (which the game selects at random).
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And in each three-member arbitration panel — after both parties to a dispute have selected an arbitrator — an international council member selects the president of the panel.
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As loyal security forces rounded up suspected coup plotters, the government fired several members of the judiciary board, or HSYK, the entity that selects judges and prosecutors.
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After the committee selects influenza strains for the vaccine, manufacturers will produce trivalent formulations with three strains and quadrivalent formulations with four strains for the upcoming season.
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CIOPW epitomizes the genre now known as an artist's book, or book-art, in which the author selects images, sequences them optimally, and then finds a printer.
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Instead of turning a photo into comic book art, it automatically selects interesting frames from a video then lays them out using one of six visual styles.
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In general, when he selects his cabinet, President Trump is likely to install members who are friendly to industry, and favor a light regulatory approach, he said.
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The French photography collector buys photographic negatives that are destined for the scrapyard, and brings them back to his studio where he selects, classifies and digitises them.
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WEINERSundance Selects "The punchline is true," the subject tells the camera in Weiner, Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg's new documentary on Anthony Weiner's farcical 220 mayoral campaign.
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She selects an Apple Music-curated playlist called "#GYMFLOW" and starts with the song "Jumpman," from Drake and Future's recent mixtape What a Time To Be Alive.
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Player A maps a state into districts; Player B then peruses those districts, and selects one to freeze — no changes can now be made to that district.
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In fact, once UFC selects an opponent for Punk, Woodley says he'll help the ex-WWE superstar break down tape to prepare for UFC 225 in June.
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Its genius isn't just the movies Grande selects to reenact—the lot of which appeal to multiple generations of rom-com fans—but the moments within them.
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See our selects from the dream team collection ahead, and make sure to stop by Solid & Striped to see the full line in its drool inducing glory.
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There's a peppy Hindi song under the toilet building scenes so viewers might just dance in their seats as the husband selects the perfect toilet and hardware.
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Sellers on GOAT list their goods directly to the app and only ship them to GOAT to make sure they are authentic after a buyer selects them.
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The match was the last for the U.S. before the team selects its World Cup roster, which will look to bring the team home its fourth title.
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Because of the unusual way North Dakota selects its delegates to the national convention, it may not be immediately clear which candidate made the biggest impression here.
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The person said 25,85033 employees will go to each city the company selects, and an announcement of the two locations could come as soon as this week.
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Lack of support by the election committee, which selects candidates for Green Party members to vote on, will make it harder for them to survive a vote.
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While the consultancy's internship program recruits four-year college students, the apprenticeship mostly selects "nontraditional" candidates who went to two-year schools or did not complete college.
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Google's name-less assistant defaults to a female voice on phones, and randomly selects one of two voice options when users first boot up a Google Home.
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Zimbabweans are watching to see Mnangagwa he breaks with the past and names a broad-based government or selects other figures from the Mugabe era's old guard.
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The company on Wednesday morning began rolling out a feature that selects and inserts the what the company's algorithms believe are the "best tweets" into users' timelines.
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Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or looking for international adventure, check out our selects to inspire some wanderlust, and get going on your travel bucket list.
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I would have loved to have seen more detail on how Billy ultimately selects the jury, or on the trial itself, where some witnesses are glossed over.
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But some Democrats are worried that the party risks repeating past mistakes if it selects a chairman whose responsibilities are divided between the DNC and Capitol Hill.
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For this iteration of Gibney's DoublePlus series, in which a curator selects two artists to share an evening, Dean Moss has paired Wesley Chavis and Cori Olinghouse.
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In addition to producing and starring in "Parts Unknown," he selects the locations, writes the voice-overs, and works closely with the cinematographers and the music supervisors.
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When someone hits the button, the system selects the airport that has the best combination of runway length and a clear approach relative to the weather conditions.
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Andela's client base is comprised of more than 200 companies around the world that pay for the African developers Andela selects and trains to work on projects.
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It charges no fees, but the trade off is it often allocates too much of your investment to cash and selects some questionable ETFs to do so.
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Once NASA selects a final landing site, OSIRIS-REx will kiss Bennu just long enough to scoop up a sample to bring back to Earth in 2023.
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Our critics Jon Pareles and Jon Caramanica share their picks for the best pop albums of the year, and Giovanni Russonello selects the best jazz albums. 1.
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Clinton now has an 83% chance of winning the election by an average of 47 votes in the Electoral College, the body that ultimately selects the president.
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It selects the most important tweets you might have missed since your last Twitter visit, and bubbles them up to a section at the top of your timeline.
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After the person selects a shoe for purchase on a flat, floating display, the selected shoe then appears enlarged as a spinning, three-dimensional product on his desk.
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And recently, the global design firm R/GA unveiled the "BG Selects" app for its guest exhibition at Cooper Hewitt, the Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City.
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"In such contests, often conducted in public areas like parks, two finches sing and a judge selects the bird determined to have the best voice," the complaint states.
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The engineers' solutions include a suspension system that lowers the car's ride height significantly at speed and when the driver selects performance-oriented race mode, to limit lift.
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For his first solo date of the week, Colton selects Tayshia, and the two head off on a tour of his hometown, making all of his favorite stops.
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This confirms my suspicions that she indulged his love for feet, and her shoe choices were, on some level, determined by the fetish, as were her polish selects.
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The World Monuments Watch, issued every two years by the World Monuments Fund (WMF), selects endangered cultural heritage sites that retain both historical significance and contemporary social impact.
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In addition to other Premium features, Premium Family includes a personalized playlist called Our Soundtrack that selects a mix of songs based on every family member's listening habits.
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The ruling Al Sabah family is firmly in charge—it limits speech and appoints the most important figures in government, including the prime minister (who selects the rest).
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"We identify notable individuals who we feel have the breadth, depth and passion for our mission," Montgomery replied when asked how America First selects senior advisers and spokespeople.
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After the user selects a coffee preference in a companion app, the machine begins brewing while the ball bearing is released from the top of the wooden contraption.
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If All Raise selects you to participate — and you don't happen to win a free Expo Only pass — simply buy any pass to Disrupt SF (including Expo Only).
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" Burton also notes that podcasting helps enhance the stories he selects: "What audio storytelling does is it engages the listener in a way that visual storytelling does not.
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When Nell travels to Hill House as an adult and changes into a gown, she selects a garment that Olivia had actually worn earlier on in the show.
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The cash value figure is the estimated total if a winner selects one lump-sum payment, rather than the other option of taking annual payments over 3433 years.
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It has a 12.3-megapixel rear-facing camera and big aperture, and comes along with software that selects from bursts of images and merges pictures in low light.
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According to TSA guidelines, when passengers go through a full body scanner, the TSA agent selects a button indicating man or woman, depending on how the person looks.
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As the performance begins, Hall selects a few objects, a stack of thin, white, geometric forms that look like rectangles with the edges rounded off or angled out.
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If a 30-year-old selects a target-date fund set for 2042, that may be unnecessarily conservative, leaving him or her without enough income to retire then.
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What's next: The group intends to meet several times this year and issue reports from sub-groups once the group selects the topics to focus on this year.
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For online merchants who are also PayPal merchants, when a customer selects PayPal through Google Pay, the merchant receives the money in their PayPal Business Account within minutes.
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A more radical idea aimed at changing "buyer behavior" recommends that an independent body selects the auditor for companies, a task currently left to a company's audit committee.
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China selects, grows, and champions a set of winners in each industry in order to concentrate resources and increase the probability of success globally for its chosen companies.
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Her mother, who had been ill with cancer for some time, died last June, a month before the first competition that selects South Korean skaters for the Olympics.
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Guys, I really thought you deserve to know this: Every month, the National Aquarium of New Zealand selects a good penguin of the month and a bad one.
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The company the Army selects will build six prototypes by 2022, with follow-on orders if the end result meets the Army's needs for current and future warfare.
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"There's a multihull culture in France and there's really good talent there," said Steinacher, who selects some members of his Extreme Sailing Series team from the Foiling Generation.
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Video games probably aren't on the approved list of school supplies, but Nintendo is getting pretty studious by putting several new games on its discounted Nintendo Selects program.
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Ditching the blue slip process altogether, by either party, would be shortsighted and threaten one of the few avenues for executive consultation before a president selects a nominee.
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Even if Trump does not strip its authorities, the council's character will change under his administration when he selects a new Treasury Secretary and replaces the agency heads.
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The sports court's governing body — which selects the roughly 350 approved arbitrators around the world — includes I.O.C. members, and the court relies on money generated by the Olympics.
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Delta Force, headquartered at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, draws candidates from throughout the military, including the Coast Guard and National Guard, but mostly selects from the Army.
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Clinton now has an 83 percent chance of winning the election by an average of 47 votes in the Electoral College, the body that ultimately selects the president.
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The company selects the best, long-form stories from their publisher partners for use in Audm, and releases around 5 to 9 articles per week on the service.
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Because a state can choose how it selects its electors, New York could simply pass a law requiring its electors to be from New Jersey, Connecticut or wherever.
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YouGov selects individuals from its panel of respondents, one by one, to match the demographic profile of individual Americans and thus match the country's demographics as a whole.
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Currently, the Republican and Democratic state party chairs each nominate five people to the redistricting board, and the state Supreme Court selects someone to serve as the tiebreaker.
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When they are 2 feet tall, Mr. Silver selects the best specimens, and then trims back the neighboring firs to give the future Christmas trees room to grow.
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But if we don't like the health insurance options our employer selects, or the options on the local exchange — well, short of changing jobs or moving, we're stuck.
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Mr. Solomon's appointment is likely to begin a series of management changes in the upper ranks of the firm, as the new chief executive selects his own lieutenants.
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Well, Blooom researches and selects the best funds available for your plan, eliminates hidden investment fees where it can, diversifies your portfolio, and handles your account&aposs transactions.
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Discovery selects Park Avenue address for new global HQ After years of delays and stalled plans, Three World Trade opens Florida-based Westgate Resorts acquires historic NYC hotel
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The index fund selects from the largest U.S. public companies, based on market capitalization, that disclose the greatest proportion of women in senior leadership and board-level positions.
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Or, judging from the Film Comment Selects lineup, perhaps it's easier for filmmakers to say what they want about our chaotic, constantly metamorphosing present by looking to the past.
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On top of that, there's also a bunch of new photo modes like Top Shot, which automatically selects what it thinks is the best shot out of the bunch.
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After bees are given the superfood, the team selects and monitors a group of flowers on a branch for five minutes and counts the number of bees that visit.
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When you text a song to the music swap bot, the bot randomly selects a song from the responses it receives - each response has equal chance of being seen.
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According to Johansson, his bot operates using the following basic principles: to begin, he selects a semantic domain—an area of meaning and the words used to describe it.
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The problem for the president is that while his Department of Homeland Security selects possible building sites, including Santa Teresa, the administration generally needs Congress to appropriate the money.
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Prospectors claim that Bloodborne has a set number of Chalice dungeons with specific layouts that it can pull from, and the game only selects these predetermined dungeons at random.
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The company selects candidates to lead new tech businesses, helps them build a strong founding team and business model, and then invests in the startup to help it grow.
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Another company, Aura, released the Aura Frame that automatically sifts out inappropriate photos from your photo library and selects your highest quality photos to display on a physical frame.
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How it works: SmartNews is similar to Apple News in that it selects traffic distribution partners to work with and helps them set up channels that users can follow.
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She eventually selects a handful of figures, including miniature-sized versions of Starscream and Windblade that recently appeared on her wedding cake, and carries them back to her desk.
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Saudi Arabia's King Salman selects his son to be his successor; fresh outrage after new video shows Philando Castile's final moments; Travis Kalanick is officially out as Uber's CEO.
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The biggest piece of that investing plan is not ETF-based: 60 percent of the endowment is a focus list of 15 to 20 U.S. stocks that Seegmiller selects.
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The car "scans each occupant and selects personalized features and functions," though it's not clear how that works; it could be anything from a fingerprint scan to facial recognition.
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In particular, the state is investigating Juul's promotional pricing offers and "seeks information as to how and why JUUL selects its targeted marketing groups," according to a press release.
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Reuters photo of the dayThe way to a nation's trade policy is through its guacamole An employee selects avocados at the Global Fruit Packing Company in Uruapan, Michoacan, Mexico.
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City Year, for example, which receives funding from AmeriCorps and which pays students to tutor in schools around the country, selects more than 3,000 students from among 10,000 applicants.
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The foundation selects 1,000 applicants each year, notifying them of their awards in mid-April, after colleges have sent out acceptance letters and financial aid offers for freshman year.
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For the donors, the most worrying aspect is a plan by Salles to change the composition of the fund's 24-member steering committee that selects the projects to back.
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The director selects the perfect pieces for illustrating this point, showcasing Giger's paintings of deformed babies, vaginal penetration, and the memento mori of exposed skeletal structures in lingering takes.
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The artist understands that each image-making technique passes and shapes information differently, and she selects her formal tools (and their respective historical baggage) with intelligence and wry humor.
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The Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (SPLV) selects about 100 S&P 500 stocks with the lowest daily volatility over the past year, without regard to sector.
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As the article correctly noted, the 1,218-member actors' branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences selects nominees only for the acting category, not all categories.
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"We must have the right to approve any private contractor that Amtrak selects in response to our request and the record of failure causing these problems at Penn Station."
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The money would be distributed after a "rigorous competitive process" selects 8–10 metro areas that have demonstrated the most promise in becoming tech hubs in their own right.
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A patient selects an in-network provider for a minor procedure, like a colonoscopy, only to be billed thousands for the out-of-network anesthesiologist and pathologist who participated.
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The tryouts are part of the transportation authority's Music Under New York program, which selects musicians and groups to play in coveted spots in the subway and transportation buildings.
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Stay tuned after the reading to learn what makes a compelling Tiny Love Story from Miya Lee, the Modern Love projects assistant who selects and edits Tiny Love Stories.
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First, students pay $43 to file an application through the American Medical College Application Service, which verifies and distributes applicant data to one medical school that a student selects.
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But transit advocates say the subway is Mr. Cuomo's responsibility since he controls the authority, selects its chairman and has taken an increasingly hands-on role at the agency.
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The generator selects for any clips tagged as being slow motion or time-lapse (it also has a PG-13 filter to hopefully prevent anything explicit from getting in).
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There's also a Chairman's Pick, a quarterly event where Rizzetta reviews the entire staff's performance and selects whomever he feels best represented the company's values and awards 800 points.
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As the sullen, motorcycle-riding Maureen Cartwright, she selects haute couture for her celebrity client, who gives her blank checks but demands that she not try on the clothes.
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She selects images from a large library of slides related to Afro-futurism and experimental Black culture that create a dialogue with the audio collage, either obliquely or directly.
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But since scrolling through that many pieces would take well forever (trust me, I did it), I went ahead and handpicked our top 20 selects for you to choose from.
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Entrepreneur and bestselling author Tim Ferriss said in a blog last week that he no longer selects a New Year's resolution, finding "past year reviews" (PYRs) more valuable and actionable.
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She then created email signatures with those canned responses, which she selects from as she moves through her inbox to speed up the process, and adds personalized messages as necessary.
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But Trump, in his New York victory lap, conveniently left out that the state is one of the least "democratic," states, by Trump's definition, in the way it selects delegates.
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Hasan, a New York native born to Bangladeshi immigrants, makes familiar objects unfamiliar or strange in her paintings, on handmade papers and textiles she selects based on their cultural histories.
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Britain's government is in the process of deciding whether to adopt the CCC's recommendations, potentially before May steps down as Prime Minster after the Conservative Party selects a new leader.
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Hillary Clinton selects Tim Kaine as her running mate Speaking at Florida International University, a campus that is more than half Hispanic, Kaine described his vision for an inclusive country.
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To avoid this, the EIA has recommended that RSPO members pay into an escrow account that is held by the RSPO and then the watchdog selects and pays auditors directly.
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To control his robot counterpart in the Tokyo office, Banda either speaks directly into a microphone or selects commands by moving a pen connected to a mousepad with his chin.
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From those bursts, it selects the best captures, provides you with a couple of options to choose from and then deletes the rest to free up memory on your iPhone.
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So we've gathered selects from the prince of hamster holiday parties HelloDenizen, Japanese hamster bartender Kawanabesatou, utterly joyful hamster mom AprilsAnimals, the pop culture factory at Mashable's Watercooler, and more.
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Despite the controversy about her email, Clinton continues to hold a large advantage in the Electoral College, the process that selects a president by awarding votes through individual state elections.
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The company hones in on three pillars that are important for creating a sustainable path out of poverty — health, education, livelihoods — and selects high-impact organizations to collaborate with accordingly.
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When the government selects one sector for support — whether steel or solar panels — it often helps contribute to undue exuberance among investors, resulting in wasteful projects that depress the economy.
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They are all, for the most part, two hours long, the production is exceptional on every track he selects—not only in a technical, but often in an experimental way.
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He points directly to it in a mini-exhibition, "Kerry James Marshall Selects," that's embedded within the retrospective, and made up of historical items he's culled from the Met's holdings.
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Elton John hosts a radio show on Apple Music's Beats 1 called Elton John's Rocket Hour where he selects an eclectic mix of his favorite songs and occasionally interviews artists.
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In each country auction, search providers will state the price that they are willing to pay each time a user selects them from the choice screen in the given country.
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"Well, the qualities that are represented by all that list of people are the qualities that will be in the candidate he selects, I can tell you that," Manafort said.
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But the specter of a Warren presidency should concern him less than another possible result of the coming campaign: that his platform self-selects for a specific type of candidate.
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Agnon's memorial book about Buczacz, however, is on an altogether different scale: a hundred and forty stories (the English edition selects twenty-seven of them), including several of novella length.
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Chief Justice Roberts, in his role as the chief administrator of the judicial branch, selects which serving federal judges will sit for staggered, seven-year terms on the surveillance court.
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Here&aposs the drill: Reese&aposs Book Club is looking for a librarian who can communicate with Witherspoon, authors of the books the club selects, and the community at large.
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Many analysts see a good chance that Kuroda will be reappointed when the government selects successors to him and his two deputies in coming months, decisions that need parliament's approval.
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Film Comment Selects, a midwinter program at the Film Society of Lincoln Center now in its 17th year, is both a symptom of this paradox and an antidote to it.
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It can nominate an internationally-acceptable globalist to the job, or face rejection as the world selects a non-American to head the Bank for the first time in its history.
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Thus far, Majarich has shown a shrewd and tasteful eye for which films he selects, opting for a pool of zeitgeist directors, Oscar winners, and art-house films with cult followings.
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It can nominate an internationally acceptable globalist to the job or face rejection as the world selects a non-American to head the bank for the first time in its history.
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The jackpot has a cash value of more than $347 million, the estimated total if a winner selects one lump-sum payment rather than the other option of taking annual payments.
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Parrot says the user sets the boundaries of the fields and selects the types of crops and the drone and software does the rest — though it can also be piloted manually.
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This March, when the exhibition "Thom Browne Selects" opens at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum on Fifth Avenue, ordinary civilians will finally get to experience Mr. Browne's theatrical sensibility firsthand.
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That balance hangs on many other factors, including whether or not your job offers you a 401(k), which assets your employer selects and if you took breaks from the workforce.
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In January, Amazon announced a shortlist of candidates for its new HQ2 campus, which it says will bring thousands of jobs, and economic upsides a-plenty, to whichever city Amazon selects.
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An algorithm crunches the credit scores (a number between 0 and 400 indicating the likelihood of repaying a loan) of millions of Georgians, selects the best prospects and auto-dials them.
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From here, a user simply selects which car he or she wants, the drop-off and pick-up date, and the time and place he or she wants the car delivered.
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But he's so worried he'll mess up that on his first day at work, he freaks out when Alex selects him and ends up appearing as a weird, distorted face. Aha!
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He frequently selects relatively left field artists (The Garden, Ariel Pink, Christopher Owens) to star in his campaigns alongside more established acts like Courtney Love, Beck, Joni Mitchell, and Daft Punk.
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If a user selects a garage or lot, Google Maps will add the location to their trip, and give "walking directions from their parking spot to their final destination," explains Google.
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The dating series in which a man or a woman selects a bride or groom from dozens of potential mates is to reality television what the NFL is to professional sports.
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The service is controversial because Facebook hand selects the service that users can see, and led India to block it on the grounds that it violates the principles of net neutrality.
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We asked Instagram how posts get chosen to be shown to a hashtag's followers, and learned that Instagram algorithmically selects the best ones based on factors such as recency and quality.
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And in Rio the judges are allowed 15 seconds at the end of each round to pick a winner on their own, before a computer randomly selects three of the scores.
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The Federal Reserve also must describe how the rule it selects differs from the Taylor rule, a guideline popular in macroeconomics circles which the Federal Reserve already tracks internally quite closely.
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If there's an item in the Daily Selects you like, you can also spend rubies on a special race called coin rush that lets you collect hundreds of coins at once.
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If you can't travel to London to visit Hatchard's five floors of books, the store provides a tailored subscription service, where a store expert selects a title for you every month.
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"Google Consumer Surveys selects potential responses for each survey using inferred demographic characteristics to get as close as possible to the census for the internet population," said Cohen in a statement.
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"It's even been suggested that if the White House selects a judge from Iowa, then I'd try to convince my colleagues that it's a good idea to hold hearings," he said.
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When it comes to fillings, Leonard selects his meat "depending on what looks fresh" but he usually goes for the barbacoa or carnitas because they're on the moist and juicy side.
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As we see the gems that Peter selects for his potential future bride, here's how the rings and proposals all work — use it as trivia to impress your Bachelor-loving friends.
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Mr. Peña, 263, who is known as Tito, is the coffee director for the Wydown, a coffee bar in Washington, where he selects coffee from different roasters and trains the staff.
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Mr. Peña, 37, who is known as Tito, is the coffee director for the Wydown, a coffee bar in Washington, where he selects coffee from different roasters and trains the staff.
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"When you watch an N.F.L. game, they're showing you, say, eight broadcast cameras around the field, and a producer selects the feed," said James Carwana, general manager of Intel Sports Group.
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He met with two other Chinese officials while in Beijing, one of whom selects articles from the People's Daily for the Chinese leadership, according to two people briefed on the meetings.
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"Maybe that affected his case," said Jarrín, who is in his 21963th season with the Dodgers and sits on a committee of former Frick Award recipients and historians that selects winners.
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