Oprah Winfrey sets aside one hour every morning to exercise.
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" Sam answers, "It's when a man sets aside his lawful wife.
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It sets aside 53.3 trillion pesos ($15.4 billion) for debt service.
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The legislation also sets aside $425 million for election security grants.
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Today, he sets aside more than 60 percent of his income.
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It provides a mystery with a cause, sets aside a clean explanation.
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He uses me like a toy he plays with then sets aside.
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Mr. Trump's budget sets aside $1.4 billion for the wall's initial development.
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Baldwin sets aside about 80% of his take-home pay in various accounts.
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Speaking of moms and rambunctious kids, Khloe sets aside special time for Kris Jenner.
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Republicans said the plan sets aside $85 billion over 10 years for that purpose.
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"The majority sets aside all the rules of international humanitarian law," Flavia Lattanzi wrote.
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The agency sets aside a band of radio waves specifically for radio astronomy projects.
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And he sets aside all his business for the time it takes to cook.
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Flamingo sets aside 1 percent of sales to support women-focused non-profit organizations.
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More importantly, though, it sets aside some $350 billion in loans for small businesses.
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Greenlight lets parents automatically match money the child sets aside in a savings account.
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The store sets aside about 20% of its space for Amazon gadgets and associated gear.
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The bill sets aside an additional $249.2 million for the Stryker's medium-caliber weapon system.
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The $25 billion Trump's budget sets aside is less than one-tenth of that amount.
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It sets aside one day to remember a tragedy, just when everyone's supposed to be smiling.
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The bill unveiled Wednesday would take an additional step to protect the funding it sets aside.
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"The majority here completely sets aside the President's charged statements about Muslims as irrelevant," she wrote.
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In so doing, it sets aside managerial judgment and promotes those risks to automatic materiality status.
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There are some earlier concerns from utilities, however, that the bill sets aside too much money.
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The bill sets aside extra money to help insurance markets with very high health care costs.
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As return costs have risen, Casper has repeatedly upped the amount it sets aside for them.
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The Even app identifies recurring bills and sets aside money from your paycheck to cover them.
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Costco sets aside all other retail niceties at the altar of low prices, according to the company.
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It's a game of exploration and monster combat that sets aside the main game's survival elements entirely.
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Fed policymakers will look closely at the rate of inflation that sets aside food and energy prices.
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Today, despite his financial success, he still focuses on living simply and sets aside 40% to 50%.
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The sooner Elliot sets aside his identity crisis and gets back to saving the world, the better.
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Once she&aposs chosen what to take home, Rose sets aside peppers for a hot sauce company.
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Leo's trickery works, as Chelsea sets aside everything she has observed and heard to accept the stuntman's story.
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But sometimes, the father-of-three sets aside his money-making ambitions to create something for his kids.
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Donna Schnur Birkholz sets aside small portions for those who with food allergies before adding the offending ingredients.
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The bill sets aside at least $500 million for public health data surveillance and modernizing the analytics infrastructure.
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The funding bill also sets aside over $800 million for a new federal effort to boost federal cancer research.
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The president's budget request sets aside $2628,28503 for the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home National Historic Site in Dixon, Ill.
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The president's budget request sets aside $300,000 for the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home National Historic Site in Dixon, Ill.
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It's a conscious choice that sets aside future franchise ambitions for the good of the tale the movie's telling.
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Overall, the next EU budget sets aside 27.5 billion euros for security and defense over the seven-year period.
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The bill sets aside 1% of reinsurance funds for states where premiums are 75% higher than the national average.
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CareerTu offers many of its classes for free while sets aside a handful of premium content for a fee.
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So it's a simple relief whenever Shannara sets aside all the backstory and complaining, and gets down to action.
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That injunction also sets aside a portion of the law that imposed new restrictions for disposing of fetal remains.
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The developers' plan sets aside more than 6 million square feet for commercial space, including offices and retail stores.
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Such a claim too easily sets aside important contextual differences between this administration and those of other "disjunctive" presidents.
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Financial therapy sets aside the logic of your financial situation and dives into the "why" behind your financial behaviors.
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But I hope everyone who played a role in last week's victory sets aside some time to savor it.
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Overall, the next EU budget sets aside 27.5 billion euros for security and defence over the seven-year period.
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"I'm going out tonight," she says, on one of the evenings she sets aside to spend with other mothers.
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By battling on that terrain, [Trump] preemptively sets aside most standards by which a democracy should judge its leader.
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He lies sprawled on a bench in the studio, strumming a ukulele, which he sets aside to greet me.
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The "legal reserves" are what the central bank sets aside from profits by law to be used in extraordinary circumstances.
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Men commit almost all sexual crimes, so society sets aside spaces in order to help keep women and children safe.
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Prior to a transaction, homeowners agree to contracts and Knock sets aside capital in its reserves like an insurance company.
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He also wants to expand the Discovery Program, which sets aside a certain number of seats for low-income students.
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Google has not paid it yet, but it sets aside the money from its earnings as a one-time expense.
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The Senate passed a $2 trillion pandemic stimulus package, which sets aside billions in loans for companies and small businesses.
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With 153 pieces, the Warhol retrospective at the Whitney sets aside the icon's persona and focuses on his art. Nov.
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She plots a course to Hawaii and reluctantly sets aside her vegetarianism to catch a fish and eat it raw.
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It sets aside $6.8 million for hiring more staff who have expertise in human factors, software engineering and other areas.
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Today, despite his financial success, he still focuses on living simply and sets aside 40% to 50% of what he makes.
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Instead, the bill sets aside $8 billion over five years to cover the high-risk pools including those with preexisting conditions.
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Now Holloway sets aside whatever he can and sticks with a 70/30 split of stocks to bonds in his investments.
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Among its provisions: The project sets aside subsidized apartments for tenants evicted all those years ago who now want to return.
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That is unusually high; the charity has previously said it typically sets aside about 9 percent of donations for administrative costs.
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Digit's software analyzes income and spending and then sets aside small amounts of money at intervals that won't impact an account.
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At present, the FCC sets aside funds to guarantee their use for schools and libraries that apply for E-Rate support.
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Each year, the century-old Boyd Mountain Christmas Tree Farm in Waynesville, N.C., sets aside 5,000 evergreens for the holiday crush.
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Michael, by contrast, sets aside 15 minutes per year to file his federal and local income tax, and that's usually enough.
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Total loan loss provisions, or the money a bank sets aside to cover unpaid loans, rose 13% to C$499 million.
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It sets aside $56.5 million for claimants, with a maximum of $150 per incident, with unclaimed funds reverting to the city.
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The deal also sets aside $2.5 billion to ensure everyone is counted in the 2020 Census, according to a senior Democratic aide.
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The bill sets aside $5 billion, outside the formula, which can be spent on declared public health emergencies between 2020 and 2024.
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CNBC Make It asked Sean, who sets aside more than 60 percent of his $80,000 salary, for his top money-saving tip.
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To safeguard against such swings, the SNB more than trebled to 4.6 billion francs the funds its sets aside as a cushion.
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That's why the 30-year-old self-made millionaire sets aside one hour each week for a date of sorts with his finances.
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The budget sets aside $25 billion for "building budgetary resiliency" as well as to pay down some of the state's unfunded pension liabilities.
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The USDA sets aside a portion of import duties collected from customs receipts, using that money to buy agriculture products to stabilize prices.
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The scenes where she is at home and sets aside the tuna for the cat is meant to add depth to her character.
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The bill also sets aside money for combating opioid abuse and fighting Zika – two areas Democrats have vocally accused the GOP of underfunding.
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In a city harshly divided by class and race, the entire town sets aside its differences when sno-balls are on the line.
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The current version of Discovery sets aside 6 percent of seats at specialized high schools for students who come from low-income families.
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Not that the music to be played here sets aside the political approach that he has taken in so much of his work.
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WHAT IT DOES The Medicaid program sets aside extra money for states to help safety-net hospitals cover the costs of uncompensated care.
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Selfies, in particular, are clearly not something he enjoys — and he apparently now sets aside days in which he refuses to pose for them.
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Separate to foreign exchange reserves, "legal reserves" are what the central bank sets aside from profits by law to be used in extraordinary circumstances.
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When setting up phone calls, never say "call me"Lippman sets aside time to speak with her clients because it makes them feel important.
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The bill also sets aside $8 billion over five years to help patients whose insurance rates would rise under the plan pay for healthcare.
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President Donald Trump's budget proposal sets aside funds to create a school choice program, but provides few details about how it would be run.
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NASA's budget sets aside $363 million specifically to help companies develop "a large lunar lander" to take cargo and astronauts to the moon's surface.
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The central bank's "legal reserves" are what it sets aside from profits by law to be used to defend against crises in extraordinary circumstances.
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When UPS finds that its long-term obligations for the pensions are not fully funded, it sets aside extra cash to cover the shortfall.
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The team sets aside a day every week for a reset in which they touch up exhibits and undo the havoc people have wreaked.
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Visitors must still present a ticket to climb onboard, though the development sets aside same-day tickets that can be picked up on-site.
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He sets aside plots of land and periodically samples them, sorting out all the species, even counting the number of males, females, and offspring.
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If they can, Spoon sets aside several PWYC tickets through their Coax Records label for their shows and fans can email for those tickets.
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Saudi Arabia, the region's biggest fish, which sets aside a huge 8.8% of GDP for defence, will slash its military spending by 9.1% this year.
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The EU could provide the bulk of the funds through local development cash it sets aside for each member state, the government's draft proposal showed.
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Twitter cofounder and CEO Jack Dorsey runs six miles a day and sets aside a specific day to tackle each part of his massive business.
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She peels the skins off of one small zucchini and adds those, too, for extra color, then sets aside the inner flesh for another use.
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You may want to get a monitor that uses a different frequency like 1.9GHz, which the Federal Communications Commission sets aside for audio-only applications.
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Last year, Bezos established the Day One Fund, which sets aside $2 billion to support homeless families and develop early education programs in underserved communities.
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Foss now sets aside time two or three times a day to check email and then closes it out to help keep her attention distributed.
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Total loan-loss provisions, or the money a bank sets aside to cover unpaid loans, increased nearly 22% in the fourth quarter ended Oct 31.
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Total provisions for loan losses, or the money a bank sets aside to cover unpaid loans, jumped 52% in the fourth quarter ended Oct. 31.
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An emphasis on player choice, a deep and varied world to explore, and – we hope – a story that sets aside common notions of good vs.
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For one month a year, the nation sets aside much-needed time to highlight the achievements made by black Americans and challenges they continue to endure.
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It is a language that sets aside, if not forgives, all that sits between the last victory and this one -- for the good of the game.
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In California, the Child Actor's bill, popularly known as the Coogan law, sets aside a portion of a young actor's earnings for when they become adults.
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Yet there's a touch of Madame Tussauds in the approach of "Contact High," which sets aside visual analysis for an undemanding showcase of your favorite celebrities.
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The announcement of the "en banc" rehearing effectively sets aside a ruling that a three-judge panel of the same appeals court had issued in July.
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A tearful Johiehon (Sera-Lys McArthur) sets aside her baby and races into the flames, as Roger and the Mohawk villagers stand aghast at the spectacle.
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The legal settlement sets aside $10 billion to repair or buy back around 475,20143 affected cars, and compensates owners with a payment of up to $10,000.
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It's only when he sets aside his individual talents and joins with his fellow workers in a labor action that he's meaningfully on the side of good.
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She told People in 2015 that she "sets aside about 15 minutes a day to do affirmations, pray and meditate" and a year earlier she told E!
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For one month a year, the nation sets aside much-needed time to highlight the achievements made by black Americans and the challenges they continue to endure.
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He usually sets aside his work on weekends to spend time with me, but he also likes to capitalize on my sleeping time to work a bit.
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Centuries later, a young woman in Victorian England restlessly sets aside half-finished embroidery and—ensuring that she is alone—laces her needle into her wrist instead.
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This sets aside EB-5 visas for participants who invest in commercial enterprises associated with regional centers approved by USCIS based on proposals for promoting economic growth.
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On the flip side, it also increases the funding of charter schools by $168 million, and sets aside $250 million for a new private school choice program.
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That's why the crew of the International Space Station (ISS) sets aside some time every Saturday to make sure that their orbital habitat is spick and span.
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But in the end Douthat sets aside these apocalyptic worries as the product of a "history-as-morality-play" mentality that assumes punishment must necessarily follow sin.
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PRESSURE ON POLAND Michel's proposal sets aside 13 billion euros for a "Just Transition Fund" to help emissions-intensive regions and sectors shift away from fossil fuels.
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The bill also sets aside an additional $70 billion over a decade for the federal government to pay directly to insurers that offer plans in that market.
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The 2019 budget draft sets aside 6 billion pesos ($297 million) for the railway plan, but Lopez Obrador is looking for mostly private investment to complete it.
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Republican Senator Pat Toomey said Wednesday the deal sets aside $210 billion to make loans or loan guarantees for companies across all sectors, as well as states.
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Two decades later, McCoy still sets aside some of the money the tribe gives out twice a year to take his children—three of them, now—on vacation.
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The volatility of the region's finances is partly mitigated by the administration's prudent approach, which sets aside excess tax proceeds as cash reserves and keeps expenses under control.
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Only instead of a small community holding its breath around the hearth, the entire world now sets aside busy lives to watch a fantasy show together in realtime.
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The volatility of the region's finances is partly mitigated by the administration's prudent approach, which sets aside excess tax proceeds in cash reserves and keeps expenses under control.
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Stanton Glantz, a professor of medicine at U.C. San Francisco whose research focuses on tobacco, said Proposition 13, crucially, sets aside funds for the state's anti-tobacco programs.
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Its potential unraveling dovetails with the acceptance of a revised island-wide financial restructuring plan by the oversight board that sets aside less money for paying out debt.
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Its actions may thus call for using IEEPA, even after the United States finishes its new policy tools and sets aside lesser matters such as bilateral trade deficits.
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This is called the rule of affirmance by an equally divided court, and it sets aside any petition for the Supreme Court to review a lower court's decision.
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The $20 billion Shaheen's bill sets aside — spread out over the course of a decade — would be a staggering increase over what Congress has previously appropriated on PFAS.
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But the supplemental only sets aside $103 billion for the wall and another $210 billion to support other aspects of the President's executive orders on border security and immigration.
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If pressing matters come up throughout the day, even while at school, Lewis sets aside what he is doing to make sure that those matters are taken care of.
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If a streaming service sets aside the money it's trying to allocate to a songwriter it can't find, it can't be sued later on for not finding the songwriter.
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The British oil major in July estimated costs from the disaster will total about $62 billion, as it sets aside billions for criminal and civil penalties and cleanup costs.
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She largely sets aside the math-rock guitar thickets of her early indie-rock, and she touches only occasionally on the elegant chamber-pop that she deployed for contrast.
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It also underwrites safety standards, funds scientific research, builds spillways and wastewater plants, creates "green jobs," subsidizes Elon Musk, sets aside prime real estate for conservation, and so on.
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Although the settlement sets aside $425 million to pay for anything connected to people affected by the breach, the lion's share of that covers all the free credit monitoring.
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One hospital in particular — Mary Washington, in Fredericksburg, Va. — sues so many patients that the local court sets aside one morning each month just to hear those cases, NPR reports.
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During the band's "spirit show" before football games, she sets aside her trumpet and pushes Drew's wheelchair on the field as he plays along with the rest of the band.
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But their transparency is arresting; these are the only letters in the book where Plath sets aside the kaleidoscopic genius of her style in favor of the plainest possible account.
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When a diocese agrees to work with Feinberg and Biros, it sets aside a sum of money for compensation to survivors or indicates that it will pay claims as assessed.
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Congress does decide the SEC's $1.6 billion budget, but it is deficit neutral because the fees it collects from Wall Street firms are matched by the amount Congress sets aside.
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Where Boston sets aside hallowed historic precincts and wends a handsome brick Freedom Trail through its Revolutionary sites, New York City buries its past under mountains of concrete and steel.
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The ruling sets aside the potential for another major shift in the political landscape prior to the election on an issue that has dominated American politics for the last decade.
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The law also bars advertising and sets aside a percentage of proceeds from commercial sales to pay for addiction treatment and public awareness campaigns about the risks of drug use.
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He settles on working at Best Buy, and later, with encouragement from Issa, sets aside his dream of developing an app to take a gig at a tech start-up.
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The legal reserves, which are separate from the central bank's foreign exchange reserves, are what the central bank sets aside from profits by law to be used in extraordinary circumstances.
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In other words, the federal government sets aside a specific amount of money to fight fires before the start of the fiscal year — and, consequently, before a single fire has burned.
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The much-anticipated spending bill does not make specific mention of automakers, but sets aside US$454bn to make loans or loan guarantees for companies across all sectors, according to Reuters.
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Dan Cathy, the president of Chick-fil-A, sets aside one half of a day every two weeks and one full day a month to perform what he calls intentional thinking.
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Newsom said the revised budget sets aside $15 billion for "building budgetary resiliency" as well as to pay down the state's unfunded liabilities, or $1.4 billion higher than was proposed in January.
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But only a fraction of that number will actually receive a green card; the US sets aside just 103,000 slots each year for people to come to the US through the lottery.
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A budget of estimated project expenses he submitted to the state of Florida, where his organization is registered, sets aside $14,000 for salaries and $350,000 for "professional and consulting" expenses in 2019.
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To offset some of the cost of those higher charges, the bill also sets aside funding to subsidize coverage for people with pre-existing conditions through high-risk pools in individual states.
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The central bank by law sets aside "legal reserves" from its profits to be used in extraordinary circumstances, and they are separate from its forex reserves which have dwindled in recent months.
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BNP Paribas, France's biggest bank, is heavily exposed to slow-growing mature European markets makes such as Italy, which accounts for about 40 percent of provisions it sets aside for bad loans.
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Archer is constructed in formidable contrast to the petty, rigid law-enforcement hack thriving in every department, who hurries to conclusions about cases and then sets aside the facts that don't fit.
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The bill also sets aside $100 billion for hospitals and health providers as they struggle to meet the challenge of COVID-19 amid widespread shortages of personal protective equipment and depleted staffs.
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One night a year, during the State of the Union address, President Trump sets aside his affinity for combat to offer up 90 minutes of stand-up comity to a national audience.
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Total provisions for loan losses, or the money a bank sets aside to cover unpaid loans, rose 20.3%, while total non-interest expenses jumped 2.82% to C$2.59 billion, partially for personnel costs.
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Its TEAch Me project sets aside one percent of company revenue to fund the school fees for the children of workers at its partner plantations, where the tea sold to consumers is sourced.
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Wells Fargo does not disclose how much it sets aside for litigation, but said in its second-quarter financial filing that such costs could exceed that amount by as much as $3.3 billion.
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The settlement, which involves the EPA and California Air Resources Board (CARB), also sets aside nearly $5 billion for zero-emission R&D and for undoing the damage its over-polluting diesels caused.
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Melanie Lockert, a self-employed writer and entrepreneur, says online savings accounts are the best way for her to keep track of the money she sets aside for taxes, sick days, and emergencies.
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Georgia Governor Nathan Deal signed a package of reforms into law in May that reduces punishments for low-level drug offenses, lowers the felony theft threshold, and sets aside funding for diversion courts.
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Trump's 2018 budget plan sets aside $1.6 billion for "brick and mortar" costs for a border wall between the United States and Mexico, something he's promised since the earlier days of his campaign.
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The farm bill reauthorization typically lasts five years and sets aside money for farm subsidies, rural development, environmental conservation programs, though nearly 20143 percent is spent on food stamps and other nutrition assistance.
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"I had this small piece of parchment, and I saved it," said Ms. Parnanen, who often collects and sets aside materials, only to take them up again much later when inspiration suddenly hits.
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Teeling uses time-honored methods such as aging its whiskey in oak barrels, but it also sets aside up to a quarter of its annual production for experimenting with new techniques and flavors.
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The works in the Second Avenue Subway were made possible by the MTA's Percent for Art program, which sets aside 1% of the budget for new stations or station rehabilitation projects for public artwork.
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After bailing out three large private banks last year, the central bank has proposed the industry sets aside higher provisions for loans underpinning M&A deals than if the funds are for business development.
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Melanie Lockert, a self-employed writer and entrepreneur, says online savings accounts are the best way for her to keep track of the money she sets aside for taxes, vacations, sick days, and emergencies.
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This is true even though there may be differences between groups of settlers; the settler colonial project sets aside ethnic or national differences between settlers (flattening Russians and Germans and English together) via whiteness.
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The law sets aside some $350 billion for loans to small businesses — companies with 500 or fewer employees — that come with low interest and the prospect of forgiveness for companies that maintain their workforces.
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Moreover, because employers will often match — up to a set amount — the money an employee sets aside in a workplace retirement account, like a 603(k) or 403(b), those matching dollars are sacrificed.
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This broad perspective also sets aside the interesting but ultimately unimportant debate over whether this has been one continuous bull market starting at the March 22018 low, or a series of bull and bear phases.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's central bank reduced the provisions it sets aside to cover possible losses in 2015 as its president predicted that the economic recovery in the euro zone would continue this year and next.
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TT is the solo project of Theresa Wayman from Warpaint, and in "Love Leaks" she sets aside Warpaint's guitar-centered rock for murky keyboards and deep-bottomed drumbeats that conjure a lounge for lost souls.
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JON PARELES The new single by Rosalía sets aside flamenco tragedy for pure braggadocio, flaunting "Aute Cuture" (that's haute couture cheerfully misspelled) and female ascendance over syncopated synthesizer chords and, tucked neatly within, flamenco handclaps.
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In Hawaii and Boston, the deals also covered a so-called child/elder fund in which Marriott sets aside money to assist with the cost of caring for young children or older relatives, she said.
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And it sets aside 1 percent of that fund as extra money for states with health care costs that are 75 percent higher than the national average — something that is the case only in Alaska.
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The Major Events Trust Fund, as it's called, is different from other programs because it sets aside a portion of state money for the cities to use to cover the costs of hosting huge events.
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Sagan, who has an account aesthetic similar to Trevino's, also sets aside multiple hours a week to transform books into words, articles of clothing, and other thought-provoking scenes straight out of a book worm's imagination.
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"The Court of Justice sets aside the judgment of the General Court, which had upheld the fine of €1.06 billion imposed on Intel by the Commission for abuse of a dominant position," the ECJ said today.
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The bill also sets aside $21625 million in the EPA budget for the study and regulation of a chemical used in a variety of nonstick products and fire-fighting foam that has been leaching into water.
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Inside the archive, which is not open to the public, he has doted on the historic bats — Babe Ruth's, Shoeless Joe Jackson's and Wee Willie Keeler's — that the hall sets aside for his viewing and analysis.
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For more than 22019 years, thousands of ranchers across our nation's 14 western states have grazed their animals on the 250 million acres of wide-open space our government owns and sets aside for multiple uses.
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As for where Bogle's fortune goes besides his vacations in Florida, he sets aside money for his 12 grandchildren and gives back to "those who have helped me along the road of life," he told Reuters.
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"Unlike in Masterpiece, where the majority considered the state commissioners' statements about religion to be persuasive evidence of unconstitutional government, the majority here completely sets aside the President's charged statements about Muslims as irrelevant," Sotomayor wote.
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The final version of the annual defense policy bill sets aside $58 million dollars to respond to Russia's violations of an arms treaty without scrapping the treaty altogether, according to committee aides and summaries released Wednesday.
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He said the November day the US sets aside to remember those who served in the military often falls after an election -- "an exercise in the free speech and self-government" that veterans fight for every day.
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Especially since Brodkin already sets aside money for taxes and is "judicious" about bookkeeping, as she puts it, it makes sense to get it out of the way and save a little money at the same time.
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For the next two elections, it sets aside a minimum of 10 seats in the legislature for the FARC's future political party, five in the 166-seat house of representatives and five in the 163-seat senate.
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Culture / Fun • Courtney Barnett Faces Doubts and Doubters on 'Tell Me How You Really Feel': Newly unguarded, the songwriter sets aside her sly character studies in favor of declarations and confrontations on her second solo studio album.
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TD Bank's provisions for loan losses, or the amount a bank sets aside to cover bad loans, rose 33% to C$891 million a year earlier, while CIBC's climbed to C$402 million from C$264 million.
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Another is the psychological divide that sees Americans screen out the carnage occurring a stone's throw from their own country, "just as one sets aside images from a nightmare in order to move steadily through a new day".
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What these ways of thinking have in common, Mr Snyder argues, is a quasi-mystical belief in the destiny of nations and rulers, which sets aside the need to observe laws or procedures, or grapple with physical realities.
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The relief package sets aside $4.8 billion for Medicaid in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, helping to avoid a looming shortfall that could have left some 600,000 Medicaid beneficiaries in Puerto Rico without health insurance by April.
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The deal specifically sets aside $17 billion for "businesses critical to maintaining national security" — a category seen as intended at least partly for Boeing, the troubled aircraft manufacturer and Pentagon contractor, whose name appears nowhere in the bill.
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So, each person who sets aside interpersonal conflict for conversation and resolves to listen first — especially to those with whom they disagree or have different life experiences — tips the scales toward a new direction for society at large.
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The legislation also sets aside money to provide job training, wage replacement and other assistance to workers who are displaced by the switch to a single payer system, which some experts peg at up to 2 million people.
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The CEO of the leading telecommunications trade group in the country, Jonathan Spalter, said USTelecom would push to ensure the government sets aside money for helping build and upgrade network infrastructure, as well as dismantling and streamlining regulations.
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Dozens of nations passed an agreement that sets aside more than 1.5 million square kilometres (932,000 square miles) of the Ross Sea in Antarctica as the world's largest marine protected area (MPA) after five years of drawn-out negotiations.
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" Beyond the eclectically decorated room that she sets aside just for herself, the 100-year-old house boasts a classic style with details like corbels that, she points out in her signature deadpan, "look a little like a breast.
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The new bill sets aside another $70 billion in federal funding on top of an already-proposed $112 billion earmarked for states to help reduce insurance premiums and out-of-pocket costs for customers in the individual plan markets.
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Stark piano chords and elegiac strings have replaced guitar picking, Crow's new vocal sets aside folky grain for aching purity, and in the final moments she and Cash trade the word "freedom" as if it will never truly arrive.
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"The remaining 2312% will go to three main destinations: welfare, security and the third spot is fiscal support for Pemex," said Herrera, who noted the budget sets aside some $21 billion in extra funds for the ailing oil firm.
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The emerging deal sets aside the question of immigration and what to do about the sunsetting Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which was at the heart of the standoff in January that ended in a three-day shutdown.
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The budget sets aside 10 billion euros ($11.57 billion) for the initiative, which will provide up to 780 euros per month to the poorest Italians and which Di Maio has said will "abolish poverty" in the euro zone's third largest economy.
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Speaking to PEOPLE this week, the mom of two revealed that despite being busy with her country music career, her "Whine Down" podcast with husband Mike Caussin and partnerships with multiple children's charities, she always sets aside time for her kids.
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"The Court of Justice sets aside the judgment of the General Court, which had upheld the fine of 1.06 billion euros imposed on Intel by the Commission for abuse of a dominant position," the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice (ECJ) said.
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" He added that he remains "concerned" about the country's future foreign policy direction "in the years to come," warning against "a foreign policy that too often sets aside our values and our historic alliances in pursuit of flawed geopolitical deals.
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The work plan sets aside 25 days - from March 27 to April 24 - for discussions on the fiscal and customs regimes, including the new code's so-called stability clause, which is the most contentious point between the government and industry.
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As for the defense industry, Moody's forecasts that defense budgets will grow by about 5 percent in 2018 but "maybe higher," although that will depend on Congress and how much money it sets aside for military spending in fiscal 2018.
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It sets aside $28503 billion annually for improvements to our drinking water and wastewater systems—money that would come from a rollback of a small portion (22019 percentage points) of the corporate income tax cuts enacted under the Trump administration.
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The latest trailer for Disney's live-action Aladdin — the longest one yet — sets aside the teasing and gives us a look at the movie's story, along with some of the big musical numbers and Will Smith's approach to genie comedy.
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The budget agreement sets aside the question of immigration and what to do about the sunsetting Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which was at the heart of the standoff in January that ended in a three-day shutdown.
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But the agreement sets aside the question of immigration and what to do about the sunsetting Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which was at the heart of the standoff in January that ended in a three-day shutdown.
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MANILA, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said his Chinese counterpart has offered Manila a controlling stake in a joint energy venture in the South China Sea, if it sets aside an international arbitral award that went against Beijing.
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The California Public Utilities Commission approved $519,000 to build the stations, and more funding will probably come from a novel policy that sets aside 2503 percent of the state's cap-and-trade auction dollars for clean energy in poor communities.
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A new pro-growth economic platform that sets aside small-government monomania and focuses instead on protecting citizens' basic rights to commit "capitalist acts between consenting adults," as the libertarian philosopher Robert Nozick put it, has both practical and political advantages.
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The plan also sets aside $140 billion to ensure the solvency of the Highway Trust Fund for the next 10 years, $62 billion for neighborhood revitalization, lead remediation and affordable housing and $40 billion to provide universal high-speed internet.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena will report a first-half loss of more than 3 billion euros ($3.5 billion) as it sets aside more money for non-performing loans, German business daily Boersen-Zeitung reported on Monday, citing banking sources.
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It sets aside 1.6 billion euros to allow some categories of workers to retire earlier, rowing back on a pension reform in 2012 that raised the retirement age, and allocates funds to rebuild central Italian towns hit by an earthquake in August.
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One thing that also strikes me about giving the award to "DAMN." is that it quietly sets aside two previous Pulitzer givens: that the winning piece was performed by live musicians in real time and that it was written by a solitary composer.
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The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis said on Thursday it could spend a decade fighting claims of clergy sex abuse in court if its latest bankruptcy restructuring plan, which sets aside $210 million to compensate roughly 450 alleged victims, is not confirmed.
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US district judge Charles Breyer approved the plan, which was first hammered out in June this year, and sets aside just over $2.73 billion for customers who want to trade their vehicles in for pre-scandal prices or who are waiting for repairs.
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It's a time to proudly recall the struggles and accomplishments of women long buried in our nation's narrative — but it also sets aside a single month out of 2224 to celebrate half of the population, and therefore is a sort of insult.
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The bill sets aside almost $60 million for the Secret Service to protect the president as he travels between the White House and Trump Tower in New York City, where the first lady and their son live full-time, at least for now.
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The bill sets aside $25 billion for U.S. airlines, which face the threat of bankruptcy without government intervention, $4 billion for air cargo carriers and $17 billion for other distressed companies related to critical national security, such as Boeing, the airplane manufacturing giant.
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All else held constant, thanks to compound interest, a 22-year-old who sets aside $100 a month will enter retirement with a larger nest egg than someone who puts in five times as much each month, but starts saving 20 years later.
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For the first time this year, the Trump administration is creating a new system that sets aside the majority of slots for different kinds of refugees, which is a big reason the U.S. is unlikely to admit the maximum of 18,000 people.
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In "The Fix: How Nations Survive and Thrive in a World in Decline," Tepperman sets aside Big Think to serve up a smorgasbord of small think: practical, microcosmic solutions to big problems in sometimes surprising places from Brazil to Botswana to New York City.
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The law sets aside 1 percent of the RPS for distributed rooftop solar and requires Dominion and ApCo to consult with the state's Clean Energy Advisory Board on how best to inform low-income customers about their ability to save money through solar power.
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Over the last five years, Martin J. Golden, a Brooklyn Republican state senator, has pushed for a tax subsidy in support of video game production in New York State, similar to the existing program that sets aside $21990 million for movie and television production.
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Whenever Mary posts a photo on Instagram, she first replies to all the comments on her previous posts, then sets aside the next 10 minutes to reply to new comments, and to like and comment on other people's photos that use the same hashtags (#realoutfitgram, #prettylittleiiinspo, #romanticstyle).
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On Thursday, Congress passed a spending bill that sets aside $41 million to pay back local law enforcement agencies for security costs related to the president's travel to his residences, a figure that will barely cover expenses incurred by New York City and Palm Beach County.
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If the Congress sets aside just 28503 percent of its $22019 trillion federal infrastructure investment for public schools over the next ten years while maintaining local control of facility design and construction — states and districts could leverage another $280 billion in additional public and private funds.
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The state's 2017-2018 budget sets aside $10 million for expanding immigrant legal defense services, $4 million of which will go to the Vera Institute of Justice's New York Immigrant Family Unity Project — a coalition of groups that seek to ensure that all undocumented immigrants have public defenders.
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Bolten said Trump's approach of "parading people in the front door and showing a wide diversity of views" should come as a comfort to people, as the president-elect sets aside the most extreme rhetoric from his campaign and considers well-qualified candidates for posts within his administration.
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Every year, the Puerto Rican Government sets aside hundreds of millions in sales tax revenue and diverts it into a trust set up to pay off bondholders of COFINA, a public corporation created in 2006 for the sole-purpose of issuing bonds backed by the island's sales tax.
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Though the coronavirus relief package sets aside $1 billion to expanding access to programs like SNAP, WIC, and emergency food assistance, according to Vox's Ella Nilsen, donating money to your local food bank or pantry is one way to make the most immediate and direct impact on your community.
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Founded: 2016Total raised: $770,000Last round: $750,000 angel round in July 2018Key investors: Queen City Fintech (Class 7), Stacked CapitalQoins automatically sets aside small dollar amounts for its users on a weekly basis, then uses the money to make extra payments against outstanding debt like credit card balances and student loans.
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In addition to getting a significant percentage of simple sales of their e-books—up to 0003 percent if the book meets certain guidelines—authors who use the Kindle direct publishing system are paid a small percentage from a pool of money that the company sets aside each month for Kindle Unlimited reimbursement.
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The DIA art collection is managed by the city's public art program and a cultural commission, who provide counsel to the airport about which works to purchase using funds from the city's Percent for Art program, which sets aside 1% of the budget for any major municipal capital-improvement construction project for public art.
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Women around the world continue to fight for control over of their reproductive rights: in New Zealand, abortion remains criminalized by law, which sets aside an exception for the procedure if approved by two certified consultants; for those of us in the United States, we're witnessing threats to essential health service organizations like Planned Parenthood.
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What I think would be an appropriate way to handle that would be that every year that the player is there, the NCAA sets aside a sum of money in an annuity so that once they graduate, that money is then released, so it gives them something that they can start their lives with.
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The decision in effect sets aside a lower court judgment that went in favor of Russia in March 2017, when a judge ruled the case, centered around money Moscow lent to Kiev in 2013, should not proceed to trial because Ukraine had not offered a defense that was justiciable - or capable of being settled in court.
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"Dawn Chorus," the conclusion of the Netflix film, sets aside the steady programmed beats that pace most of the album; it's one of Yorke's hesitant keyboard ballads, accompanying his voice with stark two-note counterpoint, speeding up and slowing down as he wonders about second chances, though he envisions a reunion as ashes stirred up by the wind.
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Whether Donald Trump sets aside intelligence — as in the intelligence regarding Russian hacking in the recent election — for tactical and strategic reasons of his own, to protect his fantasy of a landslide electoral victory, or as a defensive reaction to overwhelming complexity that he can't fathom, the outcome is the same: increased confusion, further alienation and heightened anxiety here and abroad.
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Thus far there have been 14 cases reported in the US.Read more:Pentagon sets aside a 6th military base for quarantining people fleeing the coronavirus outbreak in ChinaA US patient infected with the coronavirus was accidentally released from the hospital after initial tests failed to pick up symptomsWuhan evacuees joyfully threw their face masks after their 14-day quarantine ended — but they could be celebrating too early
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Under the "prize" model, developers of new drugs would instead receive a payment from the government and then other companies would be allowed to manufacture the treatment (within FDA safety and regulatory rules, of course.) The Sanders bill sets aside $100 billion every year to pay for the prizes, with specific pools of funding reserved for global neglected diseases, diseases affecting smaller populations, and certain infectious diseases.
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The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, named for the high school where 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz used an AR-15 to kill 17 students and school officials, raises Florida's minimum age for purchasing guns to 21, requires a three-day waiting period for firearms purchases, bans the sale of bump stocks, and, controversially, sets aside $15 million to arm teachers.
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Direct Line sets aside a budget for experimental ways of marketing, such as podcasts (early figures show that website click-throughs from "Good Carma" are more than nine times what the company expected), but one of the downsides of the audio medium is that even though download numbers can be impressive, it's hard to know if a podcast has actually been listened to, and people can skip ads.
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