And that means Big Oil must shape up to survive.
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Other senior people at Uber also need to shape up.
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We want to shape up ... So the clothing is what?
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It's hard to say how the legal case will shape up.
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"This is where the company started to shape up," Gautam says.
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Hulu's forthcoming live TV streaming service is starting to shape up.
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It's time for the president to shape up or ship out.
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Villains are defeated; unworthy bachelors shape up to get the girl.
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If university graduates shun unethical companies, employers will have to shape up.
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What's the status of this fund and how will it shape up?
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It could soon be time to shape up our sloppy parking ways.
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You're gonna have to shape up fast and hard for this gang.
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"We have just got to see how things shape up," he said.
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They should "shape up or get out of the way," he said.
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She threatened to leave him if he didn't "shape up," say prosecutors.
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Keep an eye on the August primary to see how things shape up.
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" He added that central bankers need to "shape up" and "stop being ideological.
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The Americans were also quicker than Europeans to shape up after the crisis.
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"If they don't shape up, I would withdraw from the WTO," he said.
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"If they don't shape up, I would withdraw from the WTO," Trump said.
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Afterward, I set up my magnifying mirror for my weekly eyebrow shape-up.
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"Let us shape up and give the country the government it needs," May said.
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One government adviser says farmers will have five years or so to shape up.
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Cisco heads into earnings in good shape, up more than 20% on the year.
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But even if there were better oversight most teachers would struggle to shape up.
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Better shape up (except for the Maldives, it looks like a lost cause).[Pappubahry]
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But elsewhere, politicians may come under increased pressure to shape up or stand down.
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A lingering suspicion that she might shape up well may be her strongest advantage.
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" "Many had been waiting to donate to see how the race would shape up.
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So, how do the Ghostbusters of today shape up against the boys of yesteryear?
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Of course, it's not possible to completely predict how the Hundred Days will shape up.
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We asked Sweeney these questions and more about how VR will shape up in 2017.
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Usually L.A. is the place he returns to when he is ready to shape up.
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We learn that Bibby, for all his flaws, gives one hell of a shape-up.
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Here's how the two men shape up on the big talking points ahead of Wednesday's meeting.
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President-elect Rodrigo Duterte last week warned telecom players to shape up or face foreign competition.
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Podcast industry watchers are concerned about exactly how Spotify's ad practices are going to shape up.
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Harvey made it clear that he wanted to see how first-quarter results would shape up.
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He can goad states and coax school districts, offering gold stars to those who shape up.
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And he wanted me to help him get rid of his paunch and shape up again.
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"If the conditions shape up, I will go to Pyongyang," Moon said in his inaugural address.
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The City Attorney's Office sent letters Monday to the three companies warning them to shape up.
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We have only a rough idea of how Google's Daydream virtual reality platform will shape up.
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The field will shape up quickly: Ohio's filing deadline for the Senate race is February 7.
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It's not clear what, if anything, will change that, or if Musk will shape up first.
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Yes, I had tried to shape up before with diet and exercise, but with disappointing results.
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Malingerers tend to shape up or wash out and be sent back to the general population.
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But we actually think 2020 is going to shape up to be a pretty solid year.
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I understand how her cycle wipes her out, and hope things shape up for her tomorrow.
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But as more names were added to the card it started to shape up pretty well.
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Here's how they managed it, and how things look set to shape up in the next round.
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Trump said last month the United States could withdraw from the WTO if "they don't shape up".
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The airline is now tasked with providing more clarity on how it expects 2018 to shape up.
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Tony Raiola's father was a "shape-up" worker who was assigned to a different dock each day.
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All that matters is how they shape up through the final four weeks of the regular season.
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"I think with a larger field, people are waiting for the race to shape up," he said.
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"I believe, we still do have enormous work to shape up a modern judiciary, " he told Reuters.
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In his disaster proclamation, Governor David Ige said that this flow looks like it could shape up similarly.
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We definitely don't want to lose her from our screens, so it's time for Hollywood to shape up.
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WE LIKE THE WAY THE NEXT FEW YEARS SHAPE UP FOR GE AND OUR JOB IS TO EXECUTE.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw from the global trade body if it doesn't "shape up".
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The political scientist Albert O. Hirschman pointed out two mechanisms that can motivate an organization to shape up.
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Jasareno's comments followed Duterte's call on Saturday for mining companies to "shape up" and stop destroying the environment.
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In alphabetical order, the debaters are: How do the candidates shape up when it comes to tech issues?
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Trump told Bloomberg that if the World Trade Organization didn't "shape up" he would pull the U.S. out.
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If teams knew how this offseason would shape up, they could have assessed risk and made their moves.
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It's becoming easier to see how the Republican race will shape up after the South Carolina primary on Saturday.
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As the filament is melted, it is extruded by the printer to build a shape up layer by layer.
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The larger question is really about what the replacement cycle of the Apple Watch will shape up to be.
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"If they don't shape up, I would withdraw from the WTO," the president told Bloomberg News in an interview.
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So we don't yet know precisely how things will shape up, here's what the agenda is looking like now.
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"If they don't shape up, I would withdraw from the W.T.O.," Mr. Trump said in the interview with Bloomberg.
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Using the poll averages shown above and considering only statewide delegates, here's how the next week would shape up.
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Every single barbering Cross Riverian man somehow losing his touch, the ability to deliver even a decent shape-up.
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If it happens, it could shape up as the most ambitious such overhaul since Ronald Reagan's epic tax reform bill.
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Seeing that the sandbox was well-received, it gave us some confidence to shape up the Colorado and Hokkaido levels.
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If Sanders doesn't pull off more decisive wins, the nominating process could shape up to be a protracted, brutal process.
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Brabeck-Letmathe sounded like a personal trainer putting Nestle's less-healthy products on a diet: Shape up or ship out.
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Fortunately for Bumgarner, a visit by the Padres gives him an opportunity to shape up before the meeting with Kershaw.
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Increasing the economy's exposure to foreign trade would heighten the competition faced by firms, forcing the Luddites to shape up.
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The contouring of the bottom of the lagoon is key too, since that impacts how the waves will shape up.
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We are still waiting to see how the trade policy itself is going to shape up in the United States.
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Clinton has wide delegate lead, trove of "superdelegates" Meanwhile, the Democratic race is beginning to shape up like a rout.
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Troy Balderson will shape up to be a redux of Conor Lamb's upset victory over Rick Saccone earlier this year.
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And then come home to shape up Mark Bittman's recipe for salmon burgers, which go nicely alongside these mock frites.
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All our lives are going to shape up differently, no matter what choices we make or others make for us.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)But business strategies aside, the Active2 could shape up to be that breakthrough smartwatch for Samsung.
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If early elections occur next year, 2017 may shape up to be a seminal year in the E.U.'s history.
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Phone footage of the crime scene in the diner's parking lot reveals an amorphous shape up beside a woman's corpse.
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If the World Trade Organization doesn't "shape up," President Donald Trump told Bloomberg he would pull the United States out.
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It has now shifted into wait-and-see mode as it watches how its reductions — and global developments — shape up.
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It could also shape up to be a better year for Republicans than what it is looking like so far.
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Let's take a closer look at these states and see how they might shape up going forward in the great race.
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But these have all been voluntary guidelines with the looming threat of enforcing "necessary legislation" if tech companies don't shape up.
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It can help with weight loss, but it may not work for everyone Hey, it helped Kimmel and Jackman shape up.
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If 2018 was the year of peak self-care, 2019 might shape up to be the year of peak self-optimization.
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Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack credited Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson with helping to shape up his company's Under Armour sales.
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"I think there is a deal there, but it needs to shape up from the original terms," a second banker said.
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So watch for that fight to really shape up because they will do whatever it takes to get Donald Trump his nominee.
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Many in Mathare insist that he rarely kills innocent people, or that he warns his suspects to shape up before shooting them.
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It's an important time in the football calendar, with the playoffs beginning to shape up for both college football and the NFL.
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Yet it could still shape up to be a long season, as a new administration takes the helm at the White House.
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And judging by the photos of Mike's work, the final result is spot on — complete with a fresh shape-up and all.
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He also finds himself in front of a judge, who warns Moondog that if he doesn't shape up, he'll face jail time.
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It should be clear that if she doesn't shape up, she is the one making this a problem — and risking the consequences.
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Saturday • Shape Up NYC leads a Latin dance fitness class and a Zumba workout at Poe Park Visitor Center in the Bronx.
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More important than any policy proposals is the perception of how the candidates would shape up in a duel against Mr Trump.
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Here's what else is happening: It should eventually shape up to be a wonderful day to exercise — and to do so outside.
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If the general upward trend continues, Q3 will shape up to be a real return to normal, not just another quarter of recovery.
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Lawrence apologizes for shutting down when his professional plans didn't shape up and he couldn't provide for them the way he wanted to.
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If Parliament does shape up to have more moderates and reformers, it would make it easier for Rouhani to push through his agenda.
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For techno devotees, Memorial Day Weekend plans continue to shape up with today's release of Detroit's Movement festival's phase two lineup for 2017.
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He rimmed the inside of models' eyes with a black pencil, pulling the shape up with a touch of brown shadow at the corners.
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I've heard men half-jokingly warn other men that if they don't shape up, they too might "get Al Greened" by a female partner.
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We were really inspired by watching that film shape up, and were able to travel with the film to places like Iran and Egypt.
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But more than anything, this graf feels like a message to Mnuchin being delivered through the media: Shape up, or we'll cut you loose.
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With the group stage done and dusted, we now know exactly how the first knockout round of Euro 2016 is going to shape up.
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You can now see how we shape up against other media outlets over each 24-hour period on the Prognosis site or on Twitter.
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We're at the Al Oerter Recreation Center, just across from Flushing Meadows Corona Park, in a Shape Up NYC program that's free to all.
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With Shape Up, customers will be able to find and book appointments with L.G.B.T.-friendly barbers and stylists dedicated to maintaining an inclusive environment.
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Next, most regional countries want an end to the Afghan war but worry it will shape up in a way that undermines their interests.
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Reading about the consequences that will hit us in 2100 or 2500 if we don't shape up might very understandably lead to pants-wetting.
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Having knocked the ball down in front of him, he proceeded to muscle his way past Ramiro Funes Mori and shape up to shoot.
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The same way that Victorian side-saddle skirts and Shape-Up sneakers seem archaic and impractical now, these too will become relics from the past.
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He was praised as a can-do, pro-business pragmatist who would wipe clean and shape up a government widely seen as venal and rotten.
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Vu Thanh Tu Anh, a Vietnamese economist, says that Vietnam had hoped to use the deal to pressure sluggish state-owned companies to shape up.
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The debate will likely shape up to be a delicate dance between Republicans and Democrats — one that could result in bipartisan legislation, or in nothing.
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Photo: GettyOn Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provided the latest updates on how this winter's flu season is continuing to shape up.
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Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman is tweeting about how the early vote totals need to shape up to push Ossoff over the 50 percent line.
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Her granddaughter has seemingly gone full-tilt religious, while the High Sparrow has implicitly threatened her (via said granddaughter) if she doesn't shape up immediately.
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This change could be an opportunity for the company to present a choice to a majority of its users: shape up, or be left behind.
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"If there is no outside pressure from markets telling governments 'look you need to shape up' - it is going to be very difficult," Dijsselbloem said.
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"A boy is figuring out how to be a man, but girls are told, 'You better shape up in order to be respected,'" she said.
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Last week, SWIFT introduced new security and auditing standards, but it has not yet formally threatened to restrict access to banks that don't shape up.
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"I think if Hong Kong doesn't shape up, you shouldn't have a sense of entitlement (that) it has to be the financial center," he said.
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Anthony Barnosky, an expert on this from Stanford University, told me humans have about 20 years max to shape up before this mass extinction becomes inevitable.
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After UFC 246, which confirmed Conor McGregor's return with an emphatic victory over Donald Cerrone in Las Vegas, the fighting calendar is beginning to shape up.
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Florian comes to the table with a shave and shape-up so fresh I assume there's someone waiting behind the door to razor his beard edges.
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In both cases, the firm's motivation was to purportedly shape up for a potential IPO by offloading loss-making units that had lost the local market.
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A subsequent poll by the University of Maryland found that 69% of Iranians think the economy is in bad shape, up from 49% two years earlier.
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"I don't think there's a lot of clarity yet on how the Trump plan is going to shape up," he said in an interview on Friday.
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Now, Mr. Middleton is developing Shape Up, a social media and booking app aimed at helping other black L.G.B.T. New Yorkers avoid the experience he had.
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That she's protected by a powerful executive explains only why she is not in trouble; you can protect someone while also getting her to shape up.
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The president also threatened to withdraw the U.S. from the World Trade Organization, (WTO) if they do not "shape up," escalating fears over global trade turmoil.
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And lawmakers grilled United CEO Oscar Munoz and other air carriers during a high-profile hearing, where they warned the companies to shape up their behavior.
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The non-profit organization tracks how the cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, changes could shape up each year and has a strong track record for accuracy.
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No matter how the laws shape up and counter-drone technology evolves, Sherry said the disruptions at Heathrow and Gatwick should serve as a wake-up call.
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Now if only they could get Werner Herzog to back a wienerschnitzel stand called Wernerschnitzel, that mall would be really starting to shape up into something spectacular.
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I was expecting the shoe's unique sole to feel like a Sketchers Shape-Up sneaker, but it didn't trip me up at all while on a run.
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While this caught the hiring manager off-guard, it was another sign that the candidate was thinking seriously about how the job would shape up for her.
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It's likely not enough to graduate Edge from being just the browser you use to download Chrome, but it's starting to shape up into some real competition.
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The row had become an explosive issue for the United States, with President Donald Trump threatening to quit the WTO if the organisation did not "shape up".
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" She also told him she would look into a divorce if he didn't "shape up," to which he allegedly responded, "Ur crazy, I will never sign anything.
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Turns out that the clusters shape up rather similarly to Dunbar's suggestions, with 4.1 in the first layer, 6.9 in the next, then 18.8, and finally 99.1.
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We spoke with Jackie Starr -- Mayweather's personal shape up queen while in training and out -- who tells us Mayweather pays a pretty penny to look so pretty.
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Garcetti's pro-club stance may be protecting numerous clubs from City Councilman Mitch O'Farrell, who has been waging a "shape up or ship out" campaign against them.
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It's unclear how this back-field will shape up, and this week isn't the time to guess, as the Raiders' rush defense ranks ninth in the league.
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President Rodrigo Duterte, who has warned both PLDT and Globe to shape up or face competition, has welcomed Chinese entities specifically to become the third telecoms operator.
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Last year, the cricket legend Shane Warne posted an open letter to Kyrgios on Facebook, saying, "You're testing our patience, mate," and urging him to shape up.
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Close on the heels of that disruption came the raiders, the early private-equity companies that forced U.S. firms to shape up or be threatened with extinction.
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On Thursday, it released a new set of guidelines for Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Microsoft, giving them just months to shape up—or face unspecified future regulation.
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Barclays analysts on Wednesday said U.S. production can grow by 1 million barrels a day next year even as drillers try to shape up their balance sheets.
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The row had become an explosive issue for the United States, with President Donald Trump threatening to quit the WTO if the organization did not "shape up".
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Mixed ownership reform is one way authorities are trying to shape up the massive, inefficient state sector, which economists have long said is a drag on growth.
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This type of future, whether through cameras, cell phone tracking, drones, implants, and a myriad of other tech could literally shape up America, quickly stopping much crime.
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Often, following difficult experiences or in the throes of mental illness, we're expected to shape up and get on with our lives, but sometimes that's just not possible.
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Sterling hit a recent high of $1.3012 on October 21, but was trading at around $1.2870 Wednesday afternoon as investors wait to see how election polls shape up.
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In an interview with Bloomberg, President Trump threatened to pull out of the World Trade Organization "if they don't shape up" and give the United States better treatment.
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And as lawmakers in the US and Europe call for Facebook to shape up and explain what happened, it appears the tech giant's troubles are far from over.
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The director's category could shape up to be among the most inclusive, with Mexico-born Guillermo del Toro and "Lady Bird" director Greta Gerwig among the possible contenders.
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By the time I'd finished eating and typing, I had a few hundred words to shape up, and the feeling of never ever wanting to eat another Oreo.
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The primary could shape up as something of a preview to a potential general election matchup between Clinton and Trump, and the unusual pairing of rivals from New York.
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But the Tar Heels (33-7) didn't let that scenario shape up on Monday against Gonzaga (373-2), who was in the national championship game for the first time.
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Duterte, in his victory speech on June 4, warned mining companies to "shape up", signaling he would prefer ownership of local mining assets to be left to local investors.
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Election Day may shape up to be a watershed moment for efforts to end marijuana prohibition, with five states voting on marijuana legalization and four more on medical marijuana.
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MOJOKERTO, Indonesia (Reuters) - An Indonesian province has put 50 overweight police on a crash program of aerobics, swimming and jogging, telling them they'd better shape up for the job.
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I wouldn't be surprised if the startup launched new health projects that'll provide some short-term financial padding since Clover Therapeutics should shape up to be a costly endeavor.
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Almost seven in 10, 0213% describe the economy as in good shape, up from 57% just before Trump's inauguration and the highest share to do so since spring 2001.
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Nor did we have any clue it would shape up as the most expensive storm in the history of a state that's dealt with its unfair share of them.
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Berenberg Bank, one of the oldest investment banks in the world, wrote a report for clients ahead of the trigger on how Brexit talks are likely to shape up.
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But Culberson's suggestion to shape up the agency was to bring all of the fees collected by the TSA ,which help fund the agency, under the control of appropriators.
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On Thursday, Mr. Trump again threatened to pull out of the W.T.O. if it does not "shape up," saying the international body has not treated the United States fairly.
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Seattle, Washington (CNN)As the summer slog gives way to an expected fall frenzy, the Democratic presidential primary campaign is beginning to shape up as a three-way contest.
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The debate will give the candidates one more chance on a national stage to shape up the race — a race that, for now, Sanders is the favorite to win.
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The three partners thought they would alternate use of the house as they had done with the car, "but it didn't shape up as we thought," Mr. D'Urso said.
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For a year, everyone has been repeating a familiar refrain: "It's too early" to know how the contest for the Democratic nomination will shape up, let alone shake out.
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Here's hoping that as these projects shape up, the developers have enough imagination to deliver some of that old-fashioned seaside magic, and perhaps even a perfect porterhouse steak.
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Jax's father, Ronald Cauchi, died of cancer in December 2017, and Brittany's strength as he grieved ultimately inspired him to shape up after his cheating storyline dominated VPR last season.
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As mentioned previously, 2019 is likely to shape up similar to 2015, whereby the company rationalized some of the excess spending in the prior year, margins flattened out a bit.
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Then, like a strict parent telling a sniffling child to shape up, he added: ''The point isn't just 'How do I get myself to go to the doctor this time?
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The techniques also have been promoted on popular television shows such as Shamba Shape-Up on Kenya's Citizen TV – a practical documentary programme that teaches viewers about good agricultural practices.
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Even if carriers shape up, though, an attacker can still track a smartphone's location and snoop on phone calls thanks to newly discovered flaws in 4G and even 5G protocols.
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David Frum said Tuesday that the 2628 midterm races could shape up to be like the 28500 elections in that major changes will occur in the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Mid last year Duterte singled out the telecoms duopoly for failing to improve their services and gave them a year to shape up, or he would open the sector up.
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He was barely known to most voters, and the speech last time helped him shape up the core argument of his campaign heading into the stretch run of the primaries.
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The coronavirus will have some impact on MBA recruiting for internships and full-time jobs, but it's still too early to know exactly how the job market will shape up.
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The meeting between President-elect Donald J. Trump and the nation's tech elite was hyped as something out of "The Apprentice": The new boss tells his minions to shape up.
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A panel of independent judges whittled down the numbers, and semi-finalists got a month to shape up and present again; the 5 finalists selected are about to begin field testing.
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Trump's presidency will shape up to be a historical one and it will most likely be remembered for what he chooses to ruin as opposed to what he chooses to fix.
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The World Trade Organization has failed at its mission and needs to shape up for the United States to stay a part of it, said former Trump trade advisor Dan DiMicco.
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The underlying assumption is that if you can define "the problem with the relationship," then you can get the other person to shape up, and you&aposll finally get some relief.
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General Electric warned Wednesday that 2018 will be another challenging period for GE Power and could shape up to be an even worse year than expected for the embattled business unit.
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The Southeast Asian nation's data and voice services are ranked among the region's slowest and most intermittent, and President Rodrigo Duterte has warned telecoms firms to shape up or face new competition.
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In order to shape up to play Harley, Robbie met with trainer Andie Hecker for three hours a day most days of the week for three weeks while the movie was shooting.
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As the rest of the ad industry was attempting to shape up, Google was exercising its own influence to improve ads by banning some of the more grating formats from its platforms.
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Here's how the two single-USB-C-port-only, shallow-keyboarded laptops shape up against each other in the aluminum, as well as a few pics of the ZenBook 3 by itself.
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To note, Access Industries is an interesting backer which might also potentially shape up to be strategic, given its ownership of Warner Music Group, Alibaba, Facebook, Square, Spotify, Deezer, Snap and Zalando.
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But to beat it, mainstream politicians and institutions need to shape up — not just with better policies, but with the kind of self-sacrificing spirit and moral leadership that successful movements require.
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The agency tasked with keeping us safe in the skies failed to sniff out the threats 95 percent of the time, alarming lawmakers and sending the TSA into a frenzy to shape up.
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To find out more about Hannah's thinking behind how the issue would shape up, and how you turn a magazine into a piece of audio for radio, I gave the artist a call.
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The TV app is already starting to shape up to become an alternative to television, especially with the recent addition of streaming news channels, CBS News, CNN, Fox News, Cheddar, CNBC and Bloomberg.
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" It was the boldest statement yet from Duterte against domestic miners that he warned in the weeks before he took office on June 30 to "shape up" and to "stop spoiling the land.
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Compiling sources and spending an abbreviated time in a hostile environment boiling over with generational tension doesn't quite shape up to the artists who are literally risking their freedoms for telling the truth.
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Despite the not-so-bullish setup, September could shape up to be a better month than many on Wall Street fear, says Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at investment advisory giant LPL Financial.
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The Schick Silk Touch Up razors have a protective guard so they don't cut or irritate my skin, and there's even a little plastic cover that makes it easy to shape up eyebrows.
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But with a fight appearing to shape up on keeping the lights on and Trump's signal that he'll release his tax reform blueprint, the hot-button issue will likely stall at least temporarily.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump threatened in an interview with Bloomberg News on Thursday to withdraw from the World Trade Organization if "they don't shape up," in his latest criticism of the institution.
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Even as marketers look to shape up their industry, the number of people using ad blockers continues to grow; Emarketer projects that nearly 30 percent of internet users will have them by next year.
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Sheldon Adelson, the biggest Republican donor, wants key GOP fundraising groups to shape up after this year's midterm wipeout in the House or risk losing his support for the 2174 election cycle, CNBC has learned.
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"There is a long-term vision for how the economy should shape up, and part of it is a more active role played by PIF ... to help reduce the dependency on oil revenues," said Salvi.
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Godzilla: King of the Monsters is gearing up to be a voracious showdown between some of cinema's most infamous monsters, and a new trailer for the film demonstrates just how those fights will shape up.
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Starboard Value has placed some 150 people on boards in the last 10 years and Smith said that many board members who once appeared sluggish often shape up when an activist arrives on the board.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, said that while the short-sellers might be feeling "gleeful" now, the bull case for Beyond Meat could shape up in the near future.
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If you want to stay active while pregnant, shape up like a celebrity mom-to-be with this pregnancy workout created by The Fhitting Room's Amanda Butler, inspired by expecting moms Beyoncé and Amal Clooney.
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In an interview, Walker said he imagines the new trimmer will be used by some current Bevel customers as a complementary product to shape up their hairlines or beards when they pause their Bevel subscriptions.
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Although it's a brief glimpse at what Beyond Good & Evil 2 may hold for players, it's still the most we've seen of the actual game to date and it is undoubtedly starting to shape up.
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While Das may lack his predecessor Patel's deep macro-economic expertise, his willingness to learn will help him to shape up for the new job quickly, two RBI officials who have worked with him said.
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She cut their hair and never saw them again, and usually during the shape-up she'd whisper the source of her name and they'd all miss the point and ask the source of her power.
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Hours before the vote, Ms. Pelosi suggested in an interview that a sitting president could be indicted and left open the option of impeachment, kicking off what could shape up to be a memorable term.
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Now, unlike a month ago, Republican leaders are condemning Trump roundly, as a matter of their own political survival, some refusing to say whether they might rescind their support for him if he doesn't shape up.
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TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger, who was brought in to shape up the beleaguered agency, said he has since retrained the workforce, ended the practice of randomly selecting passengers for expedited screening lanes, and made technological improvements.
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Trump, in an interview with Bloomberg, also threatened to withdraw from the World Trade Organization if "they don't shape up," a move that would further undermine one of the foundations of the modern global trading system.
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Palaszczuk's press briefing on Sunday was briefly interrupted by protestors against Indian mining giant Adani Enterprises' proposed $4 billion Carmichael coal mine in the state's north, which could shape up to be a significant campaign topic.
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Hours before her election, Ms. Pelosi, center, suggested in an interview that a sitting president could be indicted and left open the option of impeachment, kicking off what could shape up to be a memorable term.
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ET. (CNBC) CNBC has learned Sheldon Adelson, the biggest Republican donor, wants key GOP fundraising groups to shape up after this year's midterm wipeout in the House or risk losing his support for the 2020 election cycle.
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After Guess met success in the fall with its Smart GUESS Technology collection, featuring shape-up, push-up, jet set and yoga jeans, the brand decided to expand its tech relationship to appeal to a wider audience.
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In order to shape up to play Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad, Margot Robbie met with trainer Andie Hecker for three hours a day most days of the week for three weeks while the movie was shooting.
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In that In an interview with Bloomberg, Trump also threatened to withdraw from the World Trade Organization if "they don't shape up," a move that could undermine one of the foundations of the modern global trading system.
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This discussion "will shape up to be a long drawn out bloody fight," one European official, based in Brussels and who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the talks, told CNBC Monday.
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In that case, you might try bringing a friend who makes you laugh to one of the more unusual Shape Up NYC classes offered by the parks department, like belly dancing, hip-hop aerobics or line dancing.
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Few people at the beginning of the last decade had any idea what a powerful political machine platforms like Facebook and Twitter would shape up to be — including, it often seems, Facebook&aposs own CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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His campaign raised an eye-popping $85033 million by the end of last year, a sign of an energized liberal base ahead of what could shape up to be a Democratic wave in the November midterm elections.
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Here's how it's all going to shape up: Prince Harry and Ms. Markle would like their wedding day to be shaped to allow members of the public to share in the joy and the fun of the day.
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"We will not survive if we remain in the constricted space of doing as we are told, depending solely on cost arbitrage," Vishal Sikka, the boss at Infosys, wrote in a recent letter urging staff to shape up.
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To help assuage popular concerns, Merkel said the government would raise research and development spending to shape up the economy, which is enjoying robust growth but risks losing out to peers unless its businesses embrace new digital technologies.
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For some food stamp recipients, 2018 could shape up to be a particularly aggravating year, including for one of the only startups trying to find ways to innovate on the ways that food stamps are delivered and managed.
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The team needed Douglas in the uneven bars in the team event, and at least on the vault in the qualifying for the team event, said Karolyi, who added that she would personally shape up Douglas for Rio.
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The Tax Policy Center has a marriage calculator that allows you to plug in the details of yours and your partner's income to see how your taxes would shape up if you were to file as a married couple.
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He has threatened U.S. withdrawal unless the WTO can "shape up" and has blocked judicial appointments at the WTO's Appellate Body, effectively the supreme court of world trade, meaning that trade disputes could go into legal limbo from December.
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As the political and business elites gather here in Davos, 2017 could shape up to be a year of extreme risks, and here are the biggest: U.S. going off the path and into the trees where there's less visibility.
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Those countries, per the executive order, will then be given notice that they need to start providing more info to the US — and if they don't shape up, they'll be put on an indefinite visa blacklist until they do.
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Here's how small group sessions for founders will shape up: Atlas will hold a virtual group program that connects six to eight founders, mixed between all the portfolios of client venture firms with a minimum commitment of six months.
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Better to avoid the risk of another bust-up of the sort seen at the Brussels summit the previous July, when Mr Trump even threatened to pull America out of the organisation if the rest failed to shape up.
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They're aimed at both advertisers and publishers: Google wants to reassure advertisers that their ads won't run next to offensive content, and it's warning publishers who make that stuff that they may lose their ad revenue if they don't shape up.
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Now this is starting to shape up like a good list of suggestions for what to order if you're surprising Mom, which, come to think of it, you can even do when you don't live in the same city as her.
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BERLIN, June 21 (Reuters) - Euro zone governments need to press ahead with economic reforms to shape up their economies and to ease the burden on the European Central bank, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers said on Tuesday.
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In 1989, with one year to shape up Union City, Mr. Carrigg, with a cadre of teachers and administrators, devised a multipronged strategy: Focus on how kids learn best, how teachers teach most effectively and how parents can be engaged.
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The iPhone 8—or whatever it winds up being named—drops later this year, but the endless churn of tech innovation and product development means that its successor, which we're calling the iPhone 9, is already starting to shape up.
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ET, we'll see indicators of whether Democrats will achieve the net gain of 23 seats they need to control the House, whether the GOP's two-seat Senate majority will grow or shrink and how key governors' races will shape up.
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GOP strategist Carter Wrenn, who has run presidential and statewide campaigns, said that it looks like a Democratic wave is starting to shape up, and if that becomes the case, Republicans will need to turn out the crucial independent voter bloc.
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This was the basis for the shape-up on the American docks on which many of my relatives toiled when they came to this country and the kickbacks they were expected to give to the union bosses and even the mayor.
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If McDaniel is successful, the race could shape up more as a referendum on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- the sort of contest Bannon expected last year as he recruited what he'd hoped would become an insurgent slate of candidates.
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His administration sent strongly-worded letters to states — Germany, Canada, and Belgium, among them — that he thought were lagging behind, telling them, in so many words, to shape up and start spending on their militaries, according to the New York Times.
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China is widely seen as the principal target of Trump's anger, so getting it to acquiesce to tougher WTO rules on subsidies, state-owned firms and preferential treatment could be key to achieving the "shape-up" of the WTO that Trump has demanded.
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But U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to quit the WTO if it doesn't "shape up", and Washington has blocked judicial appointments at the WTO, causing a crisis that risks paralyzing the system of trade dispute settlement and the WTO more broadly.
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On the one end the bottom price of £15 per part seems to shape up okay while the top end — £222 per part, or £22016 in total, for premium "short term purchase" seats — is right at the top end of the industry.
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Using history as a guide, even if under temporary federal scrutiny, prison conditions shape up briefly, as soon as the Yankees depart, it'll be back to business as usual at Holman: Prisoners will be mashed together, one on top of the other.
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To get a handle on how these new whistleblower protections might shape up, I called up Michael Kohn, a lawyer who is also a co-founder and president of the National Whistleblower Center and the author of two books on whistleblowing law.
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By gathering together, online lenders like Prosper and Funding Circle are hoping that they will be able to distance themselves from payday lenders (which are not in regulators' best books) and prove that they can shape up without the need for government intervention.
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Though it is not the same as chasing down breaking news, I have found that taking a piece of writing that may need a little guidance and seeing it shape up into a concise, informative column brings its own type of joy.
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Add to this eventuality the uncertain ramifications of America's 2020 presidential election on its foreign policy going forward — testing the resiliency of the U.S.-Israel relationship — and the years following could shape up to be a watershed time for the Middle East.
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Adding to geopolitical uncertainty, Trump also threatened in an interview with Bloomberg on Thursday to withdraw from the World Trade Organization if "they don't shape up" - a move that would further undermine one of the foundations of the modern global trading system.
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China is widely seen as the principal target of Trump's ire, so getting it to acquiesce to tougher WTO rules on subsidies, state-owned firms and preferential treatment could be key to achieving the "shape-up" of the WTO that Trump has demanded.
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Zamora's confirmation of PT&T's engagement with Chinese firms comes after President Rodrigo Duterte offered China the "privilege" of being his country's third telecoms operator, following through on a threat he made last year to Globe and PLDT to shape up, or face competition.
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The new chips should start to appear in laptops over the coming months, and if AMD can keep this sort of momentum going across its product lineup as 2019 continues, it may shape up to be a very interesting year in the processor space.
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Similar to his Bachelor-esque rollout of Neil Gorsuch, Trump's team is leaking to raise the stakes, creating high drama that engages observers and signals to the contestants (in this case people with high-level security clearances) that they better shape up or ship out.
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But regardless of the reason they're ending their marriage, Jeff Bezos's status as the richest man in the world, worth a whopping $250 billion according to Forbes, means this could shape up to be the biggest divorce since Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon.
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It's supposed to be replaced, after a review of visa procedures, with a list of countries that don't provide enough information on visa applicants for the US's liking — and, unless those countries don't shape up, their nationals will be banned from entering the US indefinitely.
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Branded items, from $6 pin badges to $15,2 pieces of gold are on offer to enthusiasts, but as the Games shape up as the first since World War Two not to go ahead as planned, sellers are seizing on the disruption to boost demand.
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Branded items, from $6 pin badges to $15,000 pieces of gold are on offer to enthusiasts, but as the Games shape up as the first since World War Two not to go ahead as planned, sellers are seizing on the disruption to boost demand.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has welcomed Chinese entities to be the Philippines' third telecoms operator, following through on a threat he made last year to PLDT and Globe Telecom Inc, the nation's two dominant telecoms groups, to shape up or face competition, amid complaints about their services.
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The action begins with a series of quick scenes establishing how down and out he is: released from jail, missing a court date, told to shape up by his teenage daughter, sitting on a beachside bench and pulling a bottle of whiskey out of a paper bag.
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BRUSSELS, March 2 (Reuters) - Britain and the European Union kick off talks on Monday on how their relationship will shape up after Brexit, with half a trillion euros worth of annual trade and close security ties at stake in what are bound to be tense talks.
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Instead, he has the luxury of spending time evaluating how the extra parts of the roster may shape up: experimenting with the rookie infielder Matt Reynolds in the outfield, with Wilmer Flores all around the infield, and with both of his catchers — Travis d'Arnaud and Kevin Plawecki — at first base.
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He was asking if, as someone who's thought a lot about these issues, I thought it would be worthwhile to let other people give, to broaden the circle of people introduced to the idea of giving cash, and maybe to force some other groups operating in the US to shape up.
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I can see him, FEEL HIM, 19 years old, staring in a full-length mirror after getting throughly outplayed by some 18-year-old NBA prospect, wondering where he could improve, what he could possibly shape up to make himself better than the thing he was clearly meant to be.
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But the need for Uber's leader to either shape up or even potentially ship out — following the footsteps of countless tech founders who brought in so-called adult leadership, such as when Google duo Sergey Brin and Larry Page asked Eric Schmidt to step in as CEO in 2001 — could be especially acute.
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Trump's optimistic or desperate supplicants had to hope that Trump would shape up and lose in a somewhat dignified manner; or that he'd win unexpectedly and (just as unexpectedly) govern well; or that he'd win unexpectedly and then self-destruct so thoroughly that the vice president would enjoy a short cut to history.
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"If they don't shape up, I would withdraw from the WTO," Trump said in the interview, criticizing the Geneva-based body's treatment of the U.S. Bloomberg also reported that Trump said to his aides that he supports going ahead with the imposition of proposed tariffs on an additional $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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Who knows what'll happen abroad, with the weather or horrible happenstance, but for many of us this should shape up as a fairly slow week, what with the national holiday on Thursday and the tendency of the American worker to interpret a Thursday day off as the start of a four-day weekend, at least.
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We give them a map with lines showing the rise of the flu in previous seasons, and they're supposed to click and draw a line showing how they think the current season will shape up — given what they see about previous seasons and a variety of links we give them to information about the flu.
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The Studio Museum has always been a showcase for figurative painting, and continues to be with Christina Quarles's surreal picture of mantis-limbed lovers; Amy Sherald's pair of grave, graceful somnambulists; and Devan Shimoyama's enchanted painting of a queer-style barbershop shape-up in progress: the sitter has gold skin, plastic flowers for eyes and weeps rhinestone tears.
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Studies are just beginning to be done of workplace interventions that address such issues as time pressure, workplace chaos, and a doctor's sense of control, but the evidence supports the idea that it's more effective to make changes at the level of the institution, rather than just telling the doctors to shape up in the wellness department.
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"Hopefully, some other of the candidates will really start thinking about, you know, stepping away and letting this race shape up where the democratic socialist folks can have their say, and the moderates to the left can have their say," said Representative Tim Ryan, Democrat of Ohio and a former 2020 presidential candidate who is supporting Mr. Biden.
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PODCAST: Germany's Merkel-Schulz election debate The central figure in this has been, and may continue to be, Wolfgang Schäuble the German finance minister who has found a domestic popularity, seldom bestowed upon finance ministers, in insisting that EU states like France, Greece, Italy and Spain shape up by following the German example of reducing debt, improving productivity and reforming labor regulations.
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At 13A, "L over A over V over O" required you to recognize OVAL reading backward, or bottoms up, and solved to SHAPE UP. One of my favorites today was 433A, "Features of t-r-a-c-k m-e-e-t-s;" the answer is DASHES, in reference to both 50-yard streaks at track meets and the hyphens in the clue.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday threatened to pull the U.S. out of the World Trade Organization (WTO) "if they don't shape up," a stance he has reportedly discussed in private but has denied publicly.
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Def Con has become infamous for hosting talks on subjects that are probably best kept secret (like decrypting Adobe e-books or how to get free subway rides for life) and given the description for the talk, which promised to show how easy it is to execute these airline exploits in real life, this seemed like it might shape up to be one of those.
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Consider: However much he indulges in racist code, if Donald Trump were caught on a hot mic crowing that "The niggers just need to shape up" or "If only she'd stop being such a cunt," it would likely be one of the very few things that actually would spark a sincere effort to eject him from office — so utterly unthinkable in public usage are they.
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That model has propelled Uber to 22.6 million active platform consumers (from 255 million a year ago) and 278.29 million trips per day across 229 cities on six continents, along with a lot of high hopes from others like PayPal — which are making very late-stage, strategic investments to bank on what it believes could shape up to be a lucrative e-commerce empire in the years to come.
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