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He works the night shift for one, and the day shift for the other.
"That is a huge shift for us as Microsoft, it is a huge shift for our end users," says Spataro.
Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms If and when Alabama Sen.
At first glance, this looks like a shift for Mobileye.
"It was a big momentum shift for us," Garza said.
Looking back, there was a big mindset shift for me.
The programmatic ad business, a shift for you all. Correct.
Shift For musicians, the tour bus becomes a second home.
They are on the night shift for a solid month!
Thursday's announcement is part of an image shift for Microsoft.
Curation might seem like an easy shift for Mr. Anderson.
"This was a complete paradigm shift for prosecutors," he said.
The Shift For months, Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
This would not require much of a shift for Democrats.
It's quite a shift for a former Republican turned independent.
The Shift For years, Ev Williams was saddled with doubts.
So Bickell's first shift for visiting Carolina went largely unnoticed.
It was a tough shift for me, but better now.
"It will require a mind-set shift for him," she said.
Jones' answer to this question creates a paradigm shift for Jessica.
The second Bannon era also may mark a shift for Breitbart.
This is sort of a ... Is this a shift for you?
Fallout 24 represents a big shift for the post-apocalyptic series.
The tweets came as something of a public shift for Trump.
Here's how to use Night Shift for a better night's sleep.
The trilogy of games marked a big shift for the franchise.
Things are beginning to shift for you around financial issues, too.
Grondal says this was a conscious shift for DICE's new shooter.
These deals are something of a strategy shift for the company.
It's a necessary psychological shift for those who go into battle.
The potential agreement would signal a major power shift for Democrats.
From my vantage point, this marked a major shift for Breitbart.
All the notoriety amounts to a big shift for Ms. Villarreal.
Not just one shift for him tonight, he was outstanding all night.
Alan Simpson called his presidency a big shift for the Republican Party.
Jumping on Team Clinton is not an easy shift for most Republicans.
Was that a big difficult shift for you to go to Netflix?
Now, though, the stasis is finally starting to shift, for two reasons.
But that cheaper Model 3 comes with a dramatic shift for Tesla.
But the retail landscape is about to shift — for better or worse.
We have every intention that this is a permanent shift for MOCA.
Below, Foroux identifies 214 books that caused a mental 'shift' for him.
"I'll pay you full shift for cleaning one room," the owner said.
But so many producers rely on that semitone shift for rave riffs.
But Miami Beach signaled a momentous shift for the Republicans as well.
Still, Filimonov's spin reflects a strategic shift for the far-right group.
BOB IGER: WELL THIS REPRESENTS A BIG STRATEGIC SHIFT FOR THE COMPANY.
Easing up on those demands would mark a shift for the president.
In the U.S., Coinbase also partnered with Shift for a traditional Visa card.
The rule change marks a seismic shift for the shipping and refining sectors.
Being lumped in with those behemoths would be a perception shift for Apple.
An economic policy focus would mark a welcome shift for the Trump campaign.
It seems like it is going to be a busy shift for Mirza.
As Elfenbein suggested, the current outflows are a significant shift for the ETF.
Not labeling China a currency manipulator would be a shift for the president.
The rumored agreements could represent a major paradigm shift for the United States.
It could be a challenging shift for the 47-year-old technology powerhouse.
The new development could be a significant shift for the online ad market.
Republicans meanwhile are seizing on any signs of a leftward shift for Democrats.
The mere prospect of them marks an important shift for America's financial system.
"This represents a big strategic shift for the company," Iger said to CNBC.
Oleg is back in Moscow, which is a pretty drastic shift for his character.
The new Ikea/Sonos Symfonisk speakers are a meaningful shift for both companies involved.
The Shift For the past two years, Ryan Hamilton has been getting Facebook-famous.
The move marks another shift for Amazon from the digital to the physical world.
You've had a varied background, which this was sort of a shift for you.
Even as change comes at these companies, the shift for users still seems aspirational.
But it's a crucial, if admittedly incremental, shift for people who care about privacy.
The growing federal presence, at about 27,000 workers, is a notable shift for NoMa.
Staff members agreed to work longer hours and established an additional shift for dialysis.
And in March, a smaller group walked out on its shift for several hours.
But relinquishing the transportation of astronauts was a bigger shift for the space agency.
It's a big shift for Fortnite, which historically has only featured premade character skins.
Missing a shift for illness was not allowed unless you had a doctor's note.
Being able to actually play guitar, it really was a big shift for me.
Taken together, the Pixel 2 and Google Assistant represent an interesting shift for the company.
If they're staying put now, millennials probably won't shift for better opportunities later on either.
I didn't think of them as art, and that was a big shift for me.
His declaration on the Supreme Court also represents a striking shift for the veteran politician.
The changes for Gears of War also represent part of a broader shift for Microsoft.
The plane marks a shift for Airbus and commercial flight shifting toward smaller, nimbler aircraft.
It was a huge shift for politics, and—unlike previous election memes—it happened IRL.
Thursday's remarks are a shift for Corker, who had previously advised against new Russia penalties.
Going into on-demand streaming is an epochal shift for the 96-year-old company.
It's a shift for an industry that tends to favor light-skinned Black women artists.
It's an exciting shift for the retail industry — one that, quite frankly, is long overdue.
Supporting having the FBI dig into the allegations would be a significant shift for Republicans.
So this is a significant shift for the average telco distribution channel to go through.
Still, Gould recognizes that the new promotions represent a more permanent shift for the industry.
Now it faces a new threat from the next great shift for the auto industry.
This has been a huge shift for me, because I've always been pretty self-righteous.
It's a major shift for the Justice Department from when Jeff Sessions was attorney general.
Super Mario Odyssey is Nintendo's biggest holiday release, and it's a big shift for the series.
It's a dramatic shift for a bank that has been in business for nearly 150 years.
These new gestures will be a paradigm shift for for people accustomed to the home button.
While most of the hardware was typical Surface, the Headphones were a surprising shift for Microsoft.
So whatever the update brings will likely be another significant shift for the constantly evolving product.
Dropping out of the sedan business in the United States is a momentous shift for Ford.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is a monumental shift for a series that rarely changes.
It marks a sharp shift for Indonesia, which for decades positioned itself as a regional peacemaker.
In 1877, he began covering the police on the night shift for The New York Tribune.
Emanuel's prominent defense of undocumented immigrants marks something of a shift for the congressman-turned-mayor.
Bannon said his departure from the White House signals a major shift for the Trump agenda.
Obviously, one or both of those positions will have to shift for any resolution to occur.
The move is a significant strategic shift for Twitter, which last month celebrated its 10th anniversary.
The great textbook boxers like Joe Louis and Sugar Ray Robinson didn't shift for this reason.
And they are mostly putting forward piecemeal solutions, not a much needed paradigm shift for housing.
Biden's comments marked a stunning shift for the former vice president in a matter of days.
The slowdown is a shift for solar, which has experienced runaway gains in the last decade.
This season marks a major shift for viewers—or at least viewers who have read the books.
It's an important shift for Google, which remains a major traffic driver for publishers, especially through search.
Samya, who has worked the night shift for more than 10 years, says it's a common occurrence.
Turning to outside political help to achieve that this past weekend is a shift for Jones' campaign.
His jump to strictly a streaming service marks a major shift for the old-school talkshow host.
The addition of Google Assistant is a significant shift for Samsung, the world's biggest seller of TVs.
Epic's message to players when announcing those planned changes points to an important shift for the game.
This update is far from a one-off and seems to signify a shift for the app.
It's hard to imagine a bigger shift for America than going from Barack Obama to Donald Trump.
It's a significant shift for Trump, who last year proposed rates of 2628, 28503 and 22019 percent.
The decision to publicly announce the update represents a major shift for Facebook in regards to transparency.
Bucking the NRA to pass new restrictions on gun purchases marks a significant shift for the state.
The very late move towards diversity is already a seismic shift for a pathologically beige cultural institution.
The environmental advocacy organization said McDonald's' new commitment could signal a shift for the fast food industry.
One investment banker who was not on the deal called it a "paradigm shift" for corporate financing.
The Boy Scouts of America will accept girls, marking a historic shift for the century-old organization.
If anything, that project was a curious shift for an artist who had already proven his diversity.
Azure Chunton, 15, worked a shift for his uncle, the owner of Zen Yai, on Wednesday night.
Brian McCann then grounded a ball right into the shift for the third out of the inning.
But something began to shift for me in "Kim's Convenience" about two-thirds of the way through.
Democrats acknowledge the embrace of single-payer is part of a broader leftward shift for their party.
The big shift for Mario Maker 2 is that Link does not play like Mario at all.
The move is a shift for Total, which has considered selling refineries over the last several years.
The Times's editorial board tracks cases that illuminate a shift for abortion and women's rights in America.
The Shift For much of Silicon Valley, 2000 felt like a nonstop parade of scandal and sin.
It's a striking shift for the company and Winfrey, who has publicly struggled with her weight for years.
Not unsolvable problems, but it is a generational shift for towns and, maybe more importantly, the auto industry.
This is all part of a larger shift for Bradbery, who is still emerging from post-Voice fame.
The open, glass facade marks a shift for Apple and its use of glass as a design element.
It was a big shift for a company that wasn't known for being indie-friendly in the past.
Another big shift for the company has been expanding into edtech and the K-12 literacy education space.
They call a night shift at a newspaper the lobster shift, for reasons much debated but never solved.
McCormick & Co., for example, which makes spices and dried herbs, blamed the Easter shift for weak consumer sales.
It's fitting, then, that Cavill's exit also seems to tie into a creative shift for the overall series.
That's certainly where I ended up on Friday night, after messing around in the red shift for hours.
This is a big shift for Instapaper, and one that's clearly driven by its recent acquisition by Pinterest.
Introducing a market-based system in a nonprofit supporting the poor was a cultural shift for the organization.
It won't only be good for your business, it'll ultimately be a positive shift for that person's career.
It's a dramatic shift for a series whose action has always sped down the barrel of a firearm.
It is the biggest shift for Chinese art since the easing of state control nearly four decades ago.
The move signals a shift for Boehner, who once said that he was "unalterably opposed" to legalizing marijuana.
The latest figures represent a measurable shift for Republicans away from their long-standing support of free trade.
Noisey: You worked with Jay Joyce on this album, which was a bit of a shift for you.
That was a shift for me early on, and I have a feeling you're shifting that way, too.
The spotlight on the giants of Silicon Valley is a major shift for regulators in the United States.
It's a notable shift for the pedigreed Wall Street firm, which has historically favored collared shirts and suits.
His arrival in New York largely signaled a seismic shift for the aging subway systemfollowing decades of underinvestment.
On shift for the past ten hours, none of them knows when they will get to sleep next.
In a shift for Exxon, Woods will field questions from analysts during a conference call later on Friday.
That&aposs a big shift for Amazon, which for a long time discouraged that kind of hybrid scenario.
But his concession that he simply changed his mind is a dramatic shift for the Republican presidential candidate.
Double Shift for a Teenager The condominium in which I rent an apartment employs a 16-year-old doorman.
Seeing microcephaly become a staple in global headlines in a matter of days was an abrupt shift for Ottaway.
That was a fundamental shift for me and helped me decide nope, I don't wanna be an agent anymore.
The amendments are a clear rightward shift for the bill, meeting some conservative demands on Medicaid and Obamacare's taxes.
It would be a huge shift for Apple's laptops and desktops that could require a lot of rewritten code.
This is a noteworthy shift for Reddit, which was reticent to ban almost any non-illegal material until 2015.
It's a major shift for the ride-hailing company that has typically relied on partners with more advanced technology.
So the focus really is on that direct-to-consumer relationship which is a big shift for P&G.
MetLife will no longer write new U.S. retail life and annuity business -- a significant strategic shift for the firm.
That marks something of a shift for the Taliban, which long shunned modern technology during its rule in Afghanistan.
The decline in imprisonment is a welcome shift for criminal justice reformers, who have long clamored against mass incarceration.
Online-only sales represent a dramatic shift for the company that has prided itself on its boutique retail stores.
This open philosophy is a mindset shift for incumbent companies that often take several attempts to become truly open.
He added that he did not expect the move would result in a big strategy shift for the Times.
Earlier this month, the administration released guidance on work requirements in Medicaid, marking a major shift for the program.
"IFRS 9 is going to be a paradigm shift for banks," said Luke Ellyard, financial services partner at KPMG.
In a video on the official Barbie website, Barbie employees explain the significance of this shift for the brand.
The question is now whether this represents more tiresome virtue signaling or an actual ideological shift for the party.
SAN FRANCISCO — In a major shift for online commerce, Amazon is quietly changing how it entices people to buy.
It also pays servers a $0.535/mile gas reimbursement plus $1 per shift for using data on their phone.
The move signalled a significant cultural shift for the platform, although it still battles offensive and potentially illegal content.
The scenes, and the celebratory air, were a seminal shift for the country's 93-year-old leader — Africa's oldest.
With a hefty background in animation, he credits his 2014 release, Mountain, as a huge shift for his career.
That is a monumental shift for a country where small family farms have dominated the rural landscape for centuries.
It's a remarkable shift for a candidate who just four years ago was consistently bested by Clinton among Latinos.
He adjusted his show accordingly, a shift for "Tonight," which is, after all, the original late-night talk show.
The government recently began issuing tourist visas for the first time, a remarkable shift for a traditionally shuttered society.
The Razr's $1,500 price tag is a big shift for Motorola, which has largely focused on producing inexpensive phones.
Now, rising awareness of their threatened future is ushering in another paradigm shift for a new century and millennium.
The move could signify a shift for Apple's historically hardware-focused business model, but much remains to be seen.
At the same time he appeared to suggest that his departure signaled a major shift for the Trump agenda.
It means a "tectonic shift" for the industry, argues Leos Novotny of LEO Express, a rail startup based in Prague.
Atari executives told VentureBeat last month at E3 that the Speakerhat is part of a strategy shift for the company.
One approach is to set a certain amount of money aside after each shift for essentials like rent and food.
To be clear: this album isn't a shift for Musgraves towards pop, despite integrating a few more pop production tricks.
That marked a shift for the kingdom, which buys most of its military kit from the United States and Britain.
On Monday, Pivotal senior analyst Brian Wieser said the leadership change may not bring much of a shift for Viacom.
The sudden regulatory scrutiny in the five days since the killing could signal a shift for Didi and the industry.
That's a massive shift for a company that had, up to then, been firmly against having adverts on its platform.
The backing of Democrats marks a shift for banks, which have kept a low profile in Washington since the crisis.
"There is a shift in the path of the crisis in Syria, a shift for the better," the official said.
The new sales strategy is a dramatic shift for the company that has prided itself on its boutique retail stores.
It marked a radical shift for Odebrecht, which had previously done little to cooperate in the two-year-old probe.
A significant shift for the famously ephemeral app Open Memories and you'll find your saved snaps in reverse-chronological order.
But first, some news on the Democratic fight over Medicare for all and an HHS funding shift for migrant children.
Schuhmacher's transformation from convict to coder is a radical shift for a man who spent so many years in jail.
Why it matters: Digital companies investing big dollars in content to distribute marks a major shift for the movie business.
When Apple's annual fall hardware event takes place next week, it will come amid an important shift for the company.
The change is a substantial shift for Facebook, which has traditionally encouraged people to publicly share posts, videos and photos.
Some rumors thus far have suggested that this year's models will present a kind of paradigm shift for the line.
Hillary Clinton narrowly won the district in 2016, a shift for a region that has consistently supported Republicans for president.
It's a noticeable shift for a politician who three years ago took an incendiary turn in the nation's culture wars.
Shift, for example, recently had to discontinue sales in the Washington area until it received dealer licensing, Mr. Arison said.
"For millennials, the conversation is about having grace, recognizing that this is a shift for other people," Ms. Bowser said.
It's a shift for her campaign; the former first lady and secretary of State in previous weeks highlighted her electability.
His final days as a free man illustrate how swiftly fortunes can shift for even senior officials in Maduro's government.
Though the move would signal a major policy shift for the museum, it's consistent with Weiss's recent managerial track record.
Cory Booker — have specifically mentioned Big Tech with regards to antitrust, an unnerving shift for both Google and Schmidt. Sen.
Opening an embassy in Israel would mark a major foreign policy shift for Zimbabwe, which enjoys close relations with the Palestinians.
However, a deal would mark a significant shift for Juul, which has repeatedly distanced itself from Big Tobacco companies like Altria.
As Vox's Dara Lind explained, "Abolish ICE" is the latest leftward shift for Democrats: For Democrats, it's been a simple calculus.
Now, there's this cultural shift for women to really redefine what they see as beautiful and share that with the world.
This may seem modest but it is a seismic shift for a country with more than $15 trillion of outstanding debt.
It's a significant shift for drivers, many of whom — despite the improvements on both platforms — continue to bemoan their low earnings.
Opening things to the public in a more obvious way, then, feels like an organic shift for the show to take.
It marks a dramatic shift for the platform, which in the past has embraced all varieties of NSFW content including porn.
If the decision is upheld, observers say the brave new world could herald a big shift for the American media landscape.
While he's been telegraphing a potential shift for more than a week, Trump's public comments on immigration have muddied the waters.
That marked another shift for Trump, who has used recent rallies and speeches to hammer incumbents in both parties, from Sens.
Future of human-wildlife coexistence We don't yet understand the consequences of this dramatic behavioral shift for individual animals or populations.
But it worked, as Tony Watson came in and got Brian McCann to hit into the shift for a double play.
"This is a huge shift for our culture and organization," Marvin Seppala, chief medical officer of Hazelden, said at the time.
And while that feature is unlikely to grace any headlines, it represents a potentially major shift for the electric car market.
That might be a strategy shift for a consumer products giant, which has typically tried to get the broadest audience possible.
It's a shift for Senate Democrats, who at times during the Trump era have voted with Republicans on high-profile bills.
There also was a general downward shift for 22020, with the chart pointing to at least one and possibly two increases.
It is a marked shift for a bloc that even today accounts for about a third of the world's oil production.
This is the first patient all shift for whom the modern E.R. and I have acknowledged the root cause of illness.
Matsoukas believes that the industry can change, but it's going to take a massive structural shift for equity to be achieved.
The move marks a major shift for Buick, which has been known for its passenger cars for more than a century.
Recently, HHS issued guidance for states on designing work requirements in their Medicaid programs, marking a conservative shift for the program.
The plan represents a shift for Harris herself, who earlier in the campaign supported legislation for three months of paid leave.
Even so, Murphy has run on a progressive platform, and his win could signal a major shift for the Garden State.
It represents a generational shift for the party but follows a decades-long trend in declining public support for capital punishment.
But the partnership itself represents a significant shift for VMware and demonstrates just how much AWS has grown too big to ignore.
Cramer coined the term "stay-at-home economy" to reflect a shift for the stocks that are most successful on Wall Street.
It's a big shift for Microsoft, and marks the first time that the Linux kernel will be included as part of Windows.
Renée Zellweger is known for her ability to shape-shift for different roles, but her latest transformation is worth a double-take.
It's a big shift for a young man, or young anyone, who goes from being their own person to being a parent.
But the assembly shift for the Mac Pro from the U.S. to China will help reduce shipping costs, according to the Journal.
The game marks a key shift for the company, which had long avoided the mobile platform in favor of its own hardware.
The update could be a seismic shift for Facebook, which has until now largely relied on text and photos for original content.
If the report bears out, it would be another seismic shift for Apple, which killed the headphone jack with the iPhone 7.
This development represents a big shift for a show that has mostly focused inward, on human survival, through its first two seasons.
Trump's declaration -- which marks a political shift for him and could further imperil delicate negotiations on Capitol Hill -- came shortly after Sen.
Still, it's a major shift for the service, whose 140-character constraint has been an iconic feature for more than a decade.
The recent in attacks in Paris and now Brussels reveal a strategy shift for ISIS and a hard truth for European countries.
That, in turn, could help drive a cultural shift for e-cigarettes akin to the shift that took place for traditional cigarettes.
Trump's remarks were a major shift for the billionaire, who frequently calls himself "the law and order" candidate and champions police causes.
"We said we're going to focus mainly on building our digital subscription business," Thompson said, a massive cultural shift for the company.
The developments mark a sudden shift for ordinary Zimbabweans too, even though Mugabe's downfall appears to have been years in the making.
The move marks a shift for the app from a primarily peer-to-peer service to a more full-service payment platform.
The kind words mark a shift for the president, who responded harshly to Romney's criticism of him during the 2016 presidential election.
Disney and Pixar have published the first teaser trailer for Cars 3, and it suggests a serious tonal shift for the franchise.
But the collaboration signals a significant policy shift for India, which has not previously accepted offers of foreign investment in the archipelago.
" This would be a major shift for Facebook, which has insisted that it is a "technology company" and not a "media company.
Our bodies may not fully recover from the shift for weeks, though the tragic heart attack trend only lasts about a day.
But on Monday, Arjuna withdrew that proposal, saying that Citi's announcement represented a major shift for U.S. banks and credit card companies.
It's an accounting shift for a lot of it, moving the space activities of the Air Force over to its own category.
Widows is a shift for McQueen, whose films (which also include Hunger and Shame) tend to be exquisitely crafted but punishing dramas.
YVETTE SIMPSON: The shift for our organizations hopefully will be a rallying cry for what we should see in the Democratic establishment.
But tech watchers were also paying close attention because the announcements are part of a major shift for the Silicon Valley mammoth.
This would certainly be a policy shift for the US government, which has at times seemed to give deference to oil companies.
Nationwide, medical abortions are now approaching the number of surgical abortions for the first time — a major shift for American abortion providers.
Automation, globalization, and artificial intelligence have shattered all that, as workers in the digital economy increasingly are left to shift for themselves.
Do you think this will be a permanent shift for you to the dark side or is it too early to tell?
The administration's approval represents a seismic philosophical shift for Medicaid, which was created more than 50 years ago to cover the poor.
That is a complete 180-degree shift for Facebook from its previous, publicly-stated position that it is in no way a publisher.
The testimony represents a sudden shift for the trade group and its members, who until now have opposed any changes in the law.
But nowhere will it feel like a greater shift for the overall show than with the "founding father without a father" himself. 22017.
The reliance on international financing is a big shift for Oman, which has seen its state finances severely damaged by low oil prices.
That may sound like a minor change but it's a significant shift for the company, which has been mobile-only up until now.
This was a big shift for a series that, despite debuting on the PS2 in 2004, has since become synonymous with portable platforms.
The plans represent a marked shift for a firm that historically has given its shareholders little information about how it makes its money.
If rumors are true, the announcement would mark a significant shift for a company that has long been reluctant to develop electric vehicles.
After the speech, Clinton will attend a Cincinnati voter registration rally for volunteers who have completed at least one shift for Clinton's campaign.
He is taking his turn on the night shift for a few months, and it's been a learning experience for the whole family.
Shift For years, musicians have written great songs about the open road and the vehicles that follow the white lines around the bend.
It was a shift for the Japanese automaker, which famously abstained from adopting either CarPlay or Android Auto in its cars for years.
That's a major shift for Foxconn, taking it from a behind-the-scenes manufacturing partner to the owner of three major consumer brands.
It was a stark shift for a policymaker who for most of last year warned that the economy could overheat without rate hikes.
Clinton's advisers about her message — which has as a slogan "Breaking Down Barriers" — and whether it needs to shift for the general election.
The changes represent a major shift for the OCR, which in the past has primarily focused on enforcing patient safety and privacy concerns.
The addendum marked a clear shift for Sondland, a Republican mega-donor-turned-ambassador who initially testified behind closed doors on Oct. 17.
It is a total paradigm shift for people when all of it comes together -- and these unfair things in the world make sense.
The move signals a historic shift for Philips, set up in 1891 as a maker of light bulbs before expanding into consumer electronics.
It also responds to applicants it deems unfit to move forward — a refreshing shift for applicants used to being ghosted by application portals.
Though we've been slowly approaching this shift for some time, it's never been more apparent or more dramatic than it was in 2017.
Had he not been taking the night shift for so long, I think I really could have slipped into a really dark depression.
This is a huge shift for these organizations that they are gradually coming to grips with as they are traditionally more branding focused.
It represented a huge shift for Fortnite, introducing a brand-new island at the expense of the original and all of its history.
The changes represent a major shift for the OCR, which in the past has primarily focused on enforcing patient safety and privacy concerns.
That's been happening, too, with more headline-grabbing depositions, a partisan House floor vote and a shift for Democrats to start public hearings.
In a major policy shift for the world's biggest social media network, Facebook banned white nationalism and white separatism on its platform Tuesday.
It was not immediately clear if Moscow had responded to the proposal, which would amount to a dramatic shift for the Obama administration.
The nonbinding deal marks a critical shift for the sector—which, until last week, was the only major industry without a comprehensive climate plan.
Strength with moms The approach marks a shift for Kohl's, which has historically directed its efforts on strengthening its relationship with middle-aged moms.
This is a shift for Domino's, as Doyle cited approximately 80 percent of gains in the past 5 years were taken from smaller players.
" It's a big shift for Bannon, who just last summer proudly declared Breitbart, which he used to run, the "platform for the alt-right.
Allowing tourists on the ISS is a major shift for NASA, as the agency used to prohibit private astronauts from flying to the station.
This is part of a bigger shift for the startup, which was founded in 2010 out of the U.K. and has raised $72 million.
He's been working on shift for seven months and hasn't seen a fire yet, but I always want him to stay safe out there.
It's a shift for these stocks, which have generally been performing pretty well since Donald Trump became president and started on a deregulatory tear.
So when he decided to pivot toward his current status as a marketing and business guru, it was a jarring shift for some fans.
O'Neill's departure as CEO is the latest significant leadership shift for Evernote, which has withstood several key executive departures over the last few months.
But even so, Democrats and environmentalists have been concerned the early social media strategy hints at a broader communications shift for agencies under Trump.
The announcement marks a significant shift for the Koch network, which includes influential groups like Americans for Prosperity and the American Legislative Exchange Council.
Offices were also status symbols, and sitting at a communal table instead of one's own glass office is a big shift for investment bankers.
"It's the biggest demand shift for 100 years, and a lot of people were short or underweight," the London fund manager told Business Insider.
In the 1960s, it was a desire for a sportier image that combined bucket seats with the floor or console shift for automatic transmissions.
The rhetoric is part of a jarring shift for Trump, who last year dubbed Kim "Little Rocket Man" and threatened him with nuclear annihilation.
But it is a cultural shift for many U.S. luxury retailers including Neiman Marcus and Macy's Inc's Bloomingdale's, where concessions are somewhat less common.
The rise of the analysts — a seismic shift for soccer, an inherently conservative sport — may owe a debt to the success of Football Manager.
And in a shift for a businessman who prides himself on doing it alone, he is for the first time accepting direct government help.
The departure will be a major lifestyle shift for Brady and Bündchen, who are often regarded as one of the country's best power couples.
The offering marks a major shift for a company whose identity has been so closely tied to hardware for its first decade of existence.
The six-day work week will be a shift for senators, who normally come into town on Monday night and leave by Thursday afternoon.
The statements mark a shift for Democratic senators who previously dodged calls for Franken to resign despite a growing number of allegations against him.
The policy proposals represent a significant shift for the 6900-year-old senator, who has an A+ rating from the National Rifle Association (NRA).
The election had both red states and blue states adopt cannabis legislation, and it stands to reason that it signaled a paradigm shift for cannabis.
The imports last year marked a stark shift for historically major crude exporter Mexico, where decades of oil self-sufficiency are a badge of pride.
Most of the features in iOS 10.3 aren't major, but Apple is actually undertaking a pretty huge shift for all iPad and iPhone users today.
Most women now are more aware of their rights, but I still don't think it has had a deep shift for the majority of women.
That all may sound obvious but it's a significant shift for the company, which hasn't had a clear path forward when it comes to mobile.
But Paradise didn't just mark a shift for Criterion and the Burnout series, it also signaled a move away from classic arcade-style racing experiences.
While autonomous tech presents an appealing paradigm shift for many future-forward people, countless others aren't so ready to trust a machine behind the wheel.
The challenge represents an apparent shift for Murray, who tweeted her congratulations to Ocasio-Cortez on her victory when she won the seat in November.
The media coverage, and again this is a big shift for Trump, has been largely positive since he touched down in Saudi Arabia on Saturday.
SeaWorld announced today that it will stop breeding captive orcas, commonly known as killer whales, marking a major shift for the 57-year-old company.
It's a big shift for one the most influential companies in the business, and a potentially scary one if you're a fan of Japanese games.
Conservative policy experts have been calling for this shift for years, arguing it is needed to protect Medicare's solvency in light of rising American longevity.
The commitment marks a stark shift for North Korea, which in the past had been adamant that it would not give up its nuclear arsenal.
Regardless of the legal outcome, the lawsuit signals a big shift for a network whose commentators have often rebuked ideas of political correctness and feminism.
The creation of the caucus and the high rate of membership represents yet another leftward shift for the Democratic Party since Donald Trump's 220 victory.
The creation of the caucus and the high rate of membership represents yet another leftward shift for the Democratic Party since Donald Trump's 2016 victory.
Employees also gather before each shift for "mindful minutes," brief meditation sessions to counter the impact of work that can be physically and psychologically taxing.
This marks a shift for the C.I.A. in Afghanistan, where the agency had primarily focused on Al Qaeda and on helping the Afghan spy services.
But amid the drama leading up to Mr. Kalanick's forced departure, Uber made a quieter change that could represent another momentous shift for the company.
Our chief European diplomatic correspondent found that many believe that the answer is a drastic, and potentially permanent, shift — for which Europe remains woefully unprepared.
The challenges facing governors in the 2020 contest is a historical shift for an office that was once considered a stepping stone to the presidency.
"You've got more control over the car because you're shifting your own gears instead of waiting for the car to shift for you," he said.
The higher rate environment is a sudden shift for an economy and stock market that grew accustomed to unbelievably low rates over the past decade.
He worked the overnight shift for nine years in one of the roughest parts of a city plagued with much higher crime levels than today.
In that position, Mr. Hickenlooper pushed through Medicaid expansion under a divided legislature, and signed the gun control package, a major shift for the state.
The decision marks a shift for Zuckerberg, who just last month suggested that the company's engineers and lawyers were better-equipped to answer Congress's detailed questions.
"This is a pivotal shift for Scottish Power as we realize a long-term ambition," the company's chief executive, Keith Anderson, said in a statement Tuesday.
Francisco Echeverria, who has worked the terminal's night shift for several years, said he'd seen a steady uptick since January of northbound riders, particularly whole families.
But it's able to execute this plan, Ryan Mac explains why it would mark a monumental shift for the company and how it conducts its business.
OnePlus' 5G strategy has marked something of a shift for a company that has traditionally prided itself in a slow and steady approach to new features.
Still, the strategy represents a shift for Alabama from the less flexible defenses that helped it win national titles in the 2009, 2011 and 2012 seasons.
It will mean a shift for Vimpelcom from selling data and voice calls to offering a single, app-based platform where users can communicate for free.
And that was a huge, a seismic shift for me, not just emotionally but also in terms of the business, because it opened up certain opportunities.
Now, Uber's essentially asking prospective employees to work two jobs: as diversity liaisons changing company culture and as visibility tokens representing a paradigmatic shift for Uber.
The round is a shift for the Continuity fund, which was originally created to support young companies in YC's portfolio that were beginning to gain traction.
The move would mark a fundamental shift for a company that's long counted on a few big buyers of processors for a significant chunk of revenue.
This marks a shift for the Star Wars franchise, which after all, was responsible for the Princess Leia gold bikini that launched Ross Gellar's sexual awakening.
But it's still frustrating that the intensity of a storm like Michael can quickly shift for the worse (or better), with an uncomfortable amount of uncertainty.
The aforementioned deal between Apple and Google might have played a part in the shift for Siri, but we can't be sure without knowing its terms.
A recent proposal by John Hickenlooper to integrate climate goals into U.S. trade agreements may yet mark the beginning of a shift for the 2020 race.
While windowing is completely normal in other forms of entertainment, like movies, it has been and will continue to be a big shift for music fans.
It's not quite open-world — developer Naughty Dog has coined the awkward term "wide-linear" to describe it — but it's a big shift for the series.
The biggest risk here is that all sides dig in their heels, unwilling to shift for fear of losing face: a central feature of Gulf politics.
It's not a substantial shift for Periscope, but it does show the service is still pushing its product to stay competitive with Facebook's live video efforts.
New worries: The news comes one day after health officials reported the first Ebola case in a major Congolese city, a troubling shift for the outbreak.
This is a hugely encouraging shift for those who want to see meat alternatives replace actual meat because of concerns over animal cruelty or climate change.
Shares of major packaged food companies are trading lower on investor worries the Amazon deal to buy Whole Foods Markets marks a seismic shift for retailers.
President Trump's call for U.S. energy "dominance," if not an especially coherent policy goal, certainly represents a dramatic tonal shift for the nation's energy policy objectives.
Its a stark shift for Republicans, who tend to be thrifters with a Democrat in the White House but become big spenders when they're in power.
The move represents a shift for investors, who have usually filled much of their portfolios with high-grade bonds issued by developed-market governments and companies.
That was a major shift for a central bank that has tried in vain for years to reflate the economy and escape deflation through quantitative easing.
An acquisition of Humana would represent a significant strategic shift for Walmart, which is the world's largest retailer and has been focused on fending off Amazon.
Fogarty rallied in the striking exchanges in the final rounds and took the win before he changed, got his camera and began another shift for SevereMMA.com.
That's quite a shift for a series that probably spent too many seasons on the air and eventually got a little too amped-up and silly.
YouTube recently launched a web portal for YouTube Kids, which could mark a major shift for separating children's content on the world's largest video streaming platform.
He directed homes and assisted living facilities to limit the number of visitors, keep visitors in patient rooms and screen workers every shift for coronavirus symptoms.
The push for automation was a philosophical shift for Boeing, which for decades wanted to keep pilots in control of the planes as much as possible.
He was paid in whiskey while he lived and worked on a horse ranch until he convinced them to carve out a night shift for him.
Mr. Harris, a third generation law enforcement officer whose grandfather was a Texas Ranger, said that training was a major but necessary shift for the academy.
A dating app that provides full names and detailed information about users would be a monumental cultural shift for apps like Tinder that are purposely vague.
Ms. Abrams is also the first black woman to deliver a State of the Union response, and her selection also signals a marked shift for Democrats.
But O'Grady's latest exhibition, From Me to Them to Me Again, currently on view at the SCAD Museum of Art, represents a shift for the artist.
It was a significant shift for Griesa who had overseen the litigation from its beginning and whom Pollack said had received a death threat over the case.
And it would reflect a shift for the party, placing a much more explicit emphasis on abortion rights than Democrats have typically employed on the national level.
The new standing orders represent a marked shift for the fund, which catapulted to popularity in recent years for its lofty returns and bold start-up focus.
The move was a huge shift for Tumblr's audience, which had become accustomed to a permissive atmosphere of explicit art and photos since the platform was created.
The series is a shift for its star, Nasser al-Gassabi, previously known for his role in the long-running satire "Tash ma Tash" ("No Big Deal").
"We are the first company to capitalize on this lifestyle shift for travelers and the way people are working," Selina VP of strategy Brynne McNulty Rojas said.
The changes are significant not just because they could really hit creators where it hurts, but because they also point to a real shift for the platform.
Falcon Heavy is really the first to start a similar price shift for this category, cutting the cost of putting large payloads up by a huge amount.
She came out against TPP, which is opposed by many Democrats, after previously describing the measure as a "gold standard" -- a shift for which Trump took credit.
Extra shift for garbagemen: In some of Houston's more impoverished neighborhoods, contractors illegally dump trash and construction materials in empty lots in the middle of the night.
It's a major policy shift for Facebook that highlights the malleable nature of the company's policies, which govern the speech of more than 2 billion users worldwide.
In addition, some of these reports indicate that the mid-generation upgrades are part of a larger shift for Microsoft and Sony, toward more regular console releases.
Bond markets were well ahead of the game as U.S. 10-year yields dived 7 basis points to 1.77%, a violent shift for usually cautious Asian hours.
The step away from modern combat is a refreshing shift for the series, and it sounds like the story writers are willing to take some worthwhile risks.
Any deal would mark a shift for the ethanol industry pioneer capable of producing 2.63 billion gallons annually, nearly half of that at its three dry mills.
Christian Mumenthaler, 20.56, who has already been with the company for 21 years, said his promotion did not mark a strategic shift for the Zurich-based reinsurer.
As much as this show was, truly, about the clothes, it also signified the first step in a shift for the fashion industry and how it operates.
The introduction of Memories represents a significant shift for the famously ephemeral Snapchat — and reflects the app's growing status as the default camera for millions of users.
But 1884 marked a shift for its time, where reputable papers got involved in street-talk and rumors and where candidates were forced to address their flaws.
The move marks a shift for Clyburn, who declined to endorse a candidate through most of the 2628 primary, when Clinton lost the contest to then-Sen.
Past NDAAs have explicitly banned what's known as Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), so staying silent in the whole bill would represent a shift for the committee.
Foldable smartphones on mobile 5G networks will dramatically enhance the smartphone experience, while 5G and cloud gaming will mark a paradigm shift for the video game industry.
The assignment marks a shift for the C.I.A. in the country, where it had primarily been focused on defeating Al Qaeda and helping the Afghan intelligence service.
When the gunfire began to rain down just hours before at a country music festival, he was working an overtime shift for the Las Vegas Police Department.
The Shift For the past several years, Facebook has been conducting what amounts to an A/B test on human society, using two different social media apps.
The moment marked a generational shift for a party where some candidates long supported the death penalty to protect themselves from being portrayed as soft on crime.
Facility is part of a broader shift for Mr. Cave, who for two decades has been closely associated with his crowd-pleasing "Soundsuits," acquired by many museums.
Indeed, Mr. Murphy, one of the most liberal candidates to win in an increasingly Democratic state, represents a significant shift for New Jersey as he succeeds Gov.
The move to publicly embrace Facebook's collection of user data marks a shift for a company that has historically downplayed the extent of its data collection practices.
The former Portuguese colony will spin off 195 state firms by 2022, a dramatic shift for sub-Saharan Africa's third-biggest economy and number two crude producer.
That type of transparency is a shift for Trump, who has been unwilling to disclose information that candidates and presidents typically reveal, such as his tax returns.
All three men retained their super-voting class stock that gave them complete control of the company's direction, but the move signaled a big shift for Google.
It's an unusual and interesting shift for Stanton, who has largely worked on the media side of the digital arena, with stints at both Google and Yahoo, too.
The attack-everyone strategy is a marked shift for a once high-flying Biden, who has tumbled from frontrunner to being in danger of becoming an also-ran.
It had been a long shift for Mr. Garcia, but he had stayed on a bit longer to help colleagues and possibly give a friend a ride home.
The dividend cut marks a major shift for GE, whose shares regularly offered a higher dividend yield than the S&P 222 for about the past 21.00 years.
This isn't a wholesale shift for Autodesk, which is still spending heavily on Amazon Web Services as it transforms its traditional software suite into a cloud services offering.
The civil tone was also a shift for Rubio from last week, when he relentlessly mocked Trump on everything from his hair to the size of his hands.
Another major shift for the online retailer now doubling as video streaming service is its decision to offer Amazon Prime as a monthly rather than yearly subscription feature.
No, but it's always enjoyable to watch the action so thoroughly shift for an episode here and there, especially if it shifts away from Olivia's tired love life.
"Having a candidate like Lucy to stand up for Georgians everywhere is going to signal a paradigm shift for how we treat gun violence,"John Peterson, 17, said.
The decision is a major shift for the NCAA, which had historically been steadfast in prohibiting college athletes from being paid, in order to preserve its amateurism rules.
The foreign policy speech, billed as a major address, marks a major shift for Sanders, who centered his 2016 presidential bid around health care and improving economic inequality.
Allowing an independent company to assess its reserves represents a major shift for Saudi Arabia, which has for decades closely guarded data about its oil and gas industry.
The night had all the trappings of a regular shift for the two New York police officers sitting in a van parked amid the crowd in Times Square.
Earlier this month, EVFAC, an Española mainstay for over 20 years, opened a new location in Santa Fe's trendy Railyard District, signaling a significant shift for the organization.
Baruch's final pick was the stock of energy giant Chevron, a notable shift for the trader after a long period of staying away from oil and gas stocks.
The anticipated elevation of Mr. Solomon, a Goldman veteran who moonlights under the name D.J. D-Sol, spinning electronic-dance music, marks a strategic shift for the bank.
Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) and left the door open to supporting other Democrats in the 2202 election, in a shift for the nation's most influential pro-business lobby.
But making likes private will be a major shift for Instagram's more than 270 billion users, for whom daily assessment of one another's popularity has become like breathing.
But making likes private will be a major shift for Instagram's more than 270 billion users, for whom daily assessment of one another's popularity has become like breathing.
Pelosi's decision to announce a formal impeachment inquiry into Trump marked a significant shift for the House leader, who had up to then repeatedly resisted calls for impeachment.
Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) and left the door open to supporting other Democrats in the 2020 election, in a shift for the nation's most influential pro-business lobby.
The military buildup marks a stark shift for the president, who had been highly critical of prolonging U.S. engagement after 16 years of failing to stabilize the country.
A Trump-named replacement for Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 84, Anthony M. Kennedy, 80, or Stephen Breyer, 78, would herald a significant ideological shift for the high court.
The focus on beating Mr. Trump, though, represents a sharp shift for a campaign that once prided itself on how little it talked about the current presidential administration.
The Angels' first hit came when Kole Calhoun found a hole on the right side, through the Mariners' shift, for a clean single to lead off the seventh.
The rebukes reflected a recent tactical shift for Warren, whose campaign spent much of the year largely refusing to engage in back-and-forth spats with her rivals.
That marked a significant tactical shift for the protesters, whose motto has been "be like water", a philosophy about being flexible that has underpinned the leaderless wildcat protests.
The shift for us has been to realize that, as these things get really powerful, everyone having access to everything isn't actually guaranteed to have a good outcome.
The device arrives amid a shift for the company, as it once again embraces creative professionals with both MacOS devices and iOS through the addition of the iPad Pro.
This is a notable shift for the frontrunner, who almost never reads from a teleprompter and instead prefers to speak freely off the cuff when he gives his speeches.
The Democratic Party was primed for this kind of leftward shift for quite some time: The party's voters have shifted profoundly to the left over the past two decades.
Additionally, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg last week announced a new, privacy-focused shift for the company that would see its disparate messaging products combined to form a unified service.
Many tech writers are touting the positive implications of this seismic shift for cell phones: better sound quality, a thinner design and superior water resistance, to name a few.
The vehicle will likely use a four-rotor design with variable positioning possible to help with vertical take off, and then shift for propelling the craft through the air.
"This is a monumental shift for our future, and it furthers our commitment to becoming the world's greatest community powered entertainment destination," the company said in its blog post.
The move marks a shift for the company, which took to Kickstarter to fund its first headphones back in 2015, ahead of the recent boom in truly wireless earbuds.
When you turn up for a shift, for example, you have to pay a house fee that can be anything from $14 dollars to $206 to work an evening.
" Having an actual bunny on those limited boxes indicates a shift for Trix and six other GM cereals — they now lack any artificial flavors or "colors from artificial sources.
The legislation is a huge legal shift for Canada, and leaves questions as to who, exactly, is eligible under proposed criteria that demands an impending death be "reasonably foreseeable".
It is a major shift for a country that closed its territorial waters for the last four years while the government wrestled with how to regulate the new industry.
The Washington DC-based group, an authoritative tracker of capital flows to and from emerging markets, called the dollar's rise and higher U.S. yields "a paradigm shift" for investors.
Britain could have a few years after March 2019 when it does not have to give up all benefits of membership, to ease the shift for people and businesses.
"That era was kind of the birth of DNO being an operation," Mr. Currie said, alluding to a shift for his brand from hobby to career and viable business.
On the flip side, slowing outflows can be a welcome sign, and in 212 the biggest shift for the better came in that caldron of anti-rich hostility, France.
It's such a big paradigm shift for many, and remote workers shouldn't be burdened with the added stress of not being able to get work done over their WiFi.
The heightened activity signals a strategic shift for the Clinton team, which had until recently kept a low profile amid fears that the campaign might be accused of overconfidence.
The visit represents stunning shift for Kim, who appears to be fashioning himself as a leader in search of a peaceful solution to the crisis on the Korean Peninsula.
The charter network plans to open two schools there, a major shift for Success, which has insisted that the city provide charter schools free space in public school buildings.
While it's not unusual for Apple to shift production schedules, it does sound like a dramatic shift for a flagship phone, a shift Nikkei attributes to soft holiday sales.
If Apple were to launch new iPhones twice a year, as the J.P. Morgan analysts suggest, it would be a major strategy shift for Apple's most important product line.
It will be a shift for any direct-to-consumer brands, who will be forced to compete on non-brand dimensions and could lose their customer relationships to aggregators.
To try to attract talent, the brand is offering other perks, like one free meal per shift for employees at company-owned stores, leadership development programs and tuition discounts.
Being that the company is the world's preeminent OLED producer, the move made sense for the X model, which featured the first major design shift for Apple's smartphones in years.
Meanwhile, if you find that a slow-moving "outer planet" like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, or Pluto, is transiting a natal placement, expect to feel that shift for much longer.
While Apple's reported move away from Intel would be a major shift for its Mac lineup, it follows years of increasing focus on designing its own chips for its devices.
Additionally, options traders are anticipating a 4 percent move for Visa after it reports earnings on Thursday and a 2 percent shift for General Electric after it reports on Friday.
Should Third Point and Campbell secure a deal, it would mark a shift for a soup company steeply tied to its tradition of largely being run as a family company.
It's a small shift for the messaging platform, but potentially one that could make a big difference in the way people transmit information, especially dubious viral content, over the app.
The tougher stance marks a shift for Japanese utilities, which have long favoured stability of supply over price, partly because they have been able to pass on costs to consumers.
The tougher stance marks a shift for Japanese utilities, which have long favored stability of supply over price, partly because they have been able to pass on costs to consumers.
Even before "Parasite," a thriller about the class divide in South Korea, took off, there were signs that things had begun to shift for subtitled entertainment in the United States.
State regulators said the data showed producers are not expecting prices to rise any time soon, marking a significant shift for operators in the No. 219 U.S. oil producing state.
I was used to eating at only cheap restaurants, and all of a sudden we were going to nicer places, and it was a very different cultural shift for me.
The judgment reflects changing mores across Europe, as well as a shift for the advertising industry, said Cathrine Jansson-Boyd, a consumer psychologist at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, Britain.
It's a major policy shift for the 142-year-old exchange, which until now certified metals for trade only by evaluating qualities such as their shape, weight and chemical composition.
The film was a tonal shift for Marvel at the time, embracing a more comedic, breezy tone, which made it one of the more unique offerings on the studio's slate.
That being said, the appointment of Neil Gorsuch does not represent an ideological shift for the Court and was only possible because of masterful maneuvering by the Senate majority leader.
It's a massive shift for a company whose founder and ex-CEO preached about the virtues of a free product and promised that it would never cost money for users.
That was an annoying shift for some, but maybe not on quite the same level as what it's doing for Moments — it's not like Facebook would delete your chat account.
It's a significant shift for Republicans, who have dismissed that the FBI needed to investigate the alleged sexual misconduct and noted the agency already did six background checks into Kavanaugh.
Brazilian Trade Minister Armando Monteiro visited his counterpart in Buenos Aires to propose the free trade of vehicles, in a major policy shift for one of the hemisphere's closest economies.
" Hours later, Mr. Trump recanted his remarks, essentially in full, a rare and remarkable shift for a candidate who proudly extols his unwillingness to apologize or bow to "political correctness.
This model may provide the seeds of a paradigm shift for institutional leaders and policymakers re-imagining the role of higher education in the face of a daunting, global challenge.
Jay Inslee on Tuesday directed nursing homes and assisted living facilities to limit the number of visitors, keep visitors in patient rooms and screen workers every shift for coronavirus symptoms.
That marks a big shift for an industry that has historically relied on politically liberal coastal states where renewable energy development is mandated to combat air pollution and climate change.
The decision to lean toward a rate cut is a significant shift for the central bank, which raised rates four times last year and adopted a "patient" stance this year.
The bet paid off eventually but it also accelerated the trend of support for Israel breaking down along American partisan lines — a dangerous shift for American Jews and Israel alike.
The judgment reflects changing mores across Europe, as well as a shift for the advertising industry, said Cathrine Jansson-Boyd, a consumer psychologist at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, England.
Given the apparent consensus on the sensitivity of these location records, you might wonder why a decision in this case would represent such a monumental shift for digital privacy rights.
Kill Chain was also mentioned in a joint statement issued last week by the United States and South Korea, a notable shift for the South's new president, Moon Jae-in.
It was a dramatic shift for Zuberi, who embraced Democrats as his entrée into Washington, serving as a major donor on fundraising committees for Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
That was an enormous shift for people who lived on farms and in small towns and made many of the goods they needed on their own, including clothes and furniture.
Ruffling feathers in Japan "This was a big shift for Takeda and not without protests from Japan," said Peter Feldinger, a former senior executive at Takeda and now a consultant.
The new demands represent a shift for the administration in that officials previously had signaled a willingness to not demand money for the wall, but money for border security instead.
The update marks a major shift for Dish Network, who will now give voice control options to the "tens of millions" of people who have bought a Google Home smart speaker.
In a game like Destiny, where gear has almost always been driven by a high degree of random chance, this guaranteed path to Light relevance is a huge shift for Bungie.
Together we are creating a massive power shift for enterprises to make decisions on their own terms and scale with precision at the speed at which businesses need to respond today.
Having its own "skin in the game" is a culture shift for the ICRC, explains the organisation's Yves Daccord, who thinks it high time it was more innovative in financing projects.
Tech's increasing popularity underscores a long-term shift for private-equity firms, which typically buy underperforming companies, fix them up and sell them for a profit in five years or so.
It's a dramatic shift for Facebook, which has generally shied away from making judgement calls on the quality of content in lieu of letting users decide what they want to see.
While the switch may seem like an easy, and probably natural, move given his rising star, it was quite the seismic shift for Murphy, one that he's still getting used to.
But the new printers were only a piece of the conversation, pointing to a larger cultural shift for the company, a move away from attempting to predict or control the conversation.
This suggests investors may finally be learning to stand on their own two feet after years of relying on central bank stimulus, signaling a potential "paradigm shift" for markets, he said.
Anton Yelchin's parents blame Fiat Chrysler's faulty gear shift for the death of their son who suffered greatly as he was trapped against a gate ... this according to a new lawsuit.
But while much of the press material for the Jaybird's latest product continues to center around cyclists and gym rats, the Freedom marks a small but important shift for the company.
His election was a shift for Indonesian politics, which previously saw its presidency dominated by former military officers and politicians with ties to the 31-year-long junta of Gen. Suharto.
This would be a significant shift for Al Qaeda and its affiliate, which have resisted creating an emirate, or formal sovereign state, until they deem conditions on the ground are ready.
The policy would be a major shift for FDA officials, who have argued for years that doctors should not be required to take part in training or tests to prescribe opioids.
Expanding the program would be a shift for the administration which has worked to remove protected status for thousands of immigrants from other countries, including El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Sudan.
Donald J. Trump is adding two women to his team on his presidential efforts for the general election, a shift for a campaign whose upper echelons have been dominated by men.
The very clear shift for inclusion in the 89-year-old institution is a part of a growing conversation in the art world about representation and decolonization of traditionally white spaces.
SAN FRANCISCO — Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is signaling a strategy shift for one of its most ambitious and costly efforts: bringing blazing-fast web connections to homes across America.
OTC-FUTURES BALANCE Designed to align with OTC clearing systems, Eurex's TRF contracts are quoted in basis points over Libor and have proven to be a natural shift for OTC users.
Perhaps it signals a shift for a show that has long trafficked in toxic, cis-normative sexual politics, one that has seemed uninterested in shifting as the world around it has.
"I would characterize this as an extremely important, very, very significant strategic shift for us," Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, told analysts on a conference call to discuss quarterly earnings.
Pace uses simple vocabulary terms when instructing the actors on how to perform — like ''circles,'' for what someone might do with his pelvis, or ''visible power shift,'' for switches in position.
The idea that outside investors may be needed to save the company is a dramatic shift for a political party that has rejected any form of privatization of Eskom for years.
But the proposed law - likely to be passed - would make a more permanent shift for the central bank, which in 1989 was the world's first to adopt an official inflation target.
Private lenders can be expected to raise variable rates on personal loans, but the shift for most existing borrowers will not happen until the date specified in their master promissory note.
Ultimately, tissue regeneration in humans might not work exactly like it does in salamanders, but if we can harness it in a broad way, it will be a paradigm shift for medicine.
While this seems like a big shift for the startup, which is known for its anonymity, Yik Yak CEO Tyler Droll says he expects the feature will help strengthen the app's communities.
And I think the third pivotal shift for us has been, over the last several years, starting to introduce machine learning and lots more automation to how we make the maps themselves.
Back in June, the developer announced a major shift for the NA LCS, which would see the circuit move from a system of promotion and relegation to one with 10 permanent teams.
Meanwhile, here's a look at the more traditional multiplayer mode: According to an Activision source, the multiplayer focus of Black Ops 4 doesn't indicate a shift for the series as a whole.
It's a major shift for the organization, which has largely escaped blowback from the US, and it gives us the best look yet into how the Russian influence campaign actually played out.
The cynical will grumble that Obama is merely making a rhetorical shift for supporters in an election year, at a time when he knows he cannot pass anything resembling a public plan.
Bringing businesses into the WhatsApp ecosystem is a significant shift for the Facebook-owned company, as it turns what's been a place where family and friends communicate into a place of business.
The Mustang-based SUV will mark a major shift for Ford, the automaker migrating to the same sort of skateboard-like platform that Tesla, General Motors and several other manufacturers have adopted.
That was the biggest shift for me — I was chronically trying to look better, and now it's more about athletic achievement, feeling my own physical power, building body-confidence, and self-esteem.
The request marks a shift for the government from investment in carbon capture technologies to reduce emissions from coal plants to the development of more efficient coal plants without the capture technologies.
The August statistics were somewhat inflated, however, due to a timing shift for certain payments, putting the deficit measure through August slightly out of sync with the previous year, the CBO noted.
That would represent a significant shift for Saudi Arabia, one that would also absolve Crown Prince Mohammed but subsequently contradict reported U.S. and Turkish intelligence showing he was connected to the operation.
The request marks a shift for the government from investment in carbon capture technologies to reduce emissions from coal plants to the development of more efficient coal plants without the capture technologies.
The August statistics were somewhat inflated, however, due to a timing shift for certain payments, putting the deficit measure through August slightly out of sync with the previous year, the CBO noted.
This was a major shift: For decades, the nation's courts had been largely pro-bank when hearing foreclosure cases, accepting what big financial institutions produced in documentation and amounts owed by borrowers.
This is a massive shift for Peloton, but one that could help the already-booming business avoid the fate of countless other rivals that have struggled to grow outside of urban areas.
The stance seemed to be a shift for Mr. Cuomo, 60, who was slow to embrace medical marijuana in the state, though he signed a limited legalization of such use in 2014.
Cobbling together a stimulus package worth more than $215 trillion would mark a major ideological shift for Republicans, who spent years decrying debt and government bailouts following the 225 global financial crisis.
Coders make the shift for the same reasons consumers and businesses adopt new versions of software: to access new features, as well as to maintain compatibility with modern hardware and common tools.
Iger has touted the partnership between Hulu and FX on previous earnings calls, but having some of its series siphoned off to Hulu would be a major shift for the linear channel.
Its safe-haven status also drew a recommendation from hedge fund guru Ray Dalio, who lately advocated putting money into gold during the upcoming "paradigm shift" for global markets Sandler declined to comment.
Getting the seal of approval from CSF marks a significant attitude shift for the private sector, which has been home to some of the strongest opponents of the Space Launch System, or SLS.
Now supply is down and demand is up — good news for Christmas tree farmers but hardly a definitive shift for their industry, given that the majority of Americans continue to buy artificial trees.
Rolling out Genesis in key markets like China marks a shift for a company better known for making value-for-money cars and lacking the brand cachet and tradition of Germany's BMW BWMG.
This Ukraine's first presidential election without a clear pro-Kremlin candidate, reflecting a shift for a country that has been increasingly drawn toward the West since the Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014.
He also manages to work in the fact that a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows him leading Trump by two points, a big shift for the Republican senator from Texas.
Lyft also made this change — which drivers can use to head toward home at the end of a shift, for example — but Uber has since rolled it back to two times per day.
It's an interesting shift for the service, which has earned money mostly by referring people to iTunes, Amazon, and Spotify to buy a song or subscription, a cut of which goes to Shazam.
With one out, Joey Gallo put a bunt down the third base line against the shift for a hit and advanced to second on Milone's throwing error trying to get Gallo at first.
Enel said it would cut investment in South America, a region it said could face more risks - a shift for a company that has long emphasized emerging markets as key to its future.
It's a positive shift for Marvel as a whole, which has worked to include a Native American character in FX's Legion (Amber Midthunder) and cast Olivia Munn as Psylocke in X-Men: Apocalypse.
The Vermont senator spent most of the sunny Monday face-to-face campaigning, an unexpected shift for a candidate who has spent most of his days holding mega-rallies before thousands of supporters.
Christian Dvorak doubled the Arizona lead a little over four minutes into the second period when he completed a dominating shift for the Coyotes by deftly deflecting a point shot into the net.
The comments in Dutch newspaper Financieele Dagblad signal a potential strategy shift for Ahold under chief executive Frans Muller, who took on the top job in July after overseeing the company's U.S. business.
It is a stark shift for both donor countries and Jordan, which, after absorbing generations of refugees from wars across the Middle East, had tried to keep Syrians from establishing a permanent foothold.
The decision to allow votes on measures that are not certain to receive the bipartisan support needed to pass Congress and be signed into law by the President marks a shift for McConnell.
Indicated 0.5 percent higher Daimler's Mercedes-Benz said it was cancelling the early shift for its E-Class production at its plant in Sindelfingen, Germany on Saturday amid a dispute with labour representatives.
Coal has had periods of boom and bust before, but some say this may be a permanent shift for the industry that helped drive Wall Street profits during the 19th and 20th centuries.
It's a radical shift for a governing body built on face-to-face interactions, particularly for senior members who are accustomed to being surrounded by staff and followed around the Capitol by reporters.
Tip "Beware of the deep dark," says Teresa Wren, who has worked the night shift for 30 years as a labor-and-delivery nurse at the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle.
Night Shift, for example, has big plans to open a new facility in Philadelphia in 2020 that will have a 30,000 barrel capacity from day one and can scale up to 200,000 barrels.
By some estimates, gerrymandering at the state level accounts for about half of the Republicans' advantage in the House, a majority they would lose with a party shift for some two dozen seats.
But in the last year Mr. Dmitriev has detected a marked shift: For the first time since the early 1990s, most of his respondents said greater political freedom mattered more than higher incomes.
The NRA and its elected allies, of course, took their lumps, but in an encouraging shift for activists, so too did individuals who prioritize gun rights over the potential upside to tightening restrictions.
They have written hits with J. Balvin ("Ginza") and others, and Juanes collaborated with them on both production and songwriting — a shift for Juanes, who has written songs alone for the past decade.
It would be a radical shift for a firm that has always maintained tight control over the way users experience its devices and that has always knitted its software and hardware experiences together.
The expanded program will also seek to draw and retain high school students by offering them jobs with scheduling options, such as the opportunity to work the same day and shift for 13 weeks.
But iOS 11 represents a major shift: For the first time, such a feature is being made available to iPhone and iPad users, and it comes straight from Apple, no additional app downloads required.
Making cheaper models, their first for China, marks a shift for the South Korean automakers, whose strategy of appealing to price-conscious Chinese buyers with older model versions has faltered as local brands surge.
Count the number of capital letters in this review — now imagine accidentally hitting the up arrow instead of Shift for Every Single One, moving your cursor into the wrong spot and messing everything up.
This marked a shift for Saga, whose travel business has been supported by spending from affluent pensioners, protecting it from a consumer spending hit since Britain voted to leave the EU in June 2016.
The 5-1 vote by the school board represented a dramatic shift for a panel on which at least half the members had previously supported charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately managed.
But ahead of the November midterm elections and the 2020 presidential race, questions remain about whether the wins signal a permanent leftward shift for the party or resulted from factors specific to those races.
Like Apple Music, most of the big changes here are how the content, in preparation for what looks to be a pretty big paradigm shift for Apple heading into the end of the year.
Still, any move away from the system of quarterly reporting would be a significant shift for investors, who have come to rely on the regular financial disclosures on the performance of publicly held companies.
On Thursday, in a major cultural shift for the city, the Met began charging out-of-state visitors a flat fee of $25 for entry, in an effort to create an essential revenue stream.
A handful of Democrats and Republicans have been meeting for months to try to hammer out a deal along those lines, and the president's backing of that scope was a startling shift for them.
Northern Ireland is set to legalize abortion and same-sex marriage at midnight on Tuesday, marking a massive shift for the last country in the U.K. where both are outlawed, the Washington Post reports.
This caps the big shift for the ATG in the last two years: a multi-pronged, cost-driven approach to self-driving where they aren't trying to be all autonomous, everywhere, at all times.
AK: Ya-Qin, Baidu has spoken a lot about artificial intelligence AI. This is a big shift for the company to become an AI first company, what are your ambitions this year with AI?
The only character development I've bought all season was Morgan's reversion to a morally ambivalent stance on killing, mainly because we got an entire episode devoted to laying out his moral shift for us.
Although IAG does use wide-body jets from Boeing, the purchase is a major shift for IAG, which now almost exclusively uses the A320 family aircraft from rival Airbus (EADSF) for its single-aisle jets.
Apps, like software, will not die, but just as the Internet marked a paradigm shift for desktop computing (in the way services and content was delivered), these three will do the same for mobile computing.
The launch strategy marks a drastic shift for a traditional, big-budget studio like Respawn, and it marks an even more radical one for EA, one of the world's largest and most conservative game publishers.
Her approach represents a shift for GSK, which has recently had a large number of new drug launches but has not come up with the kind of multibillion-dollar blockbusters produced by Big Pharma rivals.
My father's a doctor, and he worked the graveyard shift for a long time, so we'd have to be very quiet around the house while he was sleeping until he went to work at night.
The transaction highlights Samsung's efforts to break into the high-barrier automotive industry where it has little track record and also marks a strategic shift for the electronics company, which has previously shunned big acquisitions.
The New York Times reported last summer that the shopping site has been quietly phasing out list prices altogether, marking a dramatic shift for a retailer that staked its early reputation on advertising big savings.    
This represents a huge shift for Democrats, who heavily emphasized these issues in the Obama years and in Hillary Clinton's presidential run, presuming America's changing demographics had permanently tilted the culture wars in their favor.
NERVOUS WORKERS Smithfield Foods' latest turn toward China is an unusual shift for America's so-called ham capital, which boasts a museum featuring the world's oldest ham and streets dotted with brightly colored pig sculptures.
This is a big shift for Hong Kong whose one-share-one-vote principle has for 30 years blocked efforts by tycoons from Li Ka-shing to Alibaba's Jack Ma to list alternative shareholding structures.
Atrium has to date aided startups with raising more than $1 billion, from seed rounds of $200,000 to huge $50 million rounds Developing drab but useful software for enterprises is a drastic shift for Kan.
NYFD firefighter Jarrett Kotarski started on the job a few weeks after Tolley and they worked together every shift for the past 14 years on Ladder 135 out of the Myrtle Avenue firehouse in Queens.
Some buildings and sellers have put the kibosh on open houses altogether — a big shift for New Yorkers who have long appreciated the ease and efficiency of hitting three open houses on one weekend day.
That would mark a big shift for the center-right party, which has steadfastly refused any alliance with the far right since the emergence of the National Front on the political stage in the 1970s.
The movement around digital wellbeing is a fairly recent shift for Silicon Valley, where companies until now have encouraged the design of software and apps that continually engage and addict users, without considering the psychological cost.
The proposals, announced on Tuesday as part of a broader consultation on potential changes to takeover rules, mark a shift for a country which has traditionally been one of the most open to foreign buyout deals.
Houston has thus added an extra Saturday shift for trash pickup in these neighborhoods, and since March, the city has already collected 210,000 tons more trash than it did over the same time span last year.
This marked a shift for Saga, whose travel business has been propped up by spending from affluent pensioners, protecting it from a hit to consumer spending since Britain voted to leave the EU in June 2016.
Teachers and faculty, the bill says, would not have to work additional hours unless they sign up for an extra shift, for which they would be compensated at the rate they get during normal school hours.
It may not affect performance on the court, but it nonetheless signals a significant cultural shift for the veteran players who remember older times and a place, the locker room, that was free of digital distractions.
The move could mark the beginning of a stunning shift for Trump, who railed against the Trans-Pacific Partnership during the campaign and made withdrawal from the pact a priority during his first week in office.
The high-profile rally marked a shift for the Booker campaign, which thus far has emphasized more intimate events in key early voting states to introduce him to voters while building up staff on the ground.
The Boy Scouts of America announced plans on Wednesday to broadly accept girls, marking a historic shift for the century-old organization and setting off a debate about where girls better learn how to be leaders.
Months later, in October, the group announced plans to broadly accept girls, marking a historic shift for the century-old organization and setting off a debate about where girls better learn how to be leaders. 1.
Any such plot would mark a dramatic shift for the ADF, a militia that operates primarily in eastern Congo, nearly 2,000 km from Kinshasa, and which has never carried out attacks outside of eastern Congo or Uganda.
The decision to move the paintings from the common areas is a shift for UW-Stout, which recently carried out extensive restoration on all three murals, as well as an extensive student research project into their history.
But moving tech from the expense line to the revenue line is an important shift for big banks, which are desperately hunting for new areas of growth as regulations have hemmed in traditional profit engines like trading.
It's an interesting and somewhat puzzling shift for a franchise that, from the start, seemed to care deeply about its women: Every single dinosaur in the park is a badass lady ready be large and in charge.
The record money flowing into Portugal's export-oriented industrial, services and technology sectors represents a big shift for the economy by diversifying its growth drivers after a 2011-22016 debt crisis and lagging behind Europe for years.
The big picture: This was Ukraine's first presidential election without a clear pro-Kremlin candidate, reflecting a shift for a country that has been increasingly drawn toward the West since the Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014.
Gretchen Byrne was taking a coffee break while patrolling on the midnight shift for the Coral Springs Police Department two years ago, when a hungry and pregnant female cat approached her in the shopping center parking lot.
Tasha: Generational shift for a franchise is rough, and it runs the risk of looking blatantly commercial, especially when it's too obviously about abandoning expensive, famous, in-demand legacy actors in favor of cheaper, prettier new replacements.
The slowdown marks a major shift for the solar industry, which has experienced runaway gains in the last decade thanks to government policies that support renewable energy and a sharp fall in the price of the technology.
The move marks something of a shift for President Trump, who had threatened earlier this month to withhold the subsidies, known as cost-sharing reductions, as a way to move Democrats to negotiate on a healthcare overhaul.
Steven Yee, 22004, a former Sonics season ticket holder who bought season tickets to the Storm when Force 10 Hoops bought the team, believes attracting those lost Sonics fans would be a huge shift for the Storm.
The ambitious plans are helping heal the wounds caused by the closing of the plant in 21, which represented such a psychic shift for the village that officials changed its name — to Sleepy Hollow from North Tarrytown.
" Asked by reporters if it was fair to describe his answer as a shift for O'Rourke, who leading up to the midterm elections flatly ruled out the possibility of a presidential run, he said: "Yeah, it is.
SoftBank's Vision Fund announced its first investment in an energy company on Thursday, marking a shift for the $100 billion fund that has made its name pouring money into big tech companies like Uber, WeWork and Slack.
Unlike Neves and previous CEO Luiz Edmond, his background is in sales, not finance, and that's a key shift for a company that has relied on cost-cutting and mergers and acquisitions, said Jefferies analyst Ed Mundy.
From telling CES attendees his competitors offerings were a "crock of shit," to Christmas video cards mocking AT&T and Verizon as purveyors of "bullshit," Legere's brash demeanor was an entertaining shift for a typically dull sector.
Signaling another major policy shift for the Federal Reserve after it put off raising rates further, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said on Tuesday the central bank would make plans to stop letting its bond holdings diminish.
The stance by the N.R.A., and growing support for regulation from Republicans on Capitol Hill, represent a small but notable shift for an organization and political party that have consistently opposed any gun controls for many years.
The reading list starts with this book because it gives you a framework on the role you play in your business, which was a huge mental shift for me when I first read it many years ago.
At a meeting with heads of industry groups and chief executives, May signaled her desire to meet business more often, a shift for a prime minister whose former aides felt big companies were too close to government.
It's a shift for Cramer who said in September that he had soured of Netflix, as it went into negative territory for the year, as rivals were popping up and there was a slump in subscriber additions.
At the same time, President Donald Trump issued an executive order saying his administration would seek the approval of state and local governments to resettle refugees in their communities, in a shift for a federally directed program.
Last month, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued guidance for states on designing work requirements in Medicaid, which marked a major conservative shift for the health insurance program for low-income and poor Americans.
In what could represent a cultural shift for Singapore's strong emphasis on education, the report advocated moving away from "the pursuit of the highest possible academic qualifications early in life" and toward life-long learning and retraining approaches.
This move to in-house design marks a big shift for Google, as the company becomes a device provider that—like Apple and Microsoft before it—controls the hardware, the software, and the services that power its devices.
As a result, the move marks a major shift for SolarCity, which before its acquisition by Tesla had become the nation's top solar installer by amassing a legion of sales representatives in solar-friendly states across the country.
And that means Shadowkeep could be the beginning of an even bigger shift for the Destiny franchise that sees it turn into a perpetually updated game in the vein of Epic Games' Fortnite or competing looter shooter Warframe.
During the campaign, Bukele said he favored legal abortion in cases where the life of the mother is at risk, a position that represented a significant shift for abortion politics in the overwhelmingly Roman Catholic and evangelical country.
If it does, it would be the first time since 2012 the U.S. economy will have to support a deficit so large, highlighting a basic shift for the Republican Party, which has traditionally prided itself on fiscal conservatism.
It was a normal shift for Los Angeles Police Department officers Ivan Ibarra and Alex Frazier — until they got a domestic violence call that would turn into a life and death situation for a 3-week old baby.
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - On the sand of Rio's famous Copacabana, Europe took three of the six beach volleyball medals on offer to signal the end of U.S and Brazilian dominance in a seismic shift for the sport.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If President Donald Trump, who refers to the media as "fake news," wants his staff to use a more conciliatory approach with journalists, new communications director Anthony Scaramucci may be implementing such a shift - for now.
It's unclear whether this technology is something that will be sold directly to consumers; if not, it will signal an even larger shift for Jawbone, from a consumer tech company to one that develops tech for other businesses.
A spate of 973-year and 297-year issuances have seen average maturities rise to 2120 years, from 210 in 2011, according to JP Morgan's global government bond index - a huge shift for the multi-trillion dollar market.
Even if estimates like those correctly predict the near-term market reaction to the election, their ability to correctly judge the long-term consequences of a political shift for the economy and the business environment isn't particularly good.
After weeks of wrangling, Atlantia's new willingness to talk about possible changes marks a significant shift for the group, which has faced growing demands from leading members of the ruling coalition that it be stripped of the contract.
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will allow female soldiers to wear a headscarf with their uniforms, defense ministry officials said on Wednesday, marking a symbolic shift for a military that has traditionally seen itself as a guardian of state secularism.
Coachella will take place over two weekends, April 13-15 and April 20-22, with the lineup hinting at a genre shift for a festival once dominated by rock bands like Guns N' Roses, AC/DC and Radiohead.
The allusion to Snowden may reflect a shift for Gates, who told Rolling Stone in 2014, "I think he broke the law, so I certainly wouldn't characterize him as a hero," adding that he had no admiration for Snowden.
Hopefully this is the beginning of a major shift for the franchise to help align the Bachelor with other ABC shows, like Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder, Quantico, and Modern Family, which are proving that diversity matters.
In the interest of alleviating some of your weekend anxiety, we partnered with CB2 to tap New York-based interior design gurus, The MP Shift, for all the counsel you'll need to host your own girls' night in, outside.
The change at hand, halving the amount of deductible interest from $212 million to $2600,224 for future homebuyers, is a dramatic shift for certain high-cost housing markets, though only a modest one for the majority of the country.
That move was part of a larger shift for the business, with up to a dozen of the stores being converted into online fulfillment centers, in an attempt to leverage existing real estate and keep some employees on-board.
Tuesday's case has the potential to be the first dramatic shift for the court following the departure of Justice Anthony Kennedy, who has often served as the crucial swing vote in rulings curtailing the implementation of the death penalty.
Sure, there are other big changes in Three Houses — most notably a new skill that lets you rewind time to retake turns in battle — but the new structure feels like the biggest shift for the core Fire Emblem experience.
But the megastar's willingness to put her own otherworldly spin on something that is second nature to so many of us — sharing glimpses of our lives on social media — is a decidedly 2017 shift for America's unofficial royal family.
Gentiloni, who himself visited China in 2017 to discuss the Belt and Road initiative with Beijing's leadership, echoed the analyses of many observers who described the deals signed as largely symbolic and not an economic paradigm shift for Italy.
The greater focus on employment, marks, however, a shift for the RBNZ, which in 1989 was the first central bank to adopt an official inflation target, and fulfils the new Labour-led government's campaign promise to promote job creation.
If lawyers for Ford and Judiciary Committee staffers can finalize the deal Sunday, it would be a shift for Republicans, who wanted the 51-year-old professor to testify initially on Monday and then, as a counteroffer, on Wednesday.
Ford is cutting production of the F-150 in the fourth quarter and, in a new action, will idle one shift for a week at a plant in Kansas City, Missouri, to reduce inventories of the truck, Shanks said.
The law stipulates that through this activity it cannot be ruled out that the communications of German citizens and entities could also be accidentally intercepted, a major shift for the BND, which had been forbidden from spying on Germans.
Last year, when the company announced a sales shift for its vehicles away from brick-and-mortar stores, a move it later reversed course on, the company also shifted the way it sold both cars and home-energy products.
It is a big if: previous such plans have been tried around the world with mixed results and it would take a political shift for new ones to be introduced in Italy, but not everyone is ruling it out.
A deal would signal a shift for SoftBank, which runs the world's biggest private equity fund and has concentrated its ownership of late-stage startups in minority stakes, as it seeks attractive targets for its huge pool of capital.
The new board leaders will mark a generational shift for mining companies that have spent the time since commodities prices slumped in 2015 and early 2016 cutting costs, selling off assets and restructuring their businesses to boost cash flow.
Democrats are on the offensive in the Badger State, hoping to nominate a candidate to finally defeat Governor Scott Walker (R) and prove that Wisconsin's 29 vote for Trump did not signal a permanent rightward shift for the state.
BELFAST — Mary Lou McDonald will succeed Gerry Adams as Sinn Fein leader, the party said on Saturday, completing a generational shift for the Irish nationalist party as it bids to enter government on both sides of the Irish border.
"We like to find areas where there's a big, secular theme in an industry or a sub-industry and find the companies that are most able to take advantage of that secular shift for the long side," said Draime.
That's a shift for Bullard from what had been aggressive stumping, beginning as far back as late 23, for the Fed to beware of raising interest rates too much, in part because of the behavior of the bond market.
"The lesson plan is a disappointing shift for the Asylum Division, the part of our government tasked with implementing asylum law and protecting refugees, the most vulnerable people in the world," said Archi Pyati, chief of policy and programs at Tahirih.
His decriminalization position marks a bit of a shift for Biden, who served as vice president in the Obama administration, which did not move to decriminalize marijuana, reschedule the drug or publicly support automatically expunging of criminal records of marijuana offenses.
At a university forum during the campaign, Bukele said he favored legal abortion in cases where the life of the mother is at risk, a position that represented a significant shift for the overwhelmingly Roman Catholic and evangelical country's abortion politics.
Tiffany Cross, cofounder of the Beat DC (think Politico's Playbook, but for people of color) said that Gillum's emergence represents a healthy shift for the Democratic Party, part of a new class of politicians expanding what it means to be electable.
The move signals that North Korea is thinking about how to strike first in order to win a limited war, an alarming shift for a country that had structured its forces to retaliate in the event of a major invasion.
All of this represents a significant shift for an organization that has had a reputation for being dominated by white men since it was founded in 1982, and which currently doesn't have an actual card-carrying member elected to federal office.
The agreement signed by defender Oracle Team USA, Artemis Racing, Team France, Land Rover BAR and SoftBank Team Japan and their respective yacht clubs marks a major shift for the "Auld Mug", which is governed by a Deed of Gift.
Still, the policy marks a significant shift for the government and its food-security fixation, which has long made it reluctant to promote the non-food use of grains in a country that endured three years of famine in 2200-240.
" Why it matters: "[G]etting listed on some of the largest exchanges in the country is a tectonic shift for Bitcoin, which has been associated with drug dealing and called a 'fraud' by the chief executive of the nation's largest bank.
Last year's launch of Lensa came despite an earlier focus shift for the startup to b2b, after the style transfer craze that had powered its namesake app's 2016 virality appeared on the cusp of being crazed (and, well, cloned) to death.
I'd already worked a full day at my staff writing job at the Village Voice, and I had agreed to work a paid night shift for Gawker to audition for a role at the site, a tradition at the company.
MUNICH, June 2 (Reuters) - BMW has transformed its "i" division into a development centre for self-driving cars, a board member told Reuters, a major strategic shift for the unit previously focused on making a family of lightweight electric vehicles.
Mr. Fields said on Tuesday that the combination of driverless cars and ride-sharing services represented a "seismic shift" for the auto industry that would be greater than the advent of the moving production line was roughly a century ago.
The shift in approach is likely the result of low demand for the adapter, but could also indicate a strategic shift for the company to differentiate its productivity-focused Galaxy Note lineup from its flagship consumer-oriented Galaxy S series.
Over the next week, my girlfriend was like a war correspondent, covering a 7 pm to 1 am shift  for almost two fiery weeks, participating as protesters faced off with SWAT teams, the National Guard and police in riot gear.
With its many borders and some smaller countries, Europe is easy to experience at the drop of a hat, and bus travel can provide an affordable and sometimes faster route to doing so should your plans shift for any reason.
The shipment of Russian arms, which Duterte said will be used to fight pro-ISIS rebels, represents a big shift for the Philippines, which has traditionally maintained a close military alliance with the United States over the past 60 years.
"A Grain of Wheat" marked a dramatic shift for me away from the linear plots and single points of view of my first two novels to the multiple narrative voices and diverse temporal and geographic spaces of my later works.
It has been a career shift for someone who, like nearly every person in her very large extended family, has mostly worked as a musician — though she resisted what she refers to as "the Gig" until she was in her 20s.
It's a humbling shift for an industry that long saw itself as an engine of job creation and innovation, producing the ride-hailing giant Uber, the hospitality company Airbnb and other now well-known brands that often disrupted entrenched industries.
Perry marks a sharp shift for the Energy Department, which is an agency that deals with specialized scientific applications, including supercomputers that help project climate change scenarios and programs that aim to assure the safety and effectiveness of nuclear weapons.
The Cardinals' journey to the championship series was a sharp shift for a franchise that claimed a World Series title in 2011 and had 100 wins in 2015 but skidded and ended up firing its manager, Mike Matheny, last year.
The deal marks a symbolically significant shift for Toyota after the company faced withering criticism from President Trump for its plans to locate Corolla production at a new $1 billion factory under construction in the state of Guanajuato in Central Mexico.
This is a big shift for Apple, which only eight months earlier decided it'd be clever to troll other companies at CES 2019 in Las Vegas—an event it doesn't attend—with a giant billboard touting its commitment to user privacy.
The president has been careful not to tip his hand for weeks about potential policy responses, but senators say he's open to expanding background checks — a potential momentum shift for gun legislation that has stalled on Capitol Hill for years.
The move is a shift for Marooney, especially after having served as one of the top PR advisers to Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg for eight years during some of the most tumultuous — and profitable — times in the company's history.
That doesn't just mean clicks or even app installs — Jaffer said "the most profound shift" for Vungle has been getting access to post-install data, so it can measure whether its ads bring in users who actually open an app and spend money.
The comments, made in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, signal less of a policy shift for Trump than a change from the rhetoric that helped win him the presidency just three days ago and could set up a fight with conservatives.
Newly installed CEO Ari Mervis said the country's largest dairy processor would not go ahead with a planned investment in high-margin nutritional and dairy drinks, marking an abrupt shift for a company that was relying on premium products to drive returns.
"What we saw in 2008 was quite an interesting shift for our customers - it was more a flight to quality than it was a trading down," Nickolds told reporters on Thursday, noting the firm had won market share every year since 2008.
The deals mark a shift for Mattel, which has built its business selling Barbie and Ken dolls in brick-and-mortar stores, and highlight the pressures U.S. firms face as they try to expand in new markets with sales stagnating back home.
Dmitry Kiselev, the Kremlin's chief propagandist, fawned over Mr Trump on his flagship Sunday-night show, declaring the new American president to be a "muzhik", or a "real man"—a sharp shift for a programme that had spent years stoking anti-Americanism.
The influential political network affiliated with billionaire Charles Koch is trying to distance itself from the Republican Party — a dramatic shift for the cluster of groups known for spending hundreds of millions in support of Republican candidates and causes over the last decade.
But her appearance on Twitter marked a shift for all of Harry Potter to the internet — Harry Potter now wasn't just popping up in pockets of fandom seeking to write fanfiction or compile information or geek out over the series; it was everywhere.
This shift for Veronica is part of Riverdale's attempt to bring more racial diversity to Archie's world: Reggie Mantle is played by Asian-American Ross Butler, rocker chick Josie McCoy is played by black actress Ashleigh Murray, and Apa himself is half-Polynesian.
This sounds like a relatively minor change, but it's actually a precarious shift for a core technology that the company has been putting off for some time, one that was a year in the making and involved a team of nearly 70 engineers.
Christian Yelich followed with a line-drive single, and after Rea struck out Marcell Ozuna, Bour beat the Padres' shift for a second straight at-bat with an opposite-field single to left to put runners at the corners with one out.
That right will be restored in early April, marking a big shift for Prime Minister Antonio Costa, who - because it was too soon to call snap elections - engineered an unconventional grab for power by teaming up with the Communists and the Left Bloc.
Although businesses have had a lot of practice over the years adjusting for minimum wage increases for hourly employees in cities and states around the country, this rule change will be a significant shift for many small businesses and entrepreneurs, advisers say.
The SDMR program has been part of a larger shift for the Army to put sniper-like capabilities inside of the squad, giving the base unit of the formation more range and lethality with its M110 Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System, or CSASS.
DataSift eventually regrouped and now works with around 15 partners, including Facebook, LinkedIn and WordPress, but given that its original premise was based around the kind of real-time data that Twitter uniquely provides, it was a big shift for the startup.
Dishwashers who really wanted to be line cooks, bar-backs who originally applied for bartender positions, and food runners—so many food runners—don't hesitate to just say, "Fuck it", and not show up to their shift for those first few months.
The comments, which came shortly after the Senate rejected two separate funding bills, represent a possible shift for Trump, who has demanded $22019 billion for the wall in exchange for ending the partial government shutdown, which has stretched into its 34th day.
All of Zum's drivers work either a morning or afternoon shift for five to six hours a day, so they rarely drive for other services, said Ritu Narayan, a co-founder of the company while she was a group product manager at eBay.
CHINA'S RUN IS HALTED In a power shift for women's badminton, Carolina Marin of Spain beat Li Xuerui, the defending Olympic champion from China, 21-14, 21-16, to advance to the gold medal singles match against P. V. Sindhu of India.
Despite Tuesday's seismic shift for the two California semiconductor makers, uncertainly blankets the global industry, with chipmakers yet to reach consensus that a downturn that started last year has touched bottom and little agreement about when and how strongly a recovery will occur.
"This would be a cultural and organizational shift for the bank, which has not engaged with the private sector in a substantial way," said Joel Hellman, a former top economist at the bank who is now dean of Georgetown's School of Foreign Service.
May's movement towards what many describe as the "Remain" lawmakers, who want to stay in the EU, is a shift for a prime minister who has long said she is against a second referendum and staying in a customs union with the bloc.
But it still represents a drastic cultural shift for English and Welsh criminal courts, which for decades have banned not only filming and still photography but even the making of sketches — leading British news outlets to rely on artists working from memory.
The intensified focus on gun reform marks something of a shift for Democrats, who shied away from the issue for years after suffering sweeping election losses in 1994 — a wave largely attributed to the assault weapons ban they'd championed earlier that year.
But this summer has marked an important shift for the actress, rapper and comedian as she starred in two major motion pictures: the star-studded "Ocean's 8, " and "Crazy Rich Asians," the first major motion picture in 25 years with all Asian leads.
The move was a huge shift for us, because SoHo is cool with a capital C, and this may be the least cool area of Lower Manhattan: the City Hall area, right above Wall Street and east of One World Trade Center.
Google announced that it's limiting audience targeting on election ads, a major shift for one of the internet's largest ad platforms that comes after Twitter opted to drop political ads altogether and Facebook said it's considering policy changes including limits around targeting.
The deal is part of an ongoing strategy shift for Apple, which is facing weak hardware sales in China and a saturated global smart phone market where users are hanging on to their old iPhones longer than ever, hammering its biggest business.
ET, FSN Southeast (Memphis), MSG (New York) ABOUT THE GRIZZLIES (213-221): Gasol was at the center of the recent organizational shift for Memphis, first apologizing to fans for the team's lackluster play and then getting benched in the fourth quarter prior to Fizdale's firing.
The move, reported by The Information, would be a significant shift for the company, which until now has relied on the cloud for much if its AI processing (also why Alexa panics when she loses her connection, announcing "I'm having trouble connecting to the internet").
The new section will show you Instagram posts that your friends have liked or that the algorithm thinks will appeal to you directly in your feed, which could mark another major shift for the photo sharing service if the feature is officially rolled out.
While the actual price tag of the latest action is technically just $30 billion, or about 0.14% of GDP (gross domestic product), there may be a significant psychological shift for the global economy as many wonder whether trade war will long remain the status quo.
But John Donovan, chief executive of AT&T Communications, told Reuters the deal is a fundamental shift for the telecommunications provider to become "public cloud first," meaning that it will predominately rely on data centers built by others to power the rest of its business.
The move signals the most critical shift for the Snapchat maker in its history, paving the way for a large injection of capital to help it grow and better compete with Facebook, Google, and others in the realm of social video and mobile messaging.
Apple, whose shares dropped about 8 percent after it reported the disappointing first-quarter results on Tuesday, is under pressure to show that the decline in iPhone sales represents just a hiccup, rather than a permanent shift for the product that fueled its meteoric rise.
"There's a degree to which the ride-hailing companies have never had their businesses exposed to this degree of granular scrutiny … I'm sure it's a cultural shift for them," says Emily Castor Warren, a former policy head at Lyft and the scooter-share company Lime.
Trading his police uniform at the end of his work shift for head-to-toe camouflage, including a balaclava, Mr. Murphy selects from an array of bait that he keeps in a refrigerator in his garage, with names like Sullivan's Last Lunch and Selected Gland.
Even so, this represents a major shift for a company that has shown movies in New York for about five decades, with as many as four rooms in operation at any one time, screening movies not only for journalists but also for filmmakers viewing dailies.
Mr. LaPierre's pugnacious appearance appeared to signal a tactical shift for the N.R.A., which had officially remained mostly quiet in the week after the Florida shooting, even as a movement of young people, including survivors of the massacre, made emotional pleas for gun control.
BERLIN — German prosecutors have widened a criminal investigation into Volkswagen's Audi unit after authorities accused the luxury carmaker of installing a system designed to evade emissions rules in cars in Europe, a major shift for an inquiry that has previously concentrated on the United States.
In a radical shift for the largest public university system in the country, Chancellor Timothy P. White signed an executive order this week directing the 23 campuses to eliminate placement exams for math and English and overhaul the way they deal with remedial coursework.
"Design thinking is useful for when we need a paradigm shift, for instance when something is fundamentally broken about a service," said Thomas Fisher, one of the authors of the report and the director of the Minnesota Design Center at the University of Minnesota.
Adding financial centres like the Cayman Islands and Panama marks a shift for the EU. Several reviews had left on the list mostly Pacific and Caribbean islands with almost no financial relation with the EU - drawing criticism for being too lenient on tax havens.
The approach is a shift for an agency that for years attacked the problem alone, and it has impressed even the Democratic chairman of the House Committee on Veteran Affairs, who has been relentlessly critical of the department, especially over the issue of veteran suicide.
In a recent Vanity Fair interview, Coster-Waldau spoke on the huge shift for his character in the final episode of Season 7 when he finally split from Cersei, while also teasing the possibility of a truly depressing conclusion to Jaime's story in Season 8.
Most people didn't anticipate a Jay this vulnerable putting himself on view but it was a necessary shift for an aging rapper whose boasts about purchasing art and vacationing in the past few years started to feel distinctly out-of-touch with his listeners.
While Lee admitted that the unicorn valuation "doesn't change a lot" in daily terms for his business, he did admit that he has seen the landscape shift for Korea's startup ecosystem — which has only three other privately-held unicorns: Coupang, Yello Mobile and PUBG developer Blue Hole.
TOKYO (Reuters) - For the first time in a decade the Bank of Japan is prepared to contemplate the possibility of a future rate rise – a radical shift for an extremely dovish central bank that now finds itself boxed into a corner by surging global bond yields.
"It's a pretty cool paradigm shift for people who think all technological revolution is going on in US, and it'll trickle down to poor countries," says Zipline CEO, Keller Rinaudo, presenting his vision for drone deliveries on stage at the WIRED25 summit in San Francisco on Monday.
But this also effectively means Snapchatters can now get away with sixty-second posts (six 10-second clips captures continuously and posted in sequence), which will change the audience experience and could prove a fundamental shift for Snapchat's focus on brevity depending on how it's used.
That is a big shift for Apple, which earlier this year moved to make its Apple Music services work on smart speakers from rivals such as Amazon and partnered with Samsung Electronics Co Ltd to let Samsung television owners watch video purchased from Apple on Samsung sets.
But despite being a high fashion staple, her new cover for Elle magazine marks the first time Huffine has landed the honor of fronting an issue in America, marking a major milestone for curvy models everywhere as well as a serious shift for the industry at large.
As my colleague Jim Cook has pointed out in these pages, the United States is currently not postured to engage in a major military operation in the Middle East while sustaining a longer-term shift for great power competition with China and Russia in Europe and Asia.
It is two weeks since the pound crashed and rebounded by about 10 percent in a few minutes at the start of Asian trading, an unprecedented shift for a major currency at a point when the $5-trillion-a-day market is at its lowest ebb.
Why it matters: The ceasefire's outcome will almost certainly impact the Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process: As the Taliban's first ceasefire since the Afghanistan War's inception in 2001, it indicates a strategic shift for how the group might engage in talks with the Afghan government.
On the surface, Ms. Mansour's new film, "Mary Shelley," looks like a dramatic shift for her, and she admits that she was skeptical, at first, when the producer Amy Baer asked her to direct a biopic about that pioneering 19th-century English novelist (played by Elle Fanning).
But the decision to emphasize them now — at a time when Facebook's cultural and political influence is being carefully scrutinized — is a fascinating shift for a social network that spent years encouraging its users to share as much information as they could, as publicly as possible.
That is a big shift for Apple, which earlier this year moved to make its Apple Music services work on smart speakers from rivals such as Amazon and partnered with Samsung Electronics Co Ltd to let Samsung television owners watch video purchased from Apple on Samsung sets.
It is a startling shift for Ms. Barbery, a French novelist and former philosophy teacher who catapulted to fame with "The Elegance of the Hedgehog," a quirky, philosophical novel about the erudite concierge of a Paris apartment building and the precocious, suicidal 12-year-old girl who lives upstairs.
Myerson has been with the company for more than 20 years, and has been running the Windows business since 2013, so this is a significant shift for the company and a signal of how that shift is not just happening in its products, but among its people, too.
" The embrace of Medicare-for-All is a striking shift for the Democratic Party which has been gradually moving to the right on healthcare for decades in order to find a solution that could pass and not be easily vilified by the right-wing moniker of "socialized medicine.
The fact that Nintendo may be looking to increase its output of mobile games is a surprising shift for the company which just a few years ago seemed like it would never branch out beyond its own consoles, let alone release an original Super Mario game on smartphones.
Monday, Swift revealed on Instagram that Republic Records, a label under the Universal Music Group, is her new record label, marking a significant shift for the artist who has been the biggest freelancer in the business since the release of reputation fulfilled her contract with Big Machine Records.
"They kind of learned, 'Here's how many times our players are jumping by position' and in a very short period of time, they started to change their practices based on the data and that was probably the significant shift for them," VERT president and founder Martin Matak told us.
The news agency also reports that Microsoft -owned LinkedIn is one of several other multinational companies planning to make the same data processing shift for international users — with LinkedIn's new terms set to take effect on May 8, moving non-Europeans to contracts with the U.S.-based LinkedIn Corp.
In Iowa, A steady lead for Trump, a shift for the Democrats The contours of both parties' contests in Iowa have suggested a tight race in recent weeks, but the most recent polling of likely caucus-goers suggests trends that tilt in favor of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
The bot purge may be the culmination of a shift for a company that has spent much of its recent history at odds with both its users and Wall Street, and which has struggled to respond to the various ways that its platform has been weaponized and degraded.
It will be only the third time since 2002 that at least one of Federer, Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic have not reached the final and while it may not signal a changing of the guard, the week has felt like a momentum shift for the new generation.
Such fanfare for a soccer match on a May afternoon might not seem notable in the land of Lionel Messi and Diego Maradona, but for a society that has long considered its prized sport a man's game, it signals an important shift for fútbol femenino, or women's soccer.
The move would mark a shift for Japan's third biggest telco as it looks abroad for growth and potentially bring it into competition with portfolio companies of parent SoftBank Group Corp and its $100 billion Vision Fund, which has invested in major ride-hailing firms around the world.
I retained a morsel of hope that President Trump would use his "Islam" speech in Saudi Arabia as a corrective measure — if not a 180 shift — for his previous anti-Muslim statements, and his use of Muslims as a political piñata to advance a white-nationalist, anti-immigrant agenda.
The idea of shrinking the highway to four lanes from six is a remarkable shift for the city, which, like the nation, has been shaped by a car-centric culture and is now wrestling with the consequences, including gridlocked streets, polluted air and rising pedestrian and cyclist deaths.
While Garman said he didn&apost see AWS&aposs entrance into this market as "much of a shift" for the company, he is now echoing what Amazon&aposs competitors have been saying for years: Many companies will do hybrid computing and not go all in on the cloud.
In a seismic shift for a country where hundreds of people have served long prison sentences for speaking out against the Communist Party, he organized community town halls and let it be known that Cubans were welcome to voice their opinions about vexing food shortages and other disappointments.
"If you have ideas, just reply to this tweet with the idea (and if you think this approach is wrong, would love to hear that too.)" The request signaled a shift for Bezos, who has invested in longer-term bets like space exploration and kept quieter about other givings.
But they were followed by the legislation mandating document checks at many key points in daily life, a cultural shift for Britain, which has no mandatory identity card system, unlike many European countries, and has long considered its relative lack of official paperwork a point of national pride.
Axel van Trotsenburg, the World Bank's vice president for development finance, called IDA's move to tap capital markets a "paradigm shift for development finance" that could boost its lending resources by 50 percent over the amount of money raised in its current funding round this year to more than $75 billion.
Apple's decision to put iTunes movie and TV rentals on Samsung smart TVs is a huge strategy shift for the company: instead of building services to make its own devices like the HomePod and Apple TV more valuable, the company is allowing those services to be accessed on competing devices.
MARK ESPER: This is a big day for the Army, because we will be presenting to Congress a very bold budget that really reflects the shift for the Army into the national defense strategy that calls us to be prepared for high intensity conflict against countries like Russia and China.
The training shift for the U.S. Army includes working in smaller operating groups that are harder to target, using camouflage to avoid surveillance drones and rocket attacks, repainting battle tanks from desert-tan to dark green to match the terrain, and launching military exercises to learn and prepare for Russian tactics.
Management plans to scrap a costly night shift for the top-selling Golf hatchback, which accounted for over half of the Wolfsburg factory's output of 808,000 cars last year, also contradict the future pact, according to the letter signed by works council boss Bernd Osterloh and nine other labour representatives.
SEOUL, South Korea — The South Korean government indicated on Monday that it was rolling back its plan to require schools to use only state-issued history textbooks, an apparent shift for a signature project of President Park Geun-hye as she faces a corruption scandal and an escalating public backlash.
But arguably the most significant shift for investors came in the last week of the second quarter when, in what looked like a concerted move, central bank policymakers appeared to signal it would soon be time to wind back the monetary stimulus that has buoyed markets for much of this decade.
Its dissolution signaled the beginning of a shift for Mr. de Blasio away from policy fights and toward his re-election campaign in 2017; the Campaign for One New York, which closely coordinated its efforts with City Hall, would have been prohibited from raising money to advocate his re-election.
Just before an informal EU summit in Austria, May showed no sign of backing away from her Brexit plan, shrugging off criticism at home and in Brussels over her proposals for future trade after Britain quits the bloc, the biggest foreign policy shift for the country in almost half a century.
More from Landon Thomas Jr. of the NYT: "This would be a cultural and organizational shift for the bank, which has not engaged with the private sector in a substantial way," said Joel Hellman, a former top economist at the bank who is now dean of Georgetown's School of Foreign Service.
Britain laid out proposals last year to have more say over deals in its military and technology sectors, as the government tries to prevent homegrown companies in sensitive industries falling into foreign hands, marking a shift for a country which has traditionally been one of the most open to foreign buyout deals.
While Gucci didn't immediately confirm that the people profiled on its Instagram were confirmed for the campaign, it signified a seismic shift for a luxury brand that just a few weeks ago was given "two thumbs down for lack of diversity" by casting director James Scully at Business of Fashion's Voices symposium.
H.R. McMaster and Gary D. Cohn, America First doesn't mean America alone May 20173, Wall Street Journal H.R. McMaster, the White House national security adviser, and Gary Cohn, the National Economic director, announced that President Trump's first overseas trip to the Middle East represented a historic foreign policy shift for the United States.
The unusually high number of military officers in his government, including the recently retired army general Hamilton Mourão, who was his running mate, represents a remarkable shift for a nation that kept the military largely out of sight as it rebuilt democratic institutions after the end of military rule in the mid-1980s.
"We think the success, adoption and technology behind online and mobile sports could be a catalyst for wider iGaming penetration, a notable shift for an industry that has thus far not been widely impacted by the Internet," Bank of America research analyst Shaun Kelley said in a note to clients on Friday.
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But the attempt by Democrats to remove the earnings test is a shift for a party that since the Clinton administration has been wary of the welfare label and reflects concerns over stagnant wages, as well as new research showing that even modest amounts of extra cash can have lifelong benefits for children.
Of course, in a show where how a wall gets painted speaks volumes about a character's essential nature, any death is going to be a major development; one so entwined with the protagonist's personal and emotional history, as Chuck's is with Jimmy, is naturally going to be a seismic shift for the series' characters.
Speaking about UPI, Pichai said, "I think it's a bold and courageous move and it is a platform shift for the underlying economy to try and digitize how cash moves around and we are excited by it," he said in an interview with NDTV, adding that such major moves often take time to play out.
"One of our members stood at the end of his driveway, watched his house burn to the ground, and then put in an 18-hour shift for the rest of the city," captain Nick Waddington, 37, said by phone from Fort McMurray, which is still off-limits to the public and guarded by police.
You still might want to shut down the chat if you tune in on Twitch today (just click the little grey triangle at the top of the stream window, next to the Subscribe button), but an optimist's view suggests that this could be the start of a larger shift for the community side of Twitch.
The back half of the album is loaded with Gaga singles crafted with songwriters and producers she collaborated with on Artpop and Born This Way; they clearly mark a shift for her character away from the "authentic" roots music that Cooper's character performs and a move towards a different kind of art and stardom.
Highlighting domestic terrorism is a major shift for a Homeland Security Department that has been accused of underplaying the threat in the aftermath of the department's 2009 report that warned that economic dislocation and the election of a black president could fuel right-wing extremism and identified newly discharged service members as potential recruits.
Buffalo took a 1-0 lead at the 2:11.83 mark of the first period when Kahun, playing on his first shift for the Sabres after being acquired from the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday, ripped a shot from the slot into the top left corner of the goal for his 11th of the season.
And day to day, the requirements of the job itself mark a significant shift for McAuliffe: Before the Charlottesville press conference, his most well-known TV appearance would have been on Morning Joe, in June 2008, when he celebrated Hillary Clinton's primary win in Puerto Rico by wearing a Hawaiian shirt and hoisting a handle of Bacardi on air.
After we broke the news in November that Oculus's former CEO had left the company partially due to disagreements on the company's PC hardware direction, including the cancellation of a high-end "Rift 2" in favor of a more iterative "Rift S" headset, new details are emerging that confirm Facebook's directional shift for its flagship headset.
Now, there's been this amazing shift for me where I'm seeing parts of my face in a new way and I have more time to invest in my routine because I'm not combing my hair, waiting for it to dry, putting the gel in, making sure my baby hairs are down — and those are beautiful things.
It was a warm welcome for a leader whose fragile position at the helm of her party has come under further pressure after the EU rejected parts of her so-called Chequers plan and critics stepped up calls for her to ditch her strategy on Brexit, Britain's most far-reaching policy shift for more than 40 years.
Gucci's pledge to Parks comes after the brand teased a series of "audition videos" for its upcoming pre-fall 2017 campaign, featuring solely models of color — a big shift for Michele, a designer who was at first criticized for casting almost exclusively Caucasian models for his initial catwalks and editorials since being appointed as the brand's creative director.
Though it's unclear how serious they are about that option— two other people familiar with Trump's legal team say they are not aware of an effort to hire more lawyers— doing so would be a big shift for the president's family-owned business, which tends to rely on a tight group of longtime loyal executives and attorneys.
In case both of those events now seem like commonsense water-is-wet announcements, understand the context: Selling HBO a la carte over the web, was a major shift for Time Warner, which had traditionally relied on distributors like Comcast and Charter to market HBO to their customers, almost always by attaching the service to a bundle.
The new initiative to offer Labs signals an interesting shift for Coursera in another regard: It will be the first time that the company will have a significant amount of content that will require a person to be "online" in order to use it, a change from previously, when learners could take work offline to do it.
In "Boy Scouts Will Accept Girls, in Bid to 'Shape the Next Generation of Leaders'," Julie Bosman and Niraj Chokshi write: The Boy Scouts of America announced plans on Wednesday to broadly accept girls, marking a historic shift for the century-old organization and setting off a debate about where girls better learn how to be leaders.
The move, if made and followed through in coordination with other key federal departments, would mark a major shift for transgender rights under the law and reverse course from the Obama administration, which expanded the legal concept of gender in several instances to recognize gender identity did not always match one's sex as determined at birth.
The militant anti-feminist might seize on it as proof of the perfidy of women's liberation: Far from creating an unfair "second shift" for women who feel like they're supposed to have it all, the feminist revolution has actually created one for men, depriving them of paternal honor while asking them to spend more hours in harness than before.
A typical shift for a member of the housekeeping staff at Wimbledon is 15 hours long, starting at 8 AM. The Guardian reports that they are given an hour for lunch "some time between midday and 3 PM," but dinner is not provided, nor do they get a break to eat, even if they packed a second meal for themselves.
Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE praised the media in a victory speech on Tuesday, a shift for the GOP presidential front-runner who now has an eye on the general election.
Even if Mr. Ailes wins, the developments — especially the way it was handled by the new generation of Murdochs now gaining control of 21st Century Fox — signal a big shift for Mr. Ailes and a network that has avowedly refused to go along with what so many of its commentators dismiss as political correctness and feminism run amok in the name of progress.
If they had, they would have discovered that the company's drivers worked under relentless demands to deliver hundreds of packages each shift — for a flat rate of around $226 a day — at the direction of dispatchers who often compel them to skip meals, bathroom breaks, and any other form of rest, discouraging them from going home until the very last box is delivered.
Here's the chart showing just how much the pound's VIX has soared in the last week: And here's the chart that shows how much more volatile the pound is than in recent years: The pound has been particularly sensitive to polling data in recent weeks, often moving as much as 1% — a substantial shift for any currency — when new data shows a change in voting intentions.
Read more:The surprisingly casual way members of the British royal family greet other royals around the worldThe royal family just announced its first gay royal wedding — and it signals a huge shift for the monarchyThe royal family refuses to watch 'The Crown' because it's too close to reality, according to a royal biographerAlmost all the royal families of Europe are related to each other.
The company, which will continue to offer its signature all-digital service, has expanded its team of in-house advisers to implement the new plans The move marks an significant strategy shift for Betterment, a poster-child for an emerging sector that has sought to upend the traditional financial advice market by using automation to capture clients who were previously seen as too expensive to service.
Handing off writing duties would appear to be a good fit for both filmmakers given their current schedules: Tarantino is about to start shooting his next movie, a drama set in Los Angeles around the time of the Charles Manson murders, while Abrams is diving into Star Wars: Episode IX. Tackling an intellectual property like Star Trek would be a marked shift for Tarantino.
Those policies were among the series of recommendations announced by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops late last week, a prelude to what could be another historic shift for American Catholicism, and one that will also provide a road map for churches around the world that are just now beginning to face these scandals — if Pope Francis acts on the proposals, and on his own advice.
Up to now, Apple only allowed its own mapping app, Maps, to work over CarPlay, but now you can use Waze, Google Maps, Here, or whatever other app you might want to use to get from A to B. The change marks a big shift for Apple, which is well known for favoring its own native apps and generally a more tightly controlled ecosystem on iOS and across devices.
A new BuzzFeed News report details how drivers employed by these small companies work under "relentless demands to deliver hundreds of packages each shift — for a flat rate of around $160 a day — at the direction of dispatchers who often compel them to skip meals, bathroom breaks, and any other form of rest, discouraging them from going home until the very last box is delivered," according to BuzzFeed.
The decision to allow votes on measures that are not certain to receive the bipartisan support needed to pass Congress and be signed into law by the President marks a shift for McConnell, who had previously said repeatedly after the shutdown started that he would not take up legislation related to the funding impasse unless it was clear it would be able to pass Congress and be signed into law by the President.
The move marks something of a shift for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who had threatened earlier this month to withhold the subsidies, known as cost-sharing reductions (CSRs), as a way to force Democrats to negotiate on healthcare reform.
It was a dramatic shift for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's former campaign chairman, who just last month concluded a lengthy and dramatic trial that ended with a guilty verdict on eight charges and a deadlocked jury on 220006 others.
The company said in March that some executives would seek plea bargains with prosecutors, a radical shift for the company, which had done little to cooperate in the probe that has targeted major political parties and contractors of state-controlled oil firm Petróleo Brasileiro SA. Odebrecht is the largest of Brazil's major engineering firms accused of colluding to overcharge Petrobras for work and using the excess as bribes that were funneled to ruling coalition politicians and, in some cases, Rousseff's opponents.
Read more:The mystery of MH370 remains more than 5 years later — here are all the theories, dead ends, and unanswered questions from the most bizarre airline disaster of the centuryA chilling report suggests the pilot on MH370 may have depressurized the cabin, 'gently' killing the more than 200 passengers on board before crashingAn extensive new report suggests that the missing MH370's pilot was 'clinically depressed' and purposely killed all 239 on boardThe Boeing 737 Max crisis could mark a seismic shift for the aviation industry.
Read more: The economist Joseph Stiglitz explains why he thinks the late Milton Friedman's ideas have contributed to rising inequality in the USThe economist Joseph Stiglitz broke down the shift for us in an interview last year: Public sentiment began to change en masse when the financial crisis of 2007-2008 brought to light the staggering level of income and wealth inequality in the US. In the booming market of the recovery, it became apparent to millions of Americans that the benefits of a strengthened economy were going to those who already had wealth.

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