What persuaded you to sign on for "In Search Of"?
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Yes, and I was like ... Did you sign on for that?
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All 28 EU nations must sign on for it to become law.
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The last point was more than Obama was willing to sign on for.
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You have my word that this reporter would never sign on for that.
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No politician wants to sign on for that unless and until they have to.
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She's also the first original cast member to sign on for the next season.
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When you sign on for something like that, you're no longer the person in control.
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Don't sign on for a frequent flyer rewards program for an airline you never fly.
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Apple TV is getting a dark mode and single sign-on for authenticated TV apps.
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Sponsors have been slow to sign on for what is the world's most-watched event.
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It costs $2.99 a month, with discounts for those who sign on for longer periods.
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Could all our favorite A-listers sign on for more mystery and mommy wars in Monterey?
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Sign on for five years and the price drops to about $3005,2000 per month per shuttle.
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DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU – HAVE YOU TALKED TO THEM ON WHAT THEY'LL SIGN ON FOR?
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Startups chosen for the incubator will sign on for three-month programs beginning in August 2020.
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Without clear guidelines, insurers may be reticent to sign on for another year in the individual market.
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Like with the benefits system, people would just sign on for multiple names wearing wigs and stuff.
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So the path of least resistance is always to sign on for the next stage of degradation.
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Also, customers who previously signed up the Postmates Unlimited trial can still sign on for this new deal.
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If that goes well, the Backstreet Boys could sign on for a longer, sit-down agreement, ET reports.
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This is the complexity that adoptive parents sign on for (and which, regrettably, this article did not portray).
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If I'm going to sign on for an X-Men show, that show is going to get made.
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According to Reddit, if a sub doesn't have a moderator sign on for 60 consecutive days, it's considered abandoned.
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Trump, however, hinted at additional tariffs on Chinese goods if Xi did not sign on for a sit-down.
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Movie stars looking to experiment with TV roles are more willing to sign on for a short-term project.
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"But that doesn't mean I have to sign on for full-blown socialism—cradle-to-grave everything," Mark said.
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After the film, he declined to sign on for any more movies and left show business, according to IMDb.
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Mourinho suggested that United fans might camp outside Ibrahimovic's house to persuade him to sign on for another year.
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To extend the experience, sign on for a made-to-measure massage in the glamorous, just-revamped spa (€130).
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Works will be added throughout the run of the show, as more artists sign on for this unique exchange.
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And Roku is adding single sign-on for paid TV customers, with support of about 30 TV channels to start.
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Who would voluntarily sign on for that still isn't clear, but WIRED checked out the team's return to normalcy this weekend.
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You don't have to sign on for an episode of Bizarre Foods to enjoy a night out at El Cielo, though.
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Apple TV's tvOS update isn't as major, but will get a new dark mode and sign-on for TV Everywhere apps.
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Donald Trump on the other side of the table when things turn bad is not what these investors sign on for.
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"That's what you sign on for if this happens on your watch," Chief Oates, now the chief in Miami Beach, said.
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It would be amazing if Amazon could come up with a universal single sign-on for all your media apps and services.
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RELATED: Debra Messing explains why America needs 'Will & Grace' right now Grace is a little hesitant to sign on for the revival.
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The states could decide not to file lawsuits, and it was unclear how many would ultimately sign on for such an effort.
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"We were lucky to get her," Matt Damon tells PEOPLE of getting Vikander to sign on for a role in Jason Bourne.
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And because we had a good relationship, they trusted me to deliver value and were therefore ready to sign on for more!
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The states could decide not to file, and it is unclear how many states would ultimately sign on for such an effort.
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"There are a lot of 'cord-nevers'—millennials who never sign on for cable," says Kelly Merryman, YouTube's vice-president of content partnerships.
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Some pension plans will allow you to sign on for a lower payment that will then transfer to your spouse at your death.
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Lerman didn't know it at the time, but Pacino was about to sign on for a central role in "Hunters," which debuts Feb.
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While the announcement was pretty thin on details, it appears to be focused on providing single sign on for the AWS family of products.
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The specifics of each actors' Marvel contract is largely confidential, but fans generally believe that actors sign on for six movies at a time.
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Vince Neil is the first contestant to sign on for the new 'Celebrity Apprentice' with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the boss' chair ... TMZ has learned.
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Students may sign on for these events out of genuine patriotism or curiosity or boredom, or they may ignore the invitations, as most do.
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And major stars are much more willing to sign on for a single season, or in the case of "Electric Dreams," a single episode.
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He was a leading man in the making; of course he'd sign on for what, at the time, seemed poised to become an extended franchise.
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For HQ, money is a big motivation for smartphone owners' attention, and HQ uses push notifications to make sure people sign on for the game.
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It's worth noting that Chrome OS admins could already enable other services that use the SAML standard to enable single sign-on for Chrome devices.
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While it's understandably tempting for eager patients to sign on for extra procedures, the researchers warn that they shouldn't be treated like innocuous menu items.
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You'll just pay $10 per GB you use each month and don't have to sign on for more if you don't end up using it.
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About 30 percent said they would sign on for an Amazon mortgage, 31.6 percent "would not even try", and 38.2 percent of respondents were "undecided".
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That is: If YouTube didn't sign on for Binge On, it could send its videos through the network at a higher quality than other services.
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Sign on for a country pavilion and you'll receive a discount off each Startup Alley company's exhibitor package, and you'll get organizer passes to the event.
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As her final show grew near, chatter in entertainment circles suggested that Spears would eventually sign on for another Las Vegas residency in the near future.
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However, the Wall Street Journal reports that Apple is still having trouble getting large newspapers to sign on for a planned paid component of Apple News.
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Until now, it has maintained the single sign-on for Twitter and Facebook in addition to supporting the sharing extensions for a wider range of apps.
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Legislation to stop the PAYGO cuts from going into effect will take 60 votes, meaning both Democrats and Republicans must sign on for it to pass.
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For Doha, joining the group of neighbourly investors obliged to sign on for the Aramco deal would have fallen considerably short of meeting Riyadh half way.
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The deal also includes some other perks for big business clients like a single sign-on for services from both companies, and tech support from either company.
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While it is certainly not the only thing it does, Okta's core service offering and its primary value proposition remains providing single sign-on for the cloud.
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Additional concerns include that Apple wants publishers to sign on for at least a year, and publishers are variously seeking shorter or longer deals, the Journal's sources said.
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Again, Marvel contracts are a mystery, but history seems to show that actors typically sign on for six movies as featured characters (like the Hulk was in Thor: Ragnarok).
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According to a Page Six, Gadot apparently won't sign on for the sequel until Ratner, whose RatPac-Dune Entertainment helped produced the first film, is removed from the project.
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For larger companies, Spot offers additional tools — like custom follow-up questions, single sign-on for admins, group email and Slack notifications, and charges $2 per person per month.
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According to the New York Times, as executive producer, Witherspoon played a huge part in getting Meryl Streep to sign on for the second season as Alexander Skarsgård's mother.
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Similarly, Scott revealed that he agreed to sign on for the event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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It gets even more difficult when brands want to sign on for a longer lease, so they have more time to gather data and get a return on their investment.
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There is a possibility that the old-guard Republicans led by Speaker of the House Paul Ryan may refuse successfully to sign on for unfunded tax cuts and spending increases.
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Jenner, 35, who starred on the original MTV reality show from 2007-10, is in negotiations to sign on for The Hills: New Beginnings reboot, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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However, if you'd like to sign on for a plan that keeps evaluating early childhood programs while it keeps growing at an energetic rate, I am here with my pen.
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Google Cloud announced today that it has acquired Bitium, a company that focused on offering enterprise-grade identity management and access tools, such as single-sign on, for cloud-based applications.
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In fact, Ruiz says he REALLY wants to see Joshua sign on for the rematch so Ruiz can prove to the world it wasn't a fluke, and he's the real deal.
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Considering that the singer later revealed that his second album will drop on December 13 and he's touring next year, it makes sense that he couldn't sign on for the role.
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There's only $31 million available to cover the cash payouts, so while you can receive as much as $125, that number goes down as more people sign on for the cash.
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Bristowe so wants to be a part of the show that when ET asked if she would sign on for the next season if ABC reached out tomorrow, she said she would.
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Still, the Journal spoke to theater owners in smaller markets who said the economics of the deal just didn't make sense for them, and they would not sign on for The Last Jedi.
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The needed new volume never materialized, with millions of younger and healthier Americans deciding to pay smaller penalties rather than sign on for those plans with bigger premium costs and even bigger deductibles.
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They decided to sign on for a $4,700 two-bedroom at Trump Bay Street, which — like other buildings they had seen, including the Ellipse and Urby — had smart elevators that appealed to them.
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Apple launched single sign-on for the Apple TV and iOS platforms over a month ago, but the service is still missing some fairly major partners on both the app and cable company sides.
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NET was the first company to sign on for Escale's customer acquisition services, but the company's roster of clients now includes some of Brazil's largest companies, including Bradesco, Sul America, Claro, GNDI and Amil.
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EMPIRE OUTLETS Two Boots Pizza, the popular local restaurant group serving Cajun and Italian fare, is the latest food vendor to sign on for this huge retail outlet center, to open late next year.
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If he wants to do it in a group, which is the easiest, I always think, or if he wants to do it individually — whatever he's most comfortable with, I'll sign on for it.
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While the two have proven their acting chops since, their decision to sign on for "Jabariya Jodi" (Unwilling Couples) will always remain a deeper mystery than why this film was written in the first place.
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Lisa Vanderpump is set to star in the upcoming seventh season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills — but she revealed Monday that she nearly didn't sign on for another round of the reality Bravo series.
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But the campaign featuring Watson — and to be clear, celebrities often don't have control over the language used in different countries when they sign on for beauty campaigns — was specifically targeted to women in Asian countries.
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In 2016, Rossum made headlines when she refused to sign on for the Showtime drama's eighth season unless she was offered more than Macy to make up for the seven years she was paid significantly less.
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The new website, called Elevated Careers, will be offered free for job seekers for now, while companies looking to hire can sign on for free trials, Dan Erickson, director of special projects, said in an interview.
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But he didn't want to sign on for AT&T's plan to combine his premium pay TV network with Turner's less prestigious cable TV offerings, and AT&T executives didn't express much disappointment when he left.
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As Bergoglio says in the movie, popes sign on for life; their authority comes from the fact they will suffer and die on the job; the papacy will be forever damaged; two popes will create conflict.
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Alongside iOS 10, Apple released its big update to tvOS today for the fourth-generation Apple TV.Unfortunately, the best part of that update—the single sign-on for cable subscribers—has been delayed until later this fall.
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Two weeks earlier, fellow halftime performer Travis Scott revealed that he had agreed to sign on for the high-profile event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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Single sign-on for authenticated content is something a lot of providers have tried to solve for quite some time and it's good – and important – that Apple is making strides to make the friction of getting your content better.
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Influencer accounts with the same general audience size as the Instagram egg can make tens of thousands of dollars for a single post, and much more if they sign on for a series of posts or a full campaign.
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Maroon 5's decision to donate comes two weeks after Scott revealed that he had agreed to sign on for the high-profile event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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That feature told a mostly unrelated story, refocusing the spotlight even more squarely on Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow after Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley (who play series stars Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann, respectively) declined to sign on for another installment.
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Her departure came two years after she made headlines when she refused to sign on for the Showtime drama's eighth season unless she was offered more than Macy to make up for the seven years she was paid significantly less.
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The third Sex and the City film that almost happened, the version actor Kim Cattrall declined to sign on for, would have killed Mr. Big within the first act, according to an oral history with cast and creators of the iconic show.
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It's not necessarily the best day, and something that people want to sign on for, especially in Missouri, when there is such a culture of stigma and shame, and the sex education is abstinence-based, and there's very little access to birth control.
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"I actually went in to see Therese [Sjögran, sporting director of FC Rosengård] and asked to sign on for another four years at the club so I do not have to go back to the US with Donald Trump as president," she said.
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On top of buying a book (the shop is well-known for autographed hardbacks and first editions bound in leather with decorative William Morris endpapers), bibliophiles can sign on for Hatchards's monthly subscription service which can be delivered anywhere in the world.
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When KKR was struggling to get lenders to sign on for the Mills Fleet deal, some of the banks cited the difficulties they faced in syndicating the financing of private equity firm Sycamore Partners' $3 billion purchase of department store operator Belk Inc.
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Maroon 5's decision to donate comes two weeks after fellow halftime act Travis Scott revealed that he had agreed to sign on for the high-profile event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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Naturally, many of the singer's fans were surprised when she announced last week that she'd be lending (some of) her face for a good cause, as the latest star to sign on for a lip-color collaboration with MAC as part of the brand's Viva Glam initiative.
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Last year, speculation over the band's decision to sign on for the high-profile performance brought controversy with some fans calling for them to forego the event in support Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who started the #TakeAKnee movement to protest racial injustices.
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Sign on for the Field and Forest menu, a vegetarian excursion through seven courses with a salvo of finger foods (the $120 price, like all the prices at Agern, includes service), and the plants you eat are mostly those you could buy at Union Square Greenmarket.
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The company, which had teased single sign-on for Fire TV in September, is now bringing the service to network apps in the U.S. Users just need to sign in with their pay TV provider credentials and they can access all the networks they need without entering additional passwords.
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Roku also unveiled the latest version of its operating system, which will be rolling out in November, The update adds improved voice controls, so you can launch apps and search for more types of content, single-sign on for cable subscribers, and an updated 4K "Spotlight" channel, which highlights available 4K content.
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Sure, an actor like Chris Hemsworth, who's struggled to find success outside of the Marvel universe, could sign on for another appearance (or three) as Thor, but if the MCU is to survive, it necessarily has to transition to a spinoff of itself while simultaneously resolving the continuity it's set up so far.
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And the least common denominator here — the stuff Alan Greenspan and Glenn Hubbard and Edward Lazear and Martin Feldstein and Michael Boskin and Ben Bernanke and Greg Mankiw and other veterans of Republican presidential administrations were willing to sign on for — is the suggestion that America should institute a rapidly rising carbon tax.
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Before the first season premiered, Davis — who founded the eponymous Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media to push for equality and tackle stereotypes surrounding women in entertainment — noted that the executive producers were determined to craft an inclusive narrative, which encouraged her to sign on for her first series regular TV role in a decade.
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I don't know why the University of Florida didn't feel like the right place for me, but that feeling was strong enough to make me sign on for some major financial commitments at a school far from home at the ripe old age of 18 and head to a school that may not have been right for me either.
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Aside from having the resources to develop and lobby for its tool, MindGeek also has the advantage of being able to roll it out instantly on the most popular porn sites in the world, creating the impression of a single sign-on for porn in Britain, akin to signing into third-party apps with your Facebook or Google account.
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For now, the aim seems to be to roll this out and see how many sign on for the convenience of the service, which you activate by signing into your AdSense account; checking global settings from "My ads"; copying the code that is there and pasting it between the header tags for every page where you want the ads to appear (they come on in 10-20 minutes, Google says).
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Users can send 50 InMails (LinkedIn's direct emailing service) each month, a stronger set of security features with Single Sign-On for companies that choose to use it; and a new feature that it's calling TeamLink Extend, which is a variation on the company's existing Team referral and contact pooling structure that lets employees from across a whole company opt in to pool their LinkedIn contacts for the sales team to use for "warm" calls.
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