The flight attendants then signaled to passengers they needed help.
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That signaled to some investors an approaching U.S. economic slowdown.
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Joseph Votel, signaled to Congress that the current approach is working.
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This signaled to our enemies a green light to challenge peace.
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Has Gorsuch signaled to Trump his promise to overrule Roe v.
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Mr. Trump signaled to allies that he was pretty much there.
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"And that's what signaled to me the worst had happened," Smith said.
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This signaled to us that software was helping scalpers maintain multiple listings.
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After 10 minutes, three bursts of fireworks signaled to the protesters to disperse.
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She was discovered on airport property because her monitoring device signaled to police.
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It also signaled to Israel that it should stay out of this fight.
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Duterte also has signaled to the police that they can act with impunity.
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The outfits signaled to others, and to herself, the femininity she felt inside.
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The New York Times reported that Trump's campaign "signaled" to officials that Indiana Gov.
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" Trump signaled to May to answer Kuenssberg's question first, quipping: "There goes that relationship.
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A.K. took over from the boatman, pulled the oars, then I signaled to him.
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The truck's arrival often signaled to employees that a random drug test was imminent.
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Nevertheless, the practice signaled to users that their Google data was not precious or secret.
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These signaled to me that a large portion of its clientele was likely mainland Chinese.
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He signaled to an audience member to hand him a rolled-up piece of fabric.
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Earlier last week, Trump signaled to bipartisan lawmakers that he would sign whatever they passed.
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He signaled to donors he is leaning toward running but had not made a final decision.
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Especially when Trump has so clearly signaled to the Russian government that he likes their help.
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Hamas reportedly signaled to Israel late Monday that it would consider changing the nature of protests.
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Instead he has consistently virtue-signaled to the media in ways that have the opposite effect.
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Shah said that WeWork signaled to landlords that they needed to pay attention to their tenants.
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But what he said, with unintended cruel clarity, signaled to me that the moment had come.
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Mr. Ayers has signaled to multiple major Republican donors that Mr. Pence wants to be ready.
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In so doing, media organizations signaled to voters which candidates were viable to win the nomination.
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That contrast signaled to some traders the yuan's declines were more about dollar strength than yuan weakness.
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Russian U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin, who died in February, signaled to colleagues behind closed doors on Dec.
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Upon entering the dugout, deGrom signaled to the trainer Ray Ramirez to follow him into the clubhouse.
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Mr. Trump and his lawyers have signaled to Mr. Manafort that a future pardon is very likely.
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That election should have signaled to the Democratic Party that there was work to be done here.
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Immediately after he finished, Flake stood up and signaled to Coons to join him in the anteroom.
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Within minutes of arriving, he signaled to the other officers to rush Ms. Danner, the prosecutor wrote.
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The election of President Trump signaled to the other nations involved that the TPP probably wouldn't go through.
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Trump signaled to then-special counsel Robert Mueller that probing his family accounts would cross a red line.
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After wiping his mouth with a towel, he signaled to Meraj, and they went out to buy materials.
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He also signaled to party officials and donors that he was capable of making sober, even conventional decisions.
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China has already signaled to state companies to buy more U.S. oil and soybeans, trade sources told Reuters.
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At least 80 countries, he said, have signaled to the United Nations that they want to do so.
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Together, these changes have signaled to would-be ranchers and farmers that it's open season for the rainforest.
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The committee hearing also signaled to Mueller that there might be a bipartisan political opening for his probe.
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Ma shaped his fingers into a love-heart that he signaled to the spectators as he celebrated his victory.
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Mr. Putin has also specified that he signaled to Mr. Assad that the Russian commitment was not open-ended.
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CEO Fred Smith signaled to analysts that his company may be less exposed to this risk than rival UPS.
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Four others — Cezary Kochalski, Rafal Sura, Jerzy Zyzynski and Eryk Lon — signaled to PAP they could support a cut.
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Four others — Cezary Kochalski, Rafal Sura, Jerzy Zyzynski and Eryk Lon — signaled to PAP they could support a cut.
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Sanchez immediately signaled to the Yankees' dugout to check the replays, certain that the ball had hit Chisenhall's bat.
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Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, reportedly signaled to reporters late last month that she was open to considering the resolution.
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The notion feeds the image of a simpler and more homogeneous nation, which Trump largely signaled to throughout his campaign.
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They also said they had privately signaled to the Rubio campaign that they would support him once Bush dropped out.
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His tone and choice of words signaled to me that he received some bad news from his campaign's internal polls.
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So, this signaled to tribes it was time to hunt all they could to get them to that long winter.
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At that time, he signaled to the senator that he would campaign with him before a runoff on Sept. 26.
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Seconds later, he stood up, signaled to his wife that he wanted to leave and put his jacket back on.
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He picked a winner and final score, which signaled to gamblers how the teams would perform against the point spread.
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No, Ossoff, Perez and Luján signaled to the voters of the 6th District of Georgia, we don't give a damn.
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But all of a sudden, with the SpotMini, Boston Dynamics signaled to us that that robots are watching us back.
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And it signaled to Sanders supporters what some had hoped but far fewer really believed — that his campaign was for real.
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The New York Times reported on Thursday that Trump's campaign has "signaled" to Republican officials that Pence will be his pick.
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While Bannon's entry raised some eyebrows, Conway's elevation signaled to many that Trump might be prepared to rein in his rhetoric.
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He signaled to America and South Korea that indeed he may be more serious about denuclearization than some would credit him.
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In turn, the bumpy trading has signaled to many market gurus that aged bull market could finally be taking a breather.
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On numerous other occasions, Putin has signaled to visiting Western officials that he knows personal information from "their" old KGB files.
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But disobeying and killing his creator, Qyburn (Anton Lesser), signaled to us that some of the original Gregor was inside somewhere.
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The debut of the iPhone in 2000 signaled to a new generation of satellite-makers that their creations, too, could shrink.
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And his dedication to helping black and brown children at an after-school program signaled to me that he valued community.
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Casali immediately signaled to the Rays' dugout to challenge the call, but they soon realized that Ellsbury had beaten the tag.
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The senior employee left the job; not long after, Meehan signaled to the woman that he was attracted to her as well.
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To her credit, Warren, along with Sanders, has signaled to activists that she may be open to considering their position, and Sens.
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That signaled to Cramer that there could be enormous upside potential, as long as the company can continue to deliver strong numbers.
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It was an unprecedented move that signaled to customers that it was making a good-faith effort to restore the public's trust.
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The two countries with the largest arsenals signaled to the world that the time had come to downsize and decommission these weapons.
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Tucked into his breast pocket, a pink-piped white pocket square signaled to an observer his assured sense of style and fashion.
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"President Trump last week signaled to the world that the United States would prematurely withdraw from Syria," McCain said in a statement.
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The head of U.S. military forces in the Asia-Pacific earlier signaled to Congress his desire to do more visits in 2016.
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The event signaled to many in the room that she would seek higher office and they continue to buzz about the prospects.
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It was the overwhelming nature of the majority that signaled to him that, 'Buddy, you don't have any space to operate here.
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Apple's Acquisition of Metaio in 2015 signaled to everyone in the AR community that Apple was officially pushing hard into Augmented Reality.
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Since the mid-1990s, Washington has signaled to Taiwan that it will not support any military effort to gain independence from China.
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The negative reactions from his fellow debaters signaled to the viewers at home that the congressman's political gamble had gone terribly awry.
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Some of those who could not participate have signaled to organizers they are interested in moving ahead with various forms of assistance.
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But the signing of Santana, 32, signaled to a young roster that ownership was serious about contending after five consecutive losing seasons.
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The Washington sisters said the force of the impact signaled to them that he had his foot firmly on the gas pedal.
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As Altuve rounded third base, he held his jersey together tightly and signaled to teammates not to rip it off in celebration.
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Valor also reported, citing unnamed market sources, that the company has signaled to potential investors that a full takeover could be possible.
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Obama urged Clinton to run President Obama signaled to Clinton early on in 2013 and 2014 that she should run for president.
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CHICAGO — Nothing about the police report immediately signaled to the lawyers digging through boxes of papers that they'd just discovered a bombshell.
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This signaled to us that the United States now considered Iraq of secondary importance, which strengthened Iran's leverage across the political landscape.
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ORG also signaled to internet users a certain type of online presence, with less advertising, better privacy practices, and a clear mission.
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Military brass, foreign allies and certain civilian power brokers all signaled to one another that they could accept an interim military takeover.
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Mr. Rubio, too, signaled to reporters on his campaign plane that he would challenge Mr. Trump more assertively on his command of policy.
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And he signaled to China that the taboo topic of Taiwan is on the table, casting doubt on 40 years of diplomatic protocol.
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A Turkish official said the United States had not signaled to Ankara a date when the U.S. withdrawal from Syria would be completed.
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Though the Trump campaign has not yet made an announcement, GOP campaign sources signaled to CNBC that Pence was Trump's vice president pick.
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Elsewhere, the Federal Reserve has signaled to financial markets that its three-year run of interest rate hikes is coming to an end.
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Before he uttered a single word into the microphone, he already had signaled to the nation that his optimism about the future. How?
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In the mind of Vladimir Putin, British inaction signaled to Russian government assassins that they could get away with murder on UK soil.
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According to people close to the matter the investor has not yet signaled to Bain and Cinven whether it will tender its shares.
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Congress has repeatedly signaled to ICE that it must improve detention standards and rein in chronic fiscal mismanagement, but has been repeatedly ignored.
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The move signaled to the architecture community that there was a new market emerging in the US for feng shui in architectural design.
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On Tuesday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Trump had privately signaled to her that he would sign the DREAM Act.
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"President Trump last week signaled to the world that the United States would prematurely withdraw from Syria," McCain said Sunday in a statement.
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"That signaled to people [that] there's nothing happening in the U.S. anytime soon, and they took it out on the dollar," said Sinche.
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A quick end to the trial is something the majority leader has signaled to his members he supports as the best path forward.
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During that committee hearing where Mnuchin testified, he signaled to the committee that he has not handled other 6103 requests in the past.
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A quick end to the trial is something the majority leader has signaled to his members he supports as the best path forward.
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In downing a US drone earlier this week, Iran signaled to the US that it was willing to escalate further in their home turf.
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The characterization was a key part of the Fed "pivot" earlier this year that signaled to the market a more dovish approach to rates.
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Yet by some measures the decision was months in the making, as community opposition signaled to the company that it was not entirely welcome.
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Permira had signaled to TeamViewer's management that it would wait another one to two years to sell the business, the paper said on Wednesday.
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Refusing to accept donations from fossil fuel corporations would have signaled to disaffected progressives that the DNC is serious when it talks about reform.
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That signaled to Cenedella that layoffs weren't necessarily meant to cut the most expensive workers, but rather the teams that weren't producing efficiently enough.
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Justice Kavanaugh's confirmation pushed the court back to a conservative majority and signaled to anti-choice activists that the justices might overturn this case.
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Mr. Romney has not signaled to Mr. Trump directly that he would accept the job if offered, a person close to the transition said.
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"President Trump last week signaled to the world that the United States would prematurely withdraw from Syria," the Arizona senator said in a statement.
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With an equity increase looming, a more modest bounty might have signaled to shareholders that Credit Suisse is prepared to share in the pain.
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The opening of the kosher market three years ago signaled to some that the growing Jewish population was putting down roots in the area.
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Although the vast majority of Bolivians consider themselves Christians, Ms. Añez's conservative Catholicism signaled to some the return of European domination of Bolivian culture.
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Those organizations, including Heritage Action, Club for Growth and several run by the Koch brothers, signaled to the White House they wanted a deal.
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Amy Winehouse's comeback single that signaled to all her fans that she was on the mend and everything was going to turn out just fine.
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More than anything, the Gen2's composure signaled to me that it's a car that can be pushed to higher limits in the right hands.
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Critics inside and outside the military blasted the decision because they said it signaled to the Taliban that they simply had to wait Obama out.
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The Trump administration has also signaled to Congress it wants to move forward with the sale of fighter jets to Nigeria, according to congressional aides.
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Trump kicked off his speech Monday by boasting about his latest poll numbers -- but signaled to his supporters that he's not taking anything for granted.
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First, economic indicators, such as unemployment, inflation, and the stock market, have always signaled to individual voters how well the president is doing his job.
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"They'll reveal significant history of abuse of authority and a pattern that should have signaled to East Pittsburgh not to have hired him," he said.
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Nick Ayers, the vice president's new chief of staff, has signaled to major Republican donors that Mr. Pence wants to be ready, the article reported.
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By prominently featuring white women in what had become a political project, the company had signaled to black women that we could never be enough.
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Agents did not pursue them into the river, but stayed and signaled to possible smugglers on the Mexican side to come and get the men.
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It signaled to the Bulldogs that a coveted transfer with no connection to the Northwest would willingly decamp for their little cranny of Eastern Washington.
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Wall Street executives Marc Lasry and Blair Effron recently signaled to allies that they, too, are going to back Biden, after they previously supported Sen.
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On the day of the House tax vote, Walker had signaled to The Hill that he was incredibly frustrated with Frelinghuysen's "no" vote on tax.
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The company signaled to Wall Street that it would land better than what was estimated, meaning that it was setting high expectations for its next phones.
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By pulling out of the Paris treaty, Trump has signaled to his constituents that he is abandoning one of the existing economic engines of rural America.
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The Senate leader's original comments signaled to many that there would not be a hearing for an Obama nominee, let along a vote in the Senate.
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American officials had signaled to the countries this spring they would continue the waivers, but made a surprise announcement last month that the waivers would end.
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By instituting a tax holiday in 2004, the government signaled to companies that future untaxed profits could eventually be repatriated when the budget was in trouble.
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Van Drew, who had long questioned the impeachment push, has already signaled to colleagues and aides that he intends to switch parties and join the GOP.
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As they prepared to indict him, prosecutors had signaled to Mr. Cohen that his wife could be implicated, since she had also signed his tax returns.
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By allowing the debate to be driven by the short-term thinking of vocal oppositionists, we have signaled to Amazon that it is not welcome here.
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Kirsten Gillibrand on Saturday signaled to a group of about 20 influential women that she will run for president, according to a person familiar with the meeting.
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Romney had signaled to colleagues in private conversations that he would vote against Trump's removal Wednesday, according to a Senate GOP aide not connected with Romney's office.
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Scott Walker, who now gets a final chance to reshape state government before leaving office in January, signaled to reporters this week that he supports the proposals.
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"By focusing incessantly on racially coded issues like crime and urban unrest, Nixon signaled to white voters that he offered a respectable alternative to Wallace," writes Politico.
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The president-elect's transition team signaled to Capitol Hill Republicans that he will ask Congress to fund the construction of the wall through the traditional appropriations process.
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He's signaled to ICE agents that they have a lot of latitude when it comes to tracking down undocumented immigrants, and they've taken the message to heart.
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Trump signaled to reporters over the weekend that he would be willing to sign a continuing resolution (CR) to give Congress time to deal with Bush's passing.
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Thune said Bevin's poor showing on Election Day was less alarming because his low approval rating signaled to GOP leaders that he would be in serious trouble.
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"But that probably also signaled to people in these whiter and rural exurban areas that it was a competition, and they needed to mobilize themselves," Skocpol suggested.
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Bloomberg has yet to announce whether he will enter the primary, but he has privately signaled to his associates that an announcement is likely by this weekend.
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Pelosi on Wednesday signaled to her caucus that she prefers to pass the legislation quickly by unanimous consent, or UC; another option discussed was a voice vote.
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At one point, Mr. Trump even signaled to Mr. James that the job was likely to go to him, according to one person familiar with the situation.
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Netflix already outspends its rivals, including HBO, FX and CBS, while Apple has recently signaled to Hollywood it would spend more than $1 billion on original content.
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And just 50 yards from the Spanish border in bumper-to-bumper traffic, Mr. Austin signaled to a driver that he wanted to cut into his lane.
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At a recent tournament, she signaled to Kim's father in the stands, in the few seconds before receiving a serve, to cover Kim's arms from the sun.
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"President Trump last week signaled to the world that the United States would prematurely withdraw from Syria," McCain, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said.
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From family members to friends, it was apparent that my remote-style work life signaled to them that I was always free to chat or grab coffee.
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"What this case did is it really signaled to Canada in the context of the NAFTA negotiations just how important the dispute settlement provisions are," Bown said.
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In 2018, the Mercers signaled to their allies that they were not looking to directly support Trump's presidency after spending millions to get him elected in 2016.
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The dynamic pairing of Mr. Starr and Mr. Briles signaled to students and alumni alike that, with the twinning of their respective strengths, Baylor was going places.
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Now, Mr. Sanders's aides say Ms. Warren's shift has signaled to voters on the left that she is malleable on what they consider a fundamental values issue.
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That moment hopefully signaled to America that, even if we disagreed on a range of political issues, we were, above all, united as Americans in a crisis.
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" Another DNC official said that "multiple campaigns have privately signaled to the DNC their frustration with the large debate stage and asked them to hold the line.
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Drug companies like Merck and Celgene bounced back hard, which signaled to Cramer that there could be brighter days ahead for this group that was troubled last year.
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ADM, which had been an ethanol pioneer, signaled to Wall Street in 2016 that it was hunting for options and considering sales of its U.S. dry ethanol mills.
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Accordingly, it would set a terrible precedent if Google signaled to employees that expressing one's thinking – even if it's antiquated or idiosyncratic or offensive – is a fireable offense.
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Sources in the Trump administration have signaled to the media that the president would use one of the two current openings to name a vice chair for supervision.
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The bombing, moreover, came less than a week after Tillerson signaled to Assad and Putin that the United States was effectively ceding Syria to Russia's sphere of influence.
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He chatted and answered questions with élan for half an hour then signaled to me with his eyes that he was ready to go — exhausted, I could tell.
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According to the Times, Trump has already signaled to some people that he will likely hire an attorney but has not yet reached a decision on that matter.
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Lamb's departure from Pelosi and eventual win signaled to candidates that it was possible to accept help from Pelosi-backed groups and distance yourself from the minority leader.
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Like Reagan's termination of the air-traffic controllers, these strategic degradations of federal labor signaled to employers nationwide that the days of job security and benefits are over.
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Michael Eisenberg, a partner at the Aleph VC, said the Mobileye sale signaled to late-stage financiers that they can expect much more significant returns on their investments.
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He signaled to Justice Anthony Kennedy, who was nearly 82 years old, that if he stepped down, Trump would replace him with a former Kennedy clerk, Brett Kavanaugh.
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That it sat next to a minuscule ad for the same network's Sarah Jessica Parker-led series "Divorce" signaled to her a reshaping of a powerful network's priorities.
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The paper showed the physiological process that signaled to a blowfly larva that it had eaten enough, for the moment, of whatever dead thing it was dining on.
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Biden's aides have signaled to allies that there are hundreds of districts throughout states that have large concentrations of black voters, according to people familiar with the matter.
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For reasons that remain unclear, President Trump has signaled to the crown prince (who is likely to lead the kingdom for decades) that America is at his service.
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His health secretary, Tom Price, signaled to House Republicans at a private meeting on Thursday that the administration would let Congress draft a replacement bill, Mr. Cole said.
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When the piper played off, she signaled to us that everything we'd just experienced — the music, the sculpture, the land, all of it working in harmony — was a dream.
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Most notably, CEO Tim Armstrong exited earlier this year, which signaled to investors that the newly-formed conglomerate may be struggling to find its footing in the advertising sphere.
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CNN and other media organizations reported on Friday Trump's transition team had signaled to congressional Republicans that he preferred to fund the wall through Congress as soon as April.
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Yellen's remarks at the Executives' Club of Chicago signaled to many market participants that the Fed was ready to pull the trigger on an interest rate increase this month.
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The House Freedom Caucus and other House conservatives have signaled to leadership that they'd be willing to comply with President Trump's request to move quickly and skip the conference.
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Trump pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership early in his administration, and has signaled to Congress a desire to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA.
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It has also signaled to Congress and state legislatures that a "reinsurance" program, which would pay insurers back for the sickest of their patients, would be a good idea.
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China struck $225 billion in deals to acquire companies abroad last year, a record-breaking number that signaled to the world that Chinese business leaders were hot to haggle.
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And since Mr. Bratton's return as commissioner under Mayor Bill de Blasio, he has signaled to officers that a warning for a minor infraction is sometimes preferable to handcuffs.
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Shortly after we pulled on to Interstate 280, just north of Palo Alto, California, the Cadillac CT6 signaled to me that I was now ready to drive hands free.
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Historically, he has signaled to competing prospects that each one is his choice, and then picks one even as he tells both that they are still in the running.
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Bloomberg, who has a net worth of over $55 billion, officially announced his candidacy on Sunday but has signaled to allies for weeks that he was actively considering it.
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They signaled to potential attackers that they could expect harsh punishment and reminded Jordanians buckling under price increases that their country faces a serious security threat, Mr. Kamhawi said.
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The Republican nominees in Kentucky and Mississippi have already signaled to the Trump team that they want to campaign alongside the president, according to sources close to both campaigns.
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His words and actions signaled to the country and the world that the United States would respond to the 9/85033 attacks with measured resolve, not bigotry and hatred.
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But by publicly embracing a racist conspiracy theory that mainstream politicians failed to take up, Trump signaled to racists all across our land that he was on their side.
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Per Politico, the lack of tweets about the U.S. territory signaled to bureaucrats that the island was not a priority for an emergency response — and we know what happened next.
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Wall Street rallied a day earlier as comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled to many investors that the Fed's three-year tightening cycle could be drawing to a close.
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He then confiscated my phone and my passport while I was in the public border control, and signaled to his partner where Olivia was—[he] did the same to her.
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In response to withering criticism for its role in perpetuating fake news, Facebook has recently signaled to users, regulators, and politicians that it is finally getting its house in order.
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The governor and his staff had signaled to him and Mr. Baroni that they wanted the Port Authority to be part of the campaign to woo him for an endorsement.
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" Believers in the theory say that Trump has signaled to them, encouraging the movement, per Sommer: "Trump uses his hands to make a 'Q' sign as a signal to them.
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Why Impact Pro's algorithm may have discriminated against black patientsThe algorithm predicted black patients would cost less, which signaled to medical providers that their illnesses must not be that bad.
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These were reasonable concerns, but inaction signaled to Trump that he would face no consequences for obstructing justice or for seeking a foreign power's help in undermining a political opponent.
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Finance ministers of the U.K., France and Italy have signaled to CNBC that they plan to proceed with taxing U.S. digital tech firms if a global solution cannot be found.
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Soldiers on a routine patrol noticed the vehicle and signaled to the driver to stop, but he ignored them and drove through a red light, again putting pedestrians in danger.
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BEIJING — China struck $225 billion in deals to acquire companies abroad last year, a record-breaking number that signaled to the world that Chinese business leaders were hot to haggle.
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Trump's warming of relations also signaled to China — the country with the most power to constrain Kim — that it could stop enforcing United Nations sanctions against North Korea, Russel said.
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Elaborating on why he's irked by the trendy costumes, Peele signaled to Us star Lupita Nyong'o's chilling performance in the film — and her equally off-putting on-set persona between takes.
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Mike Pence is not listed as a speaker, and The New York Times reported Thursday that Trump has strongly signaled to Republican leaders that Pence will join him on the ticket.
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This—more than the contract, more than his raised profile in the sport, more than his new franchise—signaled to Murphy that things had changed decisively for him since last fall.
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According to a diplomatic source, the Kurds took notice in June when Lavrov signaled to a Kurdish delegation at a meeting in St Petersburg that Russia would not oppose the referendum.
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Facebook signaled to publishers this month that those ads could fall under the new disclosure rules, drawing protests from publishing groups that said the labels would misrepresent journalism as paid propaganda.
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In the wake of the tragedy, and the mass shooting in El Paso, Whaley signaled to INSIDER she's still not especially optimistic about changes to gun laws at the federal level.
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The North-South summit comes first, and Moon's going public with foolish stuff like a peace treaty signaled to us that Moon is looking for a substantive North-South reconciliation agenda.
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Washington's decision in April to include on its sanctions blacklist Russian firm Rusal, one of the world's biggest aluminum producers, signaled to Russian business that Washington was ratcheting up the pressure.
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One senior American official said China had signaled to the United States that it would throttle its disinformation in the face of criticism from European countries and the U.S. State Department.
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Mr. Pompeo signaled to leaders in both countries that if Latin American nations came up with a reasonable plan on Venezuela, the United States would stand with them, this person said.
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At the 203 U.S. Open final, Maria Sharapova's father, Yuri Sharapov, signaled to his daughter with his fingers on at least one occasion to peel and eat a banana between games.
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But Roberts signaled to GOP senators on Tuesday that he wouldn't allow the whistleblower's name to be mentioned during the question-and-answer session that started the next day, the sources.
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Biden's campaign has previously signaled to its fundraisers that they need to start ramping up their efforts if they want to have the best chance at making inroads on Super Tuesday.
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As the sun disappeared over the flats and light drained from the sky, I signaled to Zach to tack his boat toward Harvey's Cay so we could get around the sandbar.
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The backstory is this: Roberts signaled to senators earlier this week he would not read any questions that included the alleged whistleblowers name, or significant identifying information of the alleged individual.
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In early 2018, liberal Rebecca Dallet won election to the Wisconsin Supreme Court by a huge margin, which signaled to Republican strategists that they had to energize their voters in the state.
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Days ago, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi signaled to House Democrats that they should be prepared for an active legislative agenda in the 116th Congress should they win the majority of House seats.
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As commander in chief, President Bush assembled a meaningful coalition against Saddam Hussein — a real alliance that signaled to one and all that the world was united against Iraq's aggression against Kuwait.
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Nicole Avant, who helped raise at least up $2800,210 for Obama the first time he ran, signaled to the Buttigieg campaign that she will go all in on helping him raise money.
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Has Trump, as Bernie Sanders said in an op-ed, "signaled to every corporation in America that they can threaten to offshore jobs in exchange for business-friendly tax benefits and incentives"?
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North Korea has a deserved reputation as a zero-sum negotiator but, by walking out of the talks in Hanoi, Trump signaled to Kim that the U.S. can be the difficult one.
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By straying from the President's agenda, Sanford signaled to the Republicans in his district that he was not interested in representing their views or in helping the GOP achieve results through unity.
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Rosenstein previously signaled to other officials that he would leave when he was satisfied that Mueller's investigation was either complete or close enough to completion that it was protected from potential interference.
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"In particular, Pelosi signaled to her caucus that infrastructure would likely be part of the 'phase 4' package, specifically ticking off priorities like water systems, broadband and the energy grid," Politico reports.
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The link, he said, was basically indistinguishable from the surrounding text – no color change, underlining, capitalization or italicization signaled to consumers that they could click to read Juul's specific terms and conditions.
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"The reaction has signaled to the markets that the coronavirus is on par with things like the Great Depression, the technology-media-telecom bubble bursting or the global financial crisis," he said.
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Another potential challenger, the state treasurer, Dan Schwartz, said he was likely to run for governor and has signaled to Mr. Heller through intermediaries that he will not take on the senator.
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But Roberts signaled to GOP senators on Tuesday that he wouldn't allow the whistleblower's name to be mentioned during the question-and-answer session that started the following day, said the sources.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has signaled to lawmakers he will sign the compromise border security legislation in conjunction with plans to declare national emergency to secure funding for a border wall.
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While Mr. Trump said throughout the campaign that he would rebuild the nation's military, his Twitter post on Monday signaled to contractors that they should not try to fleece the federal government.
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But the ceremony signaled to the country that the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known by its Spanish initials as the FARC, would no longer threaten Colombians as it had for generations.
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The rocks' color signaled to Dr. Lechte that they are rich in iron, which means they turned red for the same reason that old cars with iron exteriors turn red: They rusted.
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Trump's pardoning of former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Arizona last week signaled to many that the president is willing to use pardons, and could use them in the Russia investigation.
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As ugly as those qualities seemed to Trump's opponents, they signaled to his base that he was on their side against the forces of liberal elites, political correctness, and the Washington establishment.
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A potential problem Treasury officials have signaled to Capitol Hill that the debt limit will be reached earlier than expected -- sometime in mid-September, according to multiple sources briefed on the shifting date.
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The absence of a December hike would have signaled to the market that monetary policy is being determined by President Donald Trump, who has been critical of the central bank's policies, said Kovacevich.
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One time, I was in shared car and was having a nice conversation with the other passenger, and then halfway through they signaled to my face and said 'I could tell you're... Asian.
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We surface in the protection of the boat's silhouetted shadow when signaled to do so … We move on to the next crocodile sighting following the same procedure with each guest having their turn.
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Biden, 76, has recently signaled to these donors he is leaning toward entering the race, but he had not made a final decision, according to people who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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"Yeah, I may have," Trump said in a CNN Republican presidential town hall hosted by Anderson Cooper when asked if he had signaled to Stern that he was in favor of invading Iraq.
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Bombing Syria gave Trump one of the few days of good press of his presidency—pundits signaled to Trump that they will like him and treat him seriously if he bombs other countries.
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At the 17th Party Congress in 2007, Xi was appointed to the Politburo Standing Committee, which signaled to the world that he was primed to take the top spot in the country's leadership.
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Acting White House budget director Russ Vought had signaled to congressional negotiators in April that the president would be willing to accept a yearlong stopgap measure in the absence of a spending deal.
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Instead, Republicans have consistently signaled to the American people that they have placed the priorities of special interest groups, like the NRA, above the safety and well-being of the people they represent.
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Early in his tenure, Rex Tillerson, Trump's first secretary of state, signaled to his employees at State that promoting human rights and democracy abroad could often create an "obstacle" to advancing U.S. interests.
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Moreover, the alleged placement of the bait truck near a basketball court filled with kids signaled, to some, a ploy to ensnare vulnerable youth in the criminal justice system rather than career criminals.
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President Trump's decision this past week to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, his anti-Muslim tweets and his State Department staffing cuts have signaled to many a retreat of American diplomacy.
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His campaign signaled to donors on a Wednesday conference call that the former vice president will increase his presence on TV in order to have better luck getting his message out to voters.
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By christening herself "Lady Gaga," Stefani Germanotta has signaled to the world that her pop artistry is inherently intertwined with the pop artistry of those who came before her, as well as her contemporaries.
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Gillibrand signaled to him that she was likely to enter the race, and Schwartz, who was a key player in Democrats' 22020 fund-raising efforts, encouraged her to make the move, this person said.
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Fitzpatrick also noted that JD.com's stock managed to hold above its 50-day moving average after trading above it earlier in January, which signaled to him that JD.com could be ready to rally higher.
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The presidential candidate signaled to his advisers Tuesday morning that he plans to double television spending in every market he is already advertising in, The Washington Post and The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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The Chinese leader's remarks during the visit about rare earth elements as an "important strategic resource" and a "new Long March " signaled to many that Beijing is resolved not to bend to American demands.
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Since marijuana remains illegal at the federal level for any purpose, the Obama memo signaled to states that they could proceed with reforms without the constant threat of the feds raiding state-legal businesses.
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Akinori Hosomi, a 2763-year-old with 3,200 hours of flight experience, signaled to his squadron mates that he'd need to abort the training mission they were on before his craft disappeared from radar.
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Given this makes no sense in any objective construction, it would still be interesting to know what it effectively signaled to Trump (and Comey, beyond being an off ramp from a terrible situation). 4.
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Although the American judicial system is shielded from public opinion by design, the growing support signaled to the court that the general public is ready for a decision that validates same-sex marriage rights.
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Mercosur has signaled to the EU that it intends to continue negotiating next month in Brussels, with the intention of announcing an agreement for a free trade framework during the European summer, Valor reported.
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Between calls, he sat placidly, occasionally checking a name off the list of the dead in front of him, before pushing a buzzer that signaled to his aides to send the next call through.
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He signaled to a resident whom he was able to glimpse through a window, Mr. Scott said, and shouted to a man whom he recognized on an open sixth-floor breezeway, asking for help.
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The disclosure signaled to Taliban fighters that some of their well-established sanctuaries are no longer safe and that they will need to change how they move around the battlefield to avoid American bombs.
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Roberts signaled to senators earlier this week he would not read any questions that included the alleged name of the whistleblower, and GOP leaders tried to come to a resolution with Paul on Wednesday.
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Trump transition officials signaled to lawmakers and the media a year ago that the administration would have new deals in place very quickly to replace the TPP, which went forward without the United States.
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Brock University professor Charles Burton, a former Canadian diplomat who had served two postings in China, said McCallum's comments on Meng possibly avoiding extradition had signaled to Beijing that its hard line tactics were working.
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Both the bourbon and beer industries are already publicly worried about the impending moves and have signaled to their members that most changes made by the Trump administration could adversely impact their production and profits.
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Even before he began his first term, he signaled to The Washington Post during his transition that the issue of voting rights and statehood for D.C. were issues he would not champion, but instead avoid.
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It signaled to the Palestinians that they actually gain leverage on Israel while continuing to incite their citizens to violence and hatred of Israelis and Jews while shamelessly paying salaries to the families of terrorists.
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The instructions signaled to motorists that automated vehicles would not be a Wild West where companies can try anything without oversight, but were also vague enough that automakers and technology companies would not fear overregulation.
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She signaled to reporters in Washington last week that she's still keeping an eye on the social giant, but noted that the European government has no official stance on whether the company is a monopoly.
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Apple's permissiveness to allow these "rule-breaking" apps signaled to developers entering the screen time space anew that MDM was being tacitly approved in these scenarios, even if Apple's own terms and agreements said otherwise.
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"When the campaign scrapped plans for Sanders to spend time in Mississippi in favor of Michigan, it signaled to many Democrats that he was effectively giving up on black voters in the South," Sean notes.
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Mr. Trump's involvement in the N.F.L. protests signaled to the few people on both sides who hadn't already sorted based on political party that it was time to apply their partisan lenses to the problem.
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China, for its part, has signaled to other nations that they should push back against Mr. Trump on one of his signature foreign policy actions — withdrawing the United States from the nuclear agreement with Iran.
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The Washington Post earlier on Friday reported that the White House had signaled to congressional Republicans that it would not demand funding for the wall in a government-funding measure to be approved in September.
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Trump, who has signaled to White House aides that he's eager to go after Biden, personally signed off on the purchase after son-in-law Jared Kushner broached the idea, according to an administration official.
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The White House had signaled to the Kim Jong Un regime that it is willing to cut a deal similar to that brokered with Iran to curtail its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Castile immediately pulled over curbside upon being signaled to do so, handed his insurance card to Yanez upon request and even alerted Yanez that he had a firearm -- which he had a valid permit to carry.
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Hosomi, a 41-year-old with 3,200 hours of flight experience, was last heard from when he signaled to his squadron mates that he would have to abort the mission before his craft disappeared from radar.
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The way I could see just how cartoonishly pronounced it was anytime I saw my shadow and the way I knew the glaring asymmetry signaled to the world that something is not quite right with me.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump's transition team has signaled to congressional Republican leaders that his preference is to fund the border wall through the appropriations process as soon as April, according to House Republican officials.
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It's a simple concept based on something he remembered from his childhood -- houses with stickers that signaled to kids walking to school that if something bad happened, they could knock on the door and get help.
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Add to that, a weak inflation report last Friday, which signaled to some the Fed may be moving on rate hikes too quickly, plus a looming debate in Congress about funding the government by April 28.
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In short order the FBI announced that an arrest has been made, which signaled to someone like me in law enforcement that we would learn the suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami was previously known to the FBI.
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In highlighting the speed at which Amazon launched services like Prime Now, its one- and two-hour delivery service, Bezos signaled to shareholders that the company was not done making bold investments in new business areas.
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As for Giuliani, the president has not yet signaled to him to stop appearing on television but told a confidant recently that perhaps Giuliani should "be benched" — at least temporarily — if he can't improve his performance.
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Fees helped remove some of the risk for retailers, signaled to them that a new product might be successful (thanks to behind-the-scenes testing the retailer might not know about), and helped limit product proliferation.
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Trump officials have also signaled to allies that the president is ready to take a victory lap to celebrate how NATO members have bumped up their defense spending levels (thanks to Trump's pressure, he would say).
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And the reason is that special counsel Robert Mueller's office has apparently signaled to the President's legal team that they will abide by longstanding Justice Department regulations that stipulate that a sitting President can't be indicted.
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The losses signaled to many Democrats that Hickenlooper's campaign was on its last legs, but Democrats close to the governor said he wanted to stay in and reassess his chances after CNN's debate in late July.
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At that point, the governor signaled to state officials that the rocky relationship had reached its end point and that he expected Mr. Byford to be gone by the first quarter of 2020, the officials said.
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Mr. Trump said recently that dealing with steel was no longer a top priority, and Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, signaled to members of Congress in briefings last month that a decision was no longer imminent.
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Trump has signaled to allies recently that he believes 2018 is ripe for the kind of bipartisan dealmaking he has long teased, and he is especially eager to reach a major agreement on infrastructure in 2018.
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In doing so, Ms. Warren signaled to voters that she believes addressing matters of race and identity will prove as crucial to winning over Democrats as proving her bona fides on every element of economic populism.
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Lilian's wearing of this tiara even before legal changes allowed her and Prince Bertil to marry in 1976 signaled to the Swedish public that the ruling Bernadotte line absolutely accepted Princess Lilian as one of their own.
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It snapped Golden State's 123-game home winning streak, gave Boston a 2-2 mark on its current five-game road trip and signaled to many that Brad Stevens' team is as tough-minded as any other.
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The unusually long security lines (thanks to newly installed metal detectors), the helicopter hovering barely overhead, and the unusually large number of police at every turn signaled to my 12-year-old self that something wasn't right.
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Wolf emerged as a leading candidate for the job after Senate Republicans signaled to the White House that Trump's top pick, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) acting Director Ken Cuccinelli, would not receive Senate confirmation.
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After months of missed milestones, my 1-year-old daughter, Ayelet, was diagnosed with an extremely rare diseaseThe missed milestones, growth delays, constant fevers, and eating challenges, signaled to us that something wasn't right with our daughter.
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Kellyanne Conway, a top aide to Trump and one of Trump's 2016 campaign managers, also signaled to reporters on Tuesday that she told Trump about rumors that an audio tape of him using the N-word existed.
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The leadership of Nevada's influential Culinary Union declined to support a candidate in the primary, but in making that announcement, and through its distributed literature, has signaled to members that it considers Medicare for All a nonstarter.
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By charging Trump with obstructing Congress it has signaled to a future president that a blanket refusal to provide witnesses and evidence as Trump did under a claim of absolute immunity can be considered an impeachable offense.
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But now, Sessions has readily conceded that the circumstances between himself and the President have worsened in recent weeks, two people familiar with his thinking told CNN -- though Sessions has not signaled to confidants he's considering resigning.
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They signaled to party leaders this week that there's no excuse for the party to delay a repeal vote, and that any repeal bill that's less aggressive than what the GOP approved in the past is simply unacceptable.
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Mr. Cuomo has seethed about what he believes is Mr. de Blasio's hidden hand in her run, and has signaled to allies that he intends to punish the mayor for it, even against the counsel of his advisers.
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So when AT&T cracked through the ceiling of resistance marked by its 200-day moving average, it signaled to Cramer that the stock was finally a good investment or trade — its old roof became its new floor.
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This signaled to the researchers that they'd "closed the band gap," meaning the solid material no longer required an input of energy for its electrons to jump into a state such that they would conduct through the sample.
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The ball landed directly under the padding and never moved, so when he got there, Cespedes signaled to the umpires that he thought it was a dead ball and a should have been called a ground rule double.
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Doing so would have signaled to the marketplace and to investors that automakers are prepared to protect their investments, profits and their workforce beyond the limited term of the Trump administration and prepare for a carbon-constrained future.
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The CRA process has already been used to repeal the arbitration rule and acting-director Mulvaney has signaled to Congress that the same process should be used to repeal the small-dollar loan rule that was just issued.
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He said that he knew from radio dispatch communications that between 10 and 12 shots were fired in the drive-by, which he said signaled to him more than one armed suspect may have been in the vehicle.
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Warren has signaled to people close to her that she is intrigued by the possibility of being Clinton's No. 2 but has not discussed the role with Clinton, 68, or anyone else from her campaign, the people said.
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So, the withdrawal from the trade pact, which was supposed to have been the capstone to the U.S. pivot to Asia, signaled to Asian leaders and elites that America is now less and less a serious, reliable partner.
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Pelosi has privately signaled to her leadership team and vulnerable Democrats that she doesn't want impeachment to be the last vote the House takes before leaving for the two-week holiday recess, according to multiple lawmakers and aides.
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May, who had signaled to MPs ahead of the vote she would not lead the party into the next election, currently scheduled for 2022, emerged from 10 Downing Street Wednesday night saying she was grateful for the backing.
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"The driver failed to stop for weighing during P2 (second practice) when signaled to do so by the red traffic light, the car was not returned to the FIA garage and work was undertaken," stewards said in a statement.
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Washington has signaled to Pakistan that it will cut aid and enact other punitive measures if Islamabad does not stop helping or turning a blind eye to the Haqqani network militants who carry out cross-border attacks in Afghanistan.
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The 2013 taper tantrum occurred after the U.S. Federal Reserve first signaled to the markets that the central bank's massive liquidity program was coming to an end, which resulted in a massive sell-off in both stocks and bonds.
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Without a timeout or sufficient time to change the call, Roethlisberger signaled to receiver Eli Rogers, who ran a slant, and then fired a pass that was deflected by cornerback Eric Rowe into the arms of teammate Duron Harmon.
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" Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, the chief architect of the administration's trade policies, signaled to Tapper — without specifically naming China — that the administration won't be kind to China's practice of dumping products (read: steel) into the U.S. at "unfairly low prices.
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The move to liberalize sectors of the economy which have always been off limits to foreign investors came as a surprise after the new premier had signaled to local businessmen that the government would remain involved in infrastructure, banking and telecoms.
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By simply putting Alisha's name on that database, Tim signaled to his fellow power players the Georgetown student wasn't the kind of young woman they would want on their payroll — especially when there are "prime ribs" and "flank steaks" available.
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The election of Hillary Clinton would have signaled to the world a determination to meet or exceed the targets the US promised in Paris, along with four years of efforts to create bilateral or multilateral partnerships that pushed progress faster.
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P&G has signaled to analysts for some time that it might write down Gillette, given the market's issues; the charge is just an accounting expression of what we knew was happening to the business, Bernstein analyst Ali Dibadj said.
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"I have today decided that the UK will take a step that is extremely unusual, and exercise diplomatic protection," Hunt said in a statement late on Thursday, adding that the move signaled to Tehran that "its behavior is totally wrong".
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"The ECB is taking a very risky path," Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt told German newspaper Welt am Sonntag, adding that the central bank's policy signaled to citizens that there was no point in saving or putting money by for their retirement.
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His 1980 campaign appearance in Neshoba County, Mississippi (near the site of the notorious murders of civil rights activists Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwerner, and James Chaney in 1964) signaled to white voters where his allegiance lay on matters of racial justice.
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President Mattarella has already signaled to both Di Maio and Salvini that he has the power to reject laws that he feels run counter to the constitution, including bills that violate international treaties or do not have adequate budget cover.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Turkish newspaper reported on Thursday CIA director Gina Haspel signaled to Turkish officials last month that the agency had a recording of a call in which Saudi Arabia's crown prince gave instructions to "silence" Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Off in the distance the long, long, short, long whistle of the freight train signaled to those at the end of the line they best move away swiftly from the tracks because the CSX line would barrel through in seconds.
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Originally generated in response to fears about weapons in schools, zero-tolerance policies, especially in New York, where Rudolph W. Giuliani's "broken windows" theory had taken hold, signaled to educators that crackdowns on unruliness of all kinds were in order.
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The Kremlin's actions also signaled to the Russian public that their country was not at odds with the whole of Europe, which would be an alarming prospect for millions of Russians who travel each year to countries like France and Germany.
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Mr. Blankfein, 63, has joked that he intends to die at his desk, but he has signaled to people inside Goldman that he may leave as chief executive as early as this year, according to two people familiar with his thinking.
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Mr. Cox was present at a fund-raiser Mr. Trump held last Thursday at the home of the Cantor Fitzgerald executive Howard Lutnick, and signaled to national party officials at the event that he would step aside, the person said.
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Ahead of the debate, the campaigns -- following an outcry from unaligned progressive leaders -- sought to take the edge off the conversation and refocus the discussion, and campaign aides and surrogates signaled to reporters that there would be no debate stage drama.
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"He has signaled to every corporation in America that they can threaten to offshore jobs in exchange for business-friendly tax benefits and incentives," Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont wrote in an op-ed on Thursday for The Washington Post.
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SGX has already signaled to companies that if they do not have enough time to respond to such reports, they should call a trading halt to give themselves time to respond to the allegations, said Tan, without naming any firm.
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The New York-based hedge fund, which owns a $1-billion stake in the Connecticut conglomerate, signaled to its clients that it would step up pressure on the board and management to follow through on promises to review the company's future.
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While several White House hopefuls have cast their candidacies as a chance to usher in a new era of leadership, the former vice president has signaled to aides that he might decide to serve only one term in office if elected.
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Ian Bassin, the executive director of Protect Democracy, said that El Paso County would probably argue that its economy was being harmed by Mr. Trump's emergency declaration because it wrongfully signaled to businesses and potential tourists that they should stay away.
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Schneiderman, who is also up for reelection in 2018 — and who has been speaking with other state attorneys general about how to fight the administration — has already signaled to state employees and residents that Trump's election has captured his attention.
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The Google presenter paid $500 for a Super Chat, which not only made her message big and bold, but it also triggered a horn that signaled to a group surrounding the Slo Mo Guys to pelt them with a bunch of water balloons.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Forces from eastern Libya who have swept through the south and taken control of remaining oilfields in recent weeks have now reinforced a base in the center of the country and signaled to the capital Tripoli that it may be next.
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That act signaled to Mother that Daughter actually was the perfect human, which is why Mother allowed Daughter to destroy the droid that raised her and stay in the bunker to raise Brother without a version of Mother to guide (er, control) her.
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Mark Gallogly, the co-founder of investment firm Centerbridge Partners, has signaled to associates that he's likely going to help O'Rourke, a former three-term congressman, in the presidential fundraising battle, according to people who have spoken with him in recent weeks.
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CNN previously reported that Cohen has signaled to friends he is "willing to give" information on Trump to prosecutors, and the lawyer told ABC News in the interview published Monday that he puts his "family and country" before his loyalty to Trump.
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Investigators confirmed accusations by the Yankees that a Red Sox trainer used his Apple Watch to receive messages from the team's video room about upcoming pitches, and then passed those messages to the dugout, where they were signaled to teammates on the field.
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In the session, McConnell clearly signaled to the House that sweeping changes to the Senate rules aren't coming and instead laid out his plan to confirm Trump's Cabinet and use any extra time created by Democratic obstruction to repeal Obama-era regulations.
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There is no evidence that as vice president, Mr. Biden intentionally acted to aid his son's business dealings there, and the news of Mr. Trump's actions has outraged Democrats and signaled, to some, that the president is concerned about Mr. Biden's candidacy.
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Although he has resisted seeking new testimony, the majority leader also signaled to lawmakers during the luncheon and an earlier private meeting that he was receptive to a "reciprocity" proposal by Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, Senate officials familiar with the matter said.
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Afghan and Western officials say that while there is little concern about European donors reducing aid, the United States government — the biggest donor to Afghanistan by far — has signaled to expect a significant reduction at least in civilian assistance in the next cycle.
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Breitbart's addition of former Daily Caller, National Review, and Roll Call reporter Jonathan Strong to lead its political unit signaled to me that Breitbart was serious about building an outlet that could play a substantial role in shaping the political conversation of Washington.
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He also said the United States had not informed Turkey of an audio recording regarding Khashoggi's killing, a day after a Turkish newspaper said that the CIA had signaled to Turkey it had a recording in which the crown prince ordered to "silence Khashoggi".
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Instead of head-scratching and more scrutiny, the appointment of Conway would have been met with immense positivity from both sides of the aisle and signaled to the country that he was both committed to his cause but also serious about uniting the nation.
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When President Obama said Syria's use of chemical weapons would cross a red line and then didn't follow-through with a military strike after sarin gas was used a year later, he effectively signaled to other countries that military force wouldn't be exercised that quickly.
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Reuters reported this week that Ireland has signaled to several large investment banks that it would be reluctant to host large trading operations, which are seen as posing a big systemic risk to a small country that has already suffered from a major banking crisis.
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Per Politico, the lack of tweets and the fact that he didn't consider the hurricane "a real catastrophe" signaled to bureaucrats that the island was not a priority for an emergency response in comparison to Texas after Hurricane Harvey and Florida after Hurricane Irma.
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China will import record volumes of U.S. oil and is likely to ship more U.S. soy after Beijing signaled to state-run refiners and grains purchasers they should buy more to help ease tensions between the two top economies, trade sources said on Wednesday.
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Trump's endorsement of the Russian President over his own intelligence services and his failure to confront Putin on key issues such as Crimea and the Novichok poisonings in the UK signaled to many that he was giving Putin carte blanche to do what he wants.
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The deputy attorney general has become a household name given his management of Mueller's work and has signaled to other officials that he would leave when he was satisfied that Mueller's investigation was either complete or close enough to completion that it was protected.
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Much as Ronald Reagan's decision to fire striking air traffic controllers in 1981 signaled to organized labor that political momentum was no longer on their side, keeping Carrier in Indiana would show that a Republican president was willing to stand up to corporate America.
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We have signaled to the membership and what we are doing right now is reviewing country by country what are the financial needs and engaging with these countries to make sure that they are aware of this resource and we can immediately respond to them.
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This tweet signaled to the president's fervent loyalists that Gillespie was on board the Trump train on the gamut of hot button issues from Confederate monuments to women's rights to immigrant rights to minority rights to criminal justice matters like felons' rights, clemency and commutation.
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These startups signaled to legacy retailers that many younger shoppers are eager to wear new looks frequently and are not always keen on buying pricey outfits to wear just once or twice, said Alex Fitzgerald, manager in consulting firm A.T. Kearney's consumer and retail practice.
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But the issue is back on the front burner after the contentious United States Open women's final last month when Serena Williams was given a code violation by the chair umpire Carlos Ramos after her coach Patrick Mouratoglou signaled to her from the stands.
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Now, in what is almost certainly the last presidential race of his life (he has already reportedly signaled to campaign aides that, if elected, he would only serve out one term in office), Biden is no longer reaching for oratory that is not his own.
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And, of course, Thursday's remarks were not the first time the campaigns had tried to head off potential conflict: Both campaigns signaled to reporters and supporters ahead of Tuesday's debate that they wanted to cool down the tension and pivot back to their original strategies.
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Rosenstein has been overseeing the Russia investigation and as CNN has reported, he has signaled to other officials that he would leave when he was satisfied that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation was either complete or close enough to completion that it was protected.
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"But he left nothing to dispel my impression that that June 9 meeting essentially signaled to the Russians 'we're open for business, we're ready to deal,' and he went to that meeting because he was promised, in effect, dirt on Hillary Clinton," Blumenthal said.
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And so what Donald Trump and this Muslim ban signaled to the world is that Muslims are not welcome here, that this is, whether the conservative justices say that in fact this is about executive power, the president&aposs clear intent was to impose a religious test.
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But those Republican members of Congress who were willing to stand with Democrats and say that Nixon had gone too far sent a signal to the broader political world that it was okay to oppose the president, and they signaled to Nixon that he had to resign.
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Per Politico, the lack of tweets and the fact that he didn't consider the hurricane "a real catastrophe" signaled to the rest of the federal government that Puerto Rico shouldn't be helped with the same urgency than Texas after Hurricane Harvey and Florida after Hurricane Irma.
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Washington (CNN)The White House has signaled to Democrats that it is willing to make good on its promise to work across the aisle on issues like tax reform and infrastructure, something the President has said publicly after Republicans' high-profile failure to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Between simplistic updates to popular platforms like Final Cut and the aimlessness of the Mac Pro line signaled to some devotees that the company had perhaps become complacent, opening up a potential vacuum that Microsoft was more than happy to attempt to fill with its Surface line.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen has signaled to friends that he is "willing to give" investigators information on the President if that's what they are looking for, and is planning on hiring a new lawyer to handle a possible indictment from federal prosecutors.
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Certainly, the company has a very different mission than even the wearable fitness trackers that Jawbone began making as a kind of Hail Mary pass, and whose failure signaled to some the end of the wearables industry — though it was really just the end of Jawbone.
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In 2014, newly declassified documents suggested that in the 1970s, Kissinger signaled to Argentina's right-wing military leaders that the US would not object to its plans to launch a 1976 crackdown on dissent that became known as the Dirty War — which killed about 30,000 people.
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President Donald Trump had signaled to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer that he was ready to take the deal on the table Friday afternoon -- a wall on the border in exchange for providing legal status for the undocumented immigrants known as the Dreamers, the sources said.
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Iran signaled to the U.S. and five other world powers during a meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly last month that it may be open to talks regarding its ballistic missile program, according to a new report citing Western and Iranian officials.
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The terraces they once hacked into these hard rocks still remain, along with the brick oven of the old farmhouse and a row of juniper trees, which, by local custom, signaled to anyone walking up from the coast that they could barter their fish for bread there.
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Dave Aranda, who just finished his fourth year as the defensive coordinator at L.S.U., said that the championship campaign had signaled to prospective players that the team from Baton Rouge had "energy and moxie and swagger," and that his recruiting pitches were already finding more receptive audiences.
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The succession of the deputy attorneys general is also telling in its implications for the Mueller probe, as Rosenstein has signaled to other officials that he would leave when he was satisfied that Mueller's investigation was either complete or close enough so as to be sufficiently protected.
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In 2014, newly declassified documents suggested that in the 1970s, Kissinger signaled to Argentina's right-wing military leaders that the US would not object to its plans to launch a 1976 crackdown on dissent that became known as the Dirty War — and that killed about 30,000 people.
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Many of these programs are worthy (their effectiveness is demonstrated by a lot of the existing lead research literature), but there's never really been a president who's made them a major priority — and thus signaled to agency heads that they should be treated as a major priority.
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Trump has even complained in recent days that Biden indirectly derailed his trade talks with China, claiming that a comment from the Democratic front-runner signaled to Xi that he'd be a more pliant negotiating partner than Trump (Biden's team says the candidate's remark was taken out of context).
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Bureaucrats are in violation of the Hatch Act if they start calling for the re-election or defeat of a candidate, and Trump has already signaled to the Federal Election Commission that he plans to run for re-election in 2020, OSC said in a memo this week.
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The third episode of the women-behaving-criminally-badly series follows our three leads — Ruby Hill (Retta), Annie Marks (Mae Whitman), and Beth Boland (Christina Hendricks) — on a trip across the border to do some business for gang lord Rio (Manny Montana), who is signaled to be Latinx.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House has signaled to congressional Republican leaders that it has pulled back from U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to shut down the government if a border wall with Mexico is not funded, the Washington Post reported on Friday, citing a senior Republican congressional aide.
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Per Politico, his lack of tweets and messaging, combined with how he said he didn't consider the hurricane "a real catastrophe," quietly signaled to bureaucrats that Puerto Rico was not among the priorities for an emergency response compared to Texas and Florida after hurricanes Harvey and Irma, respectively.
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STARTING TEN YEARS AGO, I JOINED THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE, SIX YEARS AGO, THE BOARD, THREE YEARS AGO, THEY SORT OF BROUGHT ME INTO THE ENGINE ROOM AND SAID, UNDERSTAND ALL THE PLUMBING OF THE FIRM, THE PERSONNEL ISSUES, AND THEY SIGNALED TO THE OUTSIDE WORLD THIS WAS COMING.
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He has repeatedly signaled to his advisers and allies his willingness to change and adapt, but has grown only more volatile and prone to provocation since then, clashing with a Gold Star family, making comments that have been seen as inciting violence and linking his political opponents to terrorism.
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The rush to get off the sidelines to back Biden came after his resounding South Carolina win, which signaled to the Democratic establishment that Biden would soon become the last standing moderate poised to attract a diversity of voters and credibly position himself as the alternative to Bernie Sanders.
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The Fitch executive highlighted that following the triggering of Article 50 to initiate the Brexit process - widely signaled to happen before the end of this month - all parties involved will be facing "the great unknown" in terms of how the decoupling of the U.K. from the trading bloc plays out.
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McCain -- with a simple, yet dramatic, thumbs down on the Senate floor in the wee hours of Friday morning -- signaled to the Senate, his colleagues and the rest of the United States that he was not prepared to go along with the latest Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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"President Trump last week signaled to the world that the United States would prematurely withdraw from Syria," Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, said in a statement, adding that Mr. Assad had been "emboldened by American inaction" to launch the attack in Douma.
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On Monday, the Justice Department signaled to the Fifth Circuit, which will soon hear the appeal from the district court's ruling, that it now endorses the district court's reasoning in its entirety -- and that it agrees that the entire statute, and not just the putatively unconstitutional provisions, must be invalidated.
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Kasich has signaled to close advisors and some donors that he is looking to sign with either CNN or MSNBC as he finishes his two-term tenure as Ohio's governor, according to three people with knowledge of the conversations, including two who have been close to the governor since his 2016 presidential run.
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Energy has emerged as an area in which Trump and congressional Republicans are unified, and their actions have signaled to energy companies and climate change activists alike that Trump and congressional Republicans are serious about implementing a wholesale change in how the United States deals with big policy questions related to global warming.
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The FOMC removed a key clause that had appeared in post-meeting statements since June, when it began broadcasting that it would "act as appropriate" to sustain economic growth in the U.S. Its removal signaled to some that the series of "mid-cycle adjustments" rate cuts could be put on hold for now.
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Jon Henes, a partner at the law firm Kirkland & Ellis, has signaled to friends that he is shifting his allegiance from Biden's campaign to Bloomberg's bid to take on President Donald Trump, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter, who declined to be named as these decisions were made in private.
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So far, no one inside the White House or Republican National Committee has signaled to current White House staff that the Trump orbit will help to cover any legal bills associated with the Democrats' impeachment inquiry — even as Democrats eye more and more testimony from White House officials and the president's inner circle.
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It seems that in ignoring the charges against Kelly, we have not only signaled to Kelly himself that his behavior is acceptable or at the very least forgivable, but also created an atmosphere in which young women feel safe with him, and in which mothers have felt safe leaving their daughters with him.
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" The original Okura opened in 1962, two years before the first Tokyo Olympics, an event that signaled to the world that Japan had recovered from the devastation of World War II. It was erected across the street from the American Embassy, and became so popular with diplomats it was referred to as "the annex.
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The students who join the program, like talented waitress Lilette Suarez (Moana star Cravalho), conflicted athlete Robbie Thorne (Damon J. Gillespie), and devout Catholic Simon Saunders (Ted Sutherland), who is signaled to be figuring out his own sexuality, are a rainbow coalition of teens also working through personal issues by way of Spring Awakening.
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When I spoke to Bryce Masuda, a conservation-program manager who oversees the captive-breeding program for the akikiki, he said that whether species reproduce can depend on complex cues in their environment: one bird might be signaled to mate by the appearance of a particular fruit, another by the abundance of a particular flower.
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Trump: satisfied with the status quo While the Trump administration itself defined its long-term goal for negotiations with North Korea as denuclearization, Trump's foray onto North Korean soil signaled to Kim that the status quo -- which he repeatedly said was better than the war he argued President Barack Obama was on the brink of starting -- is good enough.
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A host of Democrats said that the former president has signaled to top lawmakers and operatives that he will be stepping up his involvement in the midterms soon and is telling friends and advisers that his priorities are flipping the House and backing up redistricting efforts led by former Attorney General Eric Holder's National Democratic Redistricting Committee.
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His campaign and the Republican Governor's Association signaled to the White House at a meeting this spring that they preferred the reliable hand of Vice President Mike Pence, who campaigned with Mr. Gillespie on Saturday, over Mr. Trump in a state where the president is loathed in the vote-rich population centers but well-liked in many rural areas.
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The American envoy's desperation to secure a deal, signaled to the Taliban in his public comments that the U.S. was in a "hurry to end the Afghan tragedy," did nothing to strengthen his hand in negotiations, Roggio said "The U.S. and allies are desperate for a deal, and nothing good happens when you are desperate," he told VICE News.
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This was, especially in the 1970s, an act of protest: In a society in which Americans were evenly split on whether homosexuality should even be legal, showing one's pride in his, her, or their LGBTQ identity was an act of defiance — it signaled to others that LGBTQ people weren't going to back down and hide just because much of society was intolerant.
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Rosfeld testified that he knew from radio dispatch communication that there had been between 10 and 12 shots fired during the drive-by shooting that happened just about a mile and half from where he encountered the suspect vehicle and Rose, which Rosfeld said signaled to him that there may have been more than one armed suspect in the car.
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If A Bronx Tale had debuted on Broadway last season — back when we still lived in a world where Nazis didn't feel emboldened to heil one another in broad daylight — its characters' overt prejudice would have seemed quaint; the easy nostalgia surrounding its themes would have signaled to audiences that this era of overt prejudice was comfortably in the past.
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In one instance in season seven, for example, he told Sansa about the wedding dress she wore during her "marriage" to Ramsay Bolton, totally freaking her out because it signaled to her that he knows about all the trauma and abuse she's had to endure — even though Bran likely chose to reveal such an intimate and gross event simply to show her how serious he was about his powers.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) signaled to reporters on Wednesday that he doesn't have any plans to move again this year to repeal ObamaCare, even though Republicans might now have a better chance of success after Sen.
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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 and his administration have rightly signaled to the Iranian people that their struggle is not in vain, and that the United States will punish the regime for mass arrests, deaths during peaceful protests and, potentially, even executions.
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With the rise of today's internet-powered protest movements, some have argued, as Zeynep Tufekci does in her recent book Twitter and Tear Gas, that we need to respect the accomplishment of the 1963 March: Because it was logistically a huge lift to organize an event of this scale in the pre-internet age, the activists had to develop strong structures, which then signaled to the authorities that this movement had the capacity to navigate other challenges—like negotiating with the administration over civil rights.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFrom learning on his feet to policy director Biden struggles to reverse fall Democrats' debate divisions open the race to new (or old) faces MORE has signaled to allies that he's considering jumping into the race for the Democratic presidential nomination if former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE falters and Sen.
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Ed PerlmutterEdwin (Ed) George PerlmutterAppetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp On The Money: Liberal Dems warn moderates against changes to minimum wage bill | House grapples with Facebook's Libra | Congress, White House inch closer to budget deal | Blue states sue over tax law regulations MORE (Colo.) — Perlmutter signed the anti-Pelosi letter, but signaled to The New York Times he could be open to supporting Pelosi if she outlines a clear succession plan.
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When President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's longtime ally, Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, was convicted of witness tampering and lying to Congress, Trump's enemies were gleeful; when prosecutors announced their recommended sentence, Trump reacted angrily, and Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE signaled to the president to pipe down so he could do his job.
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