Spearheading immigration talks As the immigration debate has heated up, Trump tasked Kelly with spearheading talks on the issue in the hopes of striking a deal that would adhere to his campaign promises.
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Three of France's wealthiest families are spearheading the monetary effort.
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Campaign manager Corey Lewandowski is also spearheading the selection process.
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Adam Schiff of California, the man spearheading the impeachment inquiry.
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But the team spearheading the expedition — Hulk, Sam Wilson a.k.a.
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Brady is spearheading the tax reform effort in the House.
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He's best known for spearheading the launch of Starbucks' iPhone app.
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Were you spearheading the songwriting effort, or was it more collaborative?
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The Commerce Department is also spearheading the process for product exemptions.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed, those spearheading the war against Roe v.
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Kingdom are spearheading plans to renew their nuclear submarines despite cost
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Spanberger is spearheading the bill with co-sponsors that include Reps.
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Mizuho Financial Group is one of the institutions spearheading the move.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), who is spearheading the bill with Sen.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is spearheading the effort to reignite talks.
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Mnuchin had been spearheading attempts to restart trade talks with China.
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Charged with spearheading the study, due this summer, is Mr. McCormack.
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Elias is also spearheading the suit over voter access in Arizona.
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"Jill Zarin was spearheading it," she says of another original castmember.
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Google is spearheading similar efforts to add rocket fuel to wireless networks.
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He is involved with spearheading Twitter's latest efforts to add new users.
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And TikTok, called Douyin in China, is spearheading the short-video game.
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Graham is spearheading legislation to defund the U.N. over December's vote. Sen.
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A few organizations are spearheading these kinds of efforts throughout the country.
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The Department of Commerce is also spearheading to process for product exemptions.
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Esper, who is spearheading the review, said no decisions had been made.
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But spearheading that effort is proving more difficult than they had hoped.
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WHO'S SPEARHEADING OUR TALKS RIGHT NOW AND WHEN'S IT GOING TO BE?
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Republican lawmakers are spearheading a policy that's rubbing Europe the wrong way.
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Two teacher groups that have been spearheading the walkout reacted with skepticism. .
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Ghosn began spearheading the alliance between Renault and Nissan in the late 1990s.
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Ahead, meet some of the incredibly inspiring young women spearheading the next revolution.
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Google is also spearheading the move to using Bluetooth (BLE) for its U2F.
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It's a disruption for good, and nonprofit tech companies are spearheading this movement.
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John Sarbanes (MD), the Democrat spearheading HR 1 in the House, since May.
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The reality star is spearheading a new fashion wave, which we're calling glamleisure.
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That's why I'm skeptical of Libra, a new cryptocurrency that Facebook is spearheading.
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The committee spearheading the cause sits down to discuss why it's important. pic.twitter.
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Thomas is spearheading Google's bid to become a bigger player in the cloud.
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But that also explains why doctors and hospitals are now spearheading promising solutions.
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Carolyn Maloney of New York spearheading the latest efforts to get it passed.
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Schiff, a former prosecutor, is spearheading the Democrats&apos team of impeachment managers.
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What's unusual about Gurgaon is that private developers are spearheading the city's development.
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If you are spearheading the collection, don't pressure colleagues to open their wallets.
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Claire McCaskill, D-Missouri, has been spearheading the effort, which started in March.
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"That's the nature of change," said David Marcus, the Facebook executive spearheading Libra.
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The 28 million Hispanic females living in the U.S. are spearheading U.S. business growth.
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Kris, who seems to be spearheading the process, is especially hurt by it all.
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The three young royals have been spearheading the campaign since its launch in 2016.
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" He is also credited with spearheading Mariah Carey's comeback record, "The Emancipation of Mimi.
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Goat — a relative newcomer to the scooter scene — is spearheading this new business model.
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Meet some of the women and men spearheading the country's movement for women's rights.
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Okuda was head of investment banking, spearheading Nomura's capital markets and advisory franchises globally.
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In the Trump administration, the Office of Management and Budget is spearheading the proposals.
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Weber is spearheading the company's $62 billion acquisition of Shire (SHPG), based in Ireland.
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And finance chiefs, the execs in charge of spearheading spending decisions, are getting worried.
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In October, a United Kingdom official publicly accused North Korea of spearheading the attack.
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Macron is currently spearheading efforts for Europe to adopt tougher regulations on digital companies.
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That, in turn, would require a reconsideration of the man spearheading the title push.
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Spearheading that investigation is Father Burke (Demián Bichir), whose wheelhouse includes potentially paranormal activities.
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Now, Knight and Dulay are spearheading a lawsuit that involves eight other YouTube creators.
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Two Republicans on Grassley's Committee are spearheading the bipartisan legislative push to protect Mueller.
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Pawel Sawicki, 39, has been spearheading the Auschwitz Memorial&aposs social media since 19453.
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Second, industry groups like FINOS are spearheading the push for open-source financial solutions.
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VW is spearheading a $300 billion spend on EVs with more than half targeting China.
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He now finds himself spearheading a process that is, if anything, more slipshod and ridiculous.
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Part of his legacy was spearheading the creation of the Palm Springs International Film Festival.
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And scooters may just be the beginning for the type of service Tortoise envisions spearheading.
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But even more exciting are the groundbreaking research and high-tech products it's already spearheading.
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After Mr Trump swiftly jettisoned that approach, Mr Lighthizer is spearheading a quicker, dirtier one.
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Many organizations such as IBM, Soltra, Lockheed Martin, Splunk, and Bluecoat, are spearheading these efforts.
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He's also, by the way, running a government reform effort and spearheading criminal justice reform.
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The drug lord wanted the actress's help in spearheading a movie project about his life.
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These are some of the men and women spearheading the country's movement for women's rights.
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In effect, the Hatch-Waxman Act tasks generic drug makers with spearheading the policing function.
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Comey had been spearheading the FBI's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 US election.
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Seymour has also been credited with spearheading the agency's aggressive response to the OPM hacks.
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The drug lord wanted the actress' help in spearheading a movie project about his life.
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This will not happen overnight, but Mr. Sanders should be applauded for spearheading this movement.
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Bradenton police referred a criminal investigation to the FBI, which is spearheading its own inquiry.
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The plaudits for Ms. Warren are for spearheading the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Unconvinced by health department reassurances, residents have turned for guidance to lawyers who are spearheading lawsuits.
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Rand Paul, former GOP presidential candidate, is spearheading the effort, which his father Ron Paul championed.
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Mueller is spearheading the far-reaching ongoing investigation into meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Dao is proud, despite his ordeal, to have played a role in spearheading these announced changes.
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Spearheading the effort is Tommy Tallarico, co-founder of the popular Video Games Live concert tour.
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At the time, Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand were spearheading the calls for him to resign.
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Taberski, a former Daily Show correspondent, has a special authority in spearheading the informal Simmons' investigation.
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Tina Smith from Minnesota is spearheading it, and she's said she's going to keep pushing it.
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He is also spearheading efforts in Europe to have digital companies pay more tax at source.
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Now Orduña is spearheading Avis' push to create a new narrative around the rental car industry.
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In California and Colorado voters elected governors with a long-history of spearheading legalization reform efforts.
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And he's spearheading a syndicate of angel investors, to help angels and startups find each other.
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In July 2016, Twitter permanently removed Milo Yiannopoulos for spearheading a campaign against actress Leslie Jones.
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Kushner continues spearheading criminal justice reform, and met yesterday with Kim Kardashian to discuss prison reform.
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Technology leaders are increasingly spearheading efforts at top companies to push a new digital-first agenda.
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Tracking them down is time-consuming, resource-intensive work for the nonprofit groups spearheading the effort.
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Instead, China wants to be seen as spearheading the global fight against the pandemic, experts say.
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Instead, China wants to be seen as spearheading the global fight against the pandemic, experts say.
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A third of them live in Texas, which is spearheading the effort to overturn the law.
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Ron Johnson, the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, which is spearheading the nascent investigation.
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Katie Hill (D-Calif.) is spearheading the letter, a draft of which was obtained by POLITICO.
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Spearheading criminal justice reform Closing Rikers, supporters say, is a momentous step forward for New York.
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Both are spearheading our efforts to receive equality on Medicaid funds for Federal Fiscal Year 2018.
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He has been credited with spearheading Salesforce's growth in international markets, including Europe and Asia Pacific.
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It&aposs unclear what will happen to Kitura, the Swift server project that IBM was spearheading.
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Let's Be Real San Francisco, a coalition of businesses and industry associations, is spearheading opposition efforts.
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The SAA board, in its statement, commended Jarana for spearheading the implementation of the long-term strategy.
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Judge Jiang heads a government research institute that is spearheading an ambitious remake of China's legal system.
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Seeking to change that, Weismann's group is spearheading a data transparency project about Google's interactions in Washington.
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ZS: We'll get to that, but it's important to first note that Canada is spearheading this movement.
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Or her collaboration with multiple world leaders in spearheading a new billion-dollar initiative for impoverished women?
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The developer is spearheading the development of a new city north of Jeddah, King Abdullah Economic City.
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He addressed the Twitter ban, which was for spearheading a harassment campaign against Ghostbusters actress Leslie Jones.
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So the price plummeted, and the consortium that was spearheading the construction of the complex went bankrupt.
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The coalition that has been spearheading humanities effort to figure out what is going on falls apart.
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Tehreek-e Labbaik Pakistan movement The hardline Islamist movement Tehreek-e Labbaik Pakistan has been spearheading demonstrations.
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The US Marshals Service, which is spearheading the investigation, said it does not discuss specific security measures.
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Google has been spearheading the Accelerated Mobile Pages project (AMP), which launched officially almost a year ago.
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A transcript of Taylor's testimony was released by the House committees spearheading the impeachment inquiry on Wednesday.
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Sorapoj Techakraisri, who expanded the company's presence into Asia and the Middle East, is spearheading the venture.
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I was invited to the White House to discuss a computer-science education initiative she was spearheading.
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Lore has spent a little more than a year at Walmart and is spearheading a website redesign.
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Comey was spearheading an investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia when he was fired.
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For a third Halloween, the Food Allergy Research and Education (FARE) organization is spearheading the Teal Pumpkin Project.
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John Koetsier has built technology, written about it at VentureBeat, and researched it while spearheading a research venture.
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She works at the California Academy of Sciences, and she's spearheading a citizen science project called Life Responds.
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Shenzhen, where Warren Buffet-backed battery and car manufacturer BYD stations its headquarters, is spearheading China's electric dream.
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With your background, what's your take on this whole new wave of LA jazz that Brainfeeder is spearheading?
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With Cunha spearheading efforts, congress voted overwhelmingly in April in favor of launching an impeachment trial against Rousseff.
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For example, Blaine Gibson -- an American lawyer -- has been spearheading a self-funded hunt for the missing plane.
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Jane the Virgin's Justin Baldoni is spearheading change to improve the lives of women in the entertainment industry.
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FBI investigators in Los Angeles and New York have been spearheading the international investigation into the massive heist.
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Billie is spearheading the service, and she wants to get through the funeral before she goes full bore.
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Facebook should not be spearheading the libra cryptocurrency project, according to a co-founder of the Ethereum blockchain.
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Tammy Albarran, a partner from the law firm Covington & Burling, will be spearheading the investigation along with Holder.
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They support Khadim Hussain Rizvi, the leader of Tehreek-e Labbaik Pakistan, the hardline Islamist movement spearheading demonstrations.
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While it's a challenge for traditional stock pickers, it creates an opportunity for firms spearheading the new technologies.
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In 2017, Daniella Vitale took over as CEO after first spearheading significant growth within Barneys' e-commerce sector.
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Spearheading the plan was Tillerson, who has suffered a testy relationship with Trump over the past several months.
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A big part of her work this term will be spearheading legislation to prevent discrimination against LGBTQ Americans.
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Outside of the A.I.A., others are spearheading efforts to change what many consider to be a toxic culture.
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Puigdemont fled to Belgium in October after he was sacked by Madrid for spearheading the drive for independence.
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The United States is spearheading the development of autonomous vehicles, led by companies like Google, Tesla and Uber.
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At the same time, Russia is spearheading opposition to the construction of new oil and natural gas pipelines.
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Market Leaders analyzes the United States, South Korea, and China — all of which are spearheading the 25G revolution.
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In Boston, march organizers asked participants older than 21 to take their places behind students spearheading the struggle.
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According to PA, Angola's first lady Ana Dias Lourenco briefed Harry on the initiative, which she is spearheading.
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"Only ONE candidate is spearheading a mass movement for systemic change," Daou tweeted in a characteristic recent outburst.
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Many conservatives still haven't forgiven him for spearheading the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002.
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He's been spearheading negotiations with North Korea over ending Pyongyang's nuclear program while maintaining the pressure of sanctions.
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In 2012, he replaced Howard Stringer as Sony CEO, spearheading a "One Sony" initiative that streamlined the company's operations.
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As for Gates, he has long since left Microsoft to spend his time spearheading the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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She was a firm believer in European unification and well known in France for spearheading the legalization of abortion.
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He became hugely popular for spearheading the military surge in Iraq to curb heightened violence in the late 2000s.
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Rosanna [Arquette] is really spearheading a foundation for Alexis which we're going to announce soon, the next few days.
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Not too long ago, I found myself spearheading a revolution in a slow-to-change pillar of society – education.
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Former Pebble employee Katharine Berry is spearheading the effort, and it's received an endorsement from Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky.
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Health care Progressives are spearheading major initiatives in health care, pitting their organizing power against, principally, the pharmaceutical industry.
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We will be joined by two founders who are spearheading a complete overhaul of the industry through their companies.
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Saudi Arabian Military Industries, owned by the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund, is spearheading the drive to localise military spending.
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Over the next decade, Armstrong became an important player in Google's exponential growth, including spearheading the company's AdSense division.
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Sisi came to power after spearheading the removal as president of Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013.
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Bill Gates is spearheading a tech industry-led effort to invest more than $1 billion in clean energy companies.
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Cyprus has been spearheading the effort to advance the various export options and get the necessary intergovernmental agreements finalized.
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The company is also spearheading projects in the UK, Australia, Southeast Asia, Iran, Mexico, Turkey, Thailand, Indonesia, and Russia.
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Andy Harris (R-Md.), the congressman spearheading the effort to repeal D.C.'s assisted suicide law, is a doctor.
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Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting, a former bank president, is spearheading the formal process of revamping the act.
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At Oracle, he was known for spearheading its push into the cloud, playing a major role in its growth.
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That has included spearheading a surprising new partnership to make the Oracle Cloud compatible with the Windows Azure platform.
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Vital Voices provides mentors, advisers, and financial support to leaders who are spearheading human rights and gender equality programs.
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The Planetary Society, the group spearheading LightSail 2, has released the first image of the solar sail in space.
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Winnebago is a longstanding motorhome maker that has been spearheading #VanLife since before it became a trend on Instagram.
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Most infamously there's former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired for spearheading the department's probe, as Trump admitted.
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Last Tuesday, Trump abruptly fired Comey, who was spearheading the FBI's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Kushner is spearheading the peace initiative with special envoy Jason Greenblatt, who confirmed the Reuters report in a tweet.
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The focus should be intensely local, with community leaders spearheading efforts in citizenship training, voter registration, and political activism.
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In the past, the Center has been responsible for spearheading programming throughout the Smithsonian's many museums and exhibition sites.
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Saudi Arabian Military Industries, owned by the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund, is spearheading the drive to localize military spending.
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Anthony Bourdain, the chef and television personality, had been spearheading it, with RXR Realty and & Associates, the pier's developers.
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"Even as an undergrad, she was putting on shows and curating and definitely spearheading conversations," Ms. Thomas, 23, said.
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Now a researcher, lecturer and author, Mr. Cavalli is intent on spearheading a cultural, and economic, renaissance for artisans.
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A decade later, CIOs are spearheading major tech upgrades and are more central to the business than even before.
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Ghosn, credited for spearheading Nissan's financial turnaround two decades ago, has already been charged for under-reporting his income.
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The Criminal Investigations Department, or C.I.D., which has been spearheading the inquiries, has been gutted, and its powers limited.
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Temer is spearheading a series of deficit-cutting reforms such as an overhaul of Brazil's labor and pension codes.
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Grant Wedner is one of the lead people who has been spearheading efforts in this area, two people said.
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France is spearheading a group of EU countries in demanding guarantees to prevent any such outcome, the sources said.
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Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting, a former bank president, is spearheading the formal process of revamping the CRA.
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The spotlight now shifts back to Neal, who has been spearheading the push to unmask Trump's long-concealed returns.
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United Arab Emirates forces are spearheading the Hodeidah offensive, now focused on the airport of the Red Sea city.
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While Gabor Gurbacs, who's spearheading the bitcoin ETF effort at VanEck, said the move was "expected" — the market still reacted.
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U-Haul is active in adaptive reuse projects in historic buildings that might otherwise remain vacant, and spearheading their preservation.
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Corin's own chapter focuses on her work spearheading the teenagers' first major action, a trip to Tallahassee to lobby lawmakers.
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She came to the company after spending more than a decade at Google spearheading key products like search and Maps.
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Petronas Chemicals is spearheading the petrochemicals component of RAPID, which is expected to start commercial operations in the fourth quarter.
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Pence's biggest moment in the national spotlight was in spearheading Indiana's ill-advised and spectacularly mishandled Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Freud's spearheading work is barely 100 years old, and even now that's considered to be more like literature than science.
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A White House spokesperson said National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin are spearheading the effort.
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The 18-year-old from Utah spent two years spearheading a resolution for the state legislature to acknowledge climate change.
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Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin — a nonprofit that works to provide housing and assistance to homeless veterans — is spearheading the initiative.
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Clemens stepped down this year as Pandora's chief operating officer, after spearheading major acquisitions for the struggling online radio brand.
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Meanwhile, special counsel Robert Mueller is spearheading the federal investigation, which includes examining possible collusion between Trump associates and Moscow.
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The American Gaming Association (AGA) is spearheading the effort and working to gain partners in the public and private sector.
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One signer said those spearheading the letter hoped to gain 300 signatures before it is formally sent to congressional leaders.
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The young mayor spearheading the effort hopes to alleviate some of the pains of poverty from which the town suffers.
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Though Jobs was spearheading the multinational organization, he still managed to create his own quiet space by practicing mindful meditation.
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Perry is spearheading President Donald Trump's goal of making the United States the dominant player in the global energy market.
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Clouzard has been credited by analysts for spearheading a recovery in Spain where Carrefour's sales rose 2.2 percent last year.
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While Cramer doesn't know which agency is spearheading the investigation, he does know that Caterpillar's business is in comeback mode.
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Parity is spearheading a new network known as Polkadot, which is designed to create an interoperability layer between different blockchains.
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Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle are spearheading fashion's latest trend, and an expert says it could be a strategic move.
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Of the current ATP top 10 only Alexander Zverev is in action this week, spearheading Germany's home clash with Hungary.
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Over his career, Mr. Schwartz became an influential member of Goldman's inner circle, spearheading some of the firm's biggest businesses.
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Geraldine Roman, the country's first openly transgender member of Congress, is spearheading efforts to broaden legal protections in the Philippines.
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"There is no one answer," a press attaché for the Belgian minister spearheading the center there told the Montreal Gazette.
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Bennett is spearheading a longterm project to conserve and exhibit the mosaics, called Antioch Reclaimed: Ancient Mosaics at the MFA.
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He built the Golden Knights from the ground up, spearheading the most successful inaugural season in North American pro sports.
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Analysts have expressed concern that Quinn, who has not been confirmed as HSBC's permanent CEO, is spearheading the bank's restructuring.
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For now, Mills will be spearheading that effort, although he is getting assistance from Tim Leiweke, a veteran sports executive.
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In fact, the man spearheading this effort globally is Brian Shine, who is a co-owner of the Manitoba Corporation.
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To Clements&apos mind, the fact that tech billionaires are spearheading these constellations is an even bigger cause for concern.
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And then there are Trump's attacks on Democrats, most notably Schiff, who's spearheading the investigation on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Delrahim will be tasked with spearheading the administration's antitrust agenda at a time when the issue is becoming increasingly prominent.
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In fact, the man spearheading this effort globally is Brian Shine, who is a co-owner of the Manitoba Corporation.
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State-owned Ferrovie dello Stato is spearheading an effort to rescue Alitalia, which has been under special administration since 2017.
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Those spearheading the Leave campaign have been shameless in exploiting this latent xenophobia lurking on the fringes of the national psyche.
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Netanyahu himself is personally close to Trump's adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner, who is spearheading the peace deal effort.
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And you can thank footwear designer Jon Buscemi, the man behind luxury sneaker label Buscemi, for spearheading this abrupt about-face.
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"Everyone has to have the capacity for AI," Ashish Arora, the Duke Professor spearheading the research, told me in an interview.
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Councilman Mark Gjonaj, the New York City lawmaker spearheading the push to regulate Grubhub, said it goes beyond just bogus fees.
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PNB is spearheading the demerger of Sime Darby into three separate businesses by the end of this month, to unlock value.
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Joining us now exclusively to tell us what&aposs next, Congressmen Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows who are spearheading the effort.
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In the autonomous vehicle space, China is spearheading projects such as Baidu's fleet of 100 automated buses in Beijing and Shenzhen.
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Juha-Pekka Pitkänen, a 42-year-old bioprocessing engineer from the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, is spearheading the project.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office, which is spearheading trade talks with China, did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.
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The crown prince, known casually as "MBS," is spearheading an ambitious plan to reform and transform the Saudi economy by 2030.
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The No. 2-ranking Democrat in the Senate recently scored a major victory by spearheading the passage of criminal justice reform.
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But Mr. Boehner's harshest assessment was saved for Mr. Cruz, who he has not forgiven for spearheading the 2013 government shutdown.
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Huawei is also one of a small number of Chinese technology companies that are spearheading the drive for new wireless technology.
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Michael McCaul (R-Texas), is spearheading the effort to establish a commission to study the challenges encryption poses to law enforcement.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is currently spearheading the federal probe into the matter, which has dogged Trumps' first months in office.
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Puigdemont, living in Brussels since October, is wanted in Spain on charges of sedition and rebellion for spearheading an independence movement.
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Wright began spearheading a fresh campaign for full drug prohibition within the US—once again built almost entirely on racial prejudice.
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While formal degrees still remain the gold standard across the globe, France is now spearheading change on that front as well.
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Behind the scenes: There are tens of thousands of gurus across the country, many spearheading charitable programs that benefit their communities.
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Sisi came to power after spearheading, as defence minister, the removal of the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Mursi as president in 2013.
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The new Directive sets guidelines for the United States to manage space traffic more effectively by spearheading new data sharing initiatives.
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Is there a Christmas party that needs planning, processes that could be streamlined or a new internal project that needs spearheading?
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In other N.F.L. news: Meet Joe Lockhart, the onetime Clinton administration spokesman who is spearheading the league's response to player protests.
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Trump fired back that he wasn't on board the election-year policy agenda that Ryan has been spearheading in the House.
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Former President Barack Obama and his attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr., are spearheading an initiative to undo Republicans' redistricting triumphs.
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The EU, which doesn't have a tech industry of note, is spearheading a global effort to regulate the major tech firms.
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The 32-year-old crown prince is spearheading Saudi Arabia's economic transformation, which aims to diversify the kingdom's oil-dependent economy.
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Va.), who held a weekend telephone conversation with Trump, and Steve Daines (R-Mont.) are spearheading the effort in the Senate.
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He is spearheading fresh talks on the issue with the other second-ranking Democrats and Republicans in the House and Senate.
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And cities like Seattle, Philadelphia, and San Francisco are spearheading still-controversial efforts to create "safe injection facilities" for drug users.
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The crown prince is spearheading efforts to diversify the kingdom's economy away from what he once called an "addiction" to oil.
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Comey was spearheading the Justice Department's Russia probe at the time, which has raised questions about the circumstances of his termination.
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Some of the president's closest Republican allies who sit on the committees spearheading the inquiry attended Yovanovitch's deposition, including Ohio Rep.
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Sisi came to power after spearheading, as defense minister, the removal of the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Mursi as president in 2013.
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Demonstrators had gathered in support of the Libyan National Army, whose leader General Khalifa Haftar is spearheading a campaign against Islamist militants.
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Here's THR with some clues:Sources say newly arrived executives Zack Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht are spearheading the effort on Apple's behalf.
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Now, though, we're coming full circle, with increasing numbers of women not just joining, but spearheading the beer trade—particularly craft beer.
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When army officers close to the movement were accused of spearheading a violent coup in the summer of 2016, the purge intensified.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, ordered the dissolution of the police squads that had been spearheading his war on drugs.
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Its fighters gained a reputation as tough guys, spearheading the final assault on the capital, Tripoli, and catching and killing Colonel Qaddafi.
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Editor's note: This post as been updated to reflect that Demand Progress, not Demand Justice, is spearheading the Freedom from Facebook coalition.
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Pere Miro, the IOC's deputy director general for relations with the Olympic movement is spearheading the initiative, according to the Associated Press.
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Investors are hoping that the relatively low price will kick off the electric vehicle revolution that Tesla has been spearheading for years.
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To stem the tide of overdose deaths, the sheriff's office is spearheading a new program called Get Recovery Options Working, or GROW.
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Flynn was one of the Trump White House's leading Iran hawks, and was spearheading the crafting of a strategy for confronting Tehran.
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He was seen as the right-hand man of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, spearheading the governing Syriza party's anti-austerity policies.
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As with AngelList, each person spearheading a particular campaign is responsible for drumming up the interest of others to make it successful.
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Baselitz then gained international fame by spearheading a revival of neo-expressionist art, which had been rejected by Adolf Hitler's Nazi dictatorship.
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He has sounded alarm over Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, spearheading bipartisan legislation that would impose new sanctions on Moscow.
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Until then, Comey had been spearheading the Russia investigation, which began at the FBI all the way back in July of 2016.
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The Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) said that a new position spearheading fiscal policy would add little value to the continent.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who is spearheading the Green New Deal, a resolution that includes goals, projects, and requirements to help curb climate change.
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The agency is spearheading the restoration of the city's market, the central library at its university, two churches and a Yazidi temple.
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Unruh is spearheading the controversial "Free the Delegates" movement seeking approval of a rule unbinding delegates from the primary and caucus results.
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The top Republican spearheading the high-profile probe on Monday appeared to have little appetite to hold any more Russia-related interviews.
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The Swedish former political science lecturer is spearheading the bloc's response to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on imported steel and aluminium.
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His Piramal Foundation operates widely on the subcontinent, spearheading initiatives in health care, water, education and female empowerment across 2000 Indian states.
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Saudi Arabia is spearheading production cuts among OPEC and other oil exporters in order to shrink global crude stockpiles, which supports prices.
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All of which made it all the more remarkable that, largely thanks to the actresses spearheading the #TimesUp movement … it mostly succeeded?
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When he got there, the YPG, which is spearheading the U.S.-led assault to drive Islamic State out of Raqqa, detained him.
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David Marcus, the Facebook executive that's been spearheading the Libra project through a subsidiary called Calibra, testified before the committee in July.
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While Berkeley is known for spearheading the California cuisine movement (more on that below), sometimes you just need a good hot dog.
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"We want to make electric transport the normal," said Helen Clarkson, CEO for The Climate Group, the international nonprofit spearheading the effort.
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Founders Fund partner Cyan Banister is spearheading the investment for the firm, and plans to take a seat on the company's board.
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The government officials spearheading the predictive analytics movement argue that it will help bring necessary services to vulnerable families and save lives.
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A generation ago, Australia played a key role in world trade talks by spearheading the Cairns group of agricultural free-trading nations.
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Digital rights advocacy group Fight For the Future is spearheading the campaign, which calls out Ticketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation.
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Spearheading the merger: Randall L. Stephenson, in his first big strategic step since becoming AT&T's chairman and chief executive in 2007.
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Mr. Schneiderman and Massachusetts's attorney general, Maura Healey, are also spearheading an investigation of Exxon Mobil's research and actions on climate change.
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Per Lekander joined the firm in 22020 to lead its energy strategy, and in 2016, began spearheading a new clean energy fund.
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Barr had drawn scrutiny for spearheading a separate, broader investigation into the origins of the Trump-Russia probe by the DOJ itself.
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Roiland, the sisters beind Chaos Chaos, and the show's social media team have been spearheading the song's grassroots viral growth on Twitter.
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Mr. Stiller and Eva Svihovska, a head of marketing, are spearheading the company's efforts to increase its presence in the fashion world.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) is now spearheading a banking union project to make Europe's bloated financial sector more resistant to shocks.
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Jolyon Maugham, who is known in the UK for spearheading numerous legal challenges against Britain leaving the EU, tweeted at 2019 a.m.
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Jolyon Maugham, who is known in the UK for spearheading numerous legal challenges against Britain leaving the EU, tweeted at 8.10 a.m.
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The three House committees spearheading the inquiry have issued subpoenas to witnesses from across the government who were ordered not to testify.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), is spearheading the effort, said Thursday that the letter is intended to keep pressure on the White House.
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Google has recently made a large push into consumer-friendly artificial intelligence technology, and Google Assistant has been spearheading this effort for Google.
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Telecommunications company Vodafone is spearheading a new global recruitment program designed to get women back into the workplace after taking a career break.
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Qualcomm executives acknowledge the tricky relationship the firm has in China, especially with local companies like Huawei, which is spearheading China's 5G push.
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China Mobile, which is spearheading China's 22017G development, is planning to launch trial 21G services in 26.3187 and full commercial services in 2020.
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Director of Britain's Muslim Women's Council Bana Gora, who is spearheading the Bradford project, said mosques had overlooked women and girls for years.
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Not the first coup accusation The Turkish government also accused Gulen's supporters of spearheading an unsuccessful coup attempt in Turkey in January 2014.
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Prior to Salesforce, Claudine led impact investing at Kiva, developing a new funding model for social enterprises and spearheading a new impact framework.
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It's always been a family affair, with Jones spearheading the effort and a revolving cast of co-founders and collaborators assisting with operations.
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After school, she spent seven years at the Washington Area Bicyclist Association, spearheading efforts to encourage more women in the District to cycle.
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Facebook's News Partnerships team is spearheading the experiment, employing both human curators and machine learning to populate the content in the new sections.
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Facebook has Instant Articles, Google is spearheading the AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) project, and the Apple News Format optimizes content for iOS devices.
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Like free-trade superheroes, Japan and New Zealand are spearheading efforts to make the Trans-Pacific Partnership a reality without the United States.
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That factor doesn't fully explain Yiannopoulos's role in the harassment of Jones, but it's a crucial component of the culture Yiannopoulos is spearheading.
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Kurds are spearheading the attack on Raqqa, but a mainly Arab force is planned to maintain security in the overwhelmingly Arab town thereafter.
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In addition, we welcomed Mary Elizabeth Taylor, our Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs, who is spearheading the Senate confirmation process for our nominees.
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That is, those two varieties of U.S.-produced crude oil are spearheading American exporters' direct challenge to OPEC for market share in Asia.
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Capital One has been working to expand its technology capabilities, with Chief Information Officer (CIO) Rob Alexander spearheading a multiyear digital transformation plan.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly reaffirmed his support for Pruitt, who is spearheading the administration's effort to roll back Obama-era environmental regulations.
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Despite spearheading the efforts on the proposal, Ocasio-Cortez encouraged Democrats in the upper chamber to vote present as a show of togetherness.
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What he lacks in fame, Chase has made up for in his family's business itself, spearheading its venture-capital arm, Koch Disruptive Technologies.
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In the aftermath of the Walmart shooting in El Paso, Texas that left 22 dead, community members and retailers are spearheading relief efforts.
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He and Dr. Wooldridge had left Hughes to form their own company when they were drafted into spearheading the intercontinental ballistic missile race.
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This was around the same time the former vice president was spearheading the Obama administration's efforts to pressure Ukraine to root out corruption.
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For example, at Microsoft, Jenny Lay-Flurrie, a deaf woman, functions as Chief Accessibility Officer, spearheading programs for accessibility, privacy and online safety.
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President Donald Trump has so far refused to fire Pruitt, who is spearheading his administration's efforts to roll back Obama-era environmental regulations.
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Randy, the only cat owner on the team, is spearheading the effort that should bring peace and order back to the pet world.
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Spearheading the opposition is Benny Gantz, a former army chief who has pleaded with voters to rally behind the rule of law. 6.
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Netanyahu has been spearheading Israel's tough response to the coronavirus outbreak, and also faces a legal battle over corruption allegations, which he denies.
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They say Gensler proved himself an aggressive regulator, spearheading the drive to overhaul the derivatives market, which had helped fuel the financial crisis.
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Spearheading the national decrease in meat consumption are women, who make up 250 percent of respondents who are eating 250 percent less meat.
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Families of children with rare genetic diseases are also working together to make treatments like the one Freed is spearheading possible, said Larson.
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Petronas Chemicals is spearheading the petrochemicals component of RAPID, which is Petronas' largest downstream project with an estimated $27 billion of total investment.
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UNICEF Malawi and the government of Malawi have been spearheading the use of drones and data in the international development and humanitarian context.
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Giannis, also known as the Greek Freak, is the reigning NBA Most Valuable Player, spearheading the league-leading Bucks with his otherworldly skills.
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In 2008 he was arrested for spearheading Charter 08, a pro-democracy manifesto that called for an end to authoritarian rule in China.
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Med Abrous and Marc Rose, restaurateurs from New York who have opened places in Graduate Hotels in other cities, are spearheading the project.
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Eventually, they can get promoted to director of sales, which manages the sales staff and works with revenue management while spearheading marketing strategies.
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She had spent much of her time in office since 2015 spearheading women's empowerment programs and convincing husbands to let their wives work.
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In Australia, Bonnin meets the scientists spearheading coral reef restoration projects, while Backshall swims with the endangered great hammerhead shark in the Bahamas.
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Spearheading these efforts is a commission launched by Aung San Suu Kyi's government, which came to power in 2016, to review the dam.
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Trump was scheduled to meet with North Korea's Kim Yong Chol, who is spearheading negotiations with Washington on denuclearization, at 12:15 p.m.
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Being able to observe systemic risk is the important end state of the work the FSB is spearheading in their data standards initiative.
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The FBI, along with state and local officials across the country, is spearheading the investigation into, so far, 10 suspicious packages in total.
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Cambridge Industries, the development and construction company that is spearheading the project, estimates that it could power 25 percent of the capital's households.
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"You are able to, of course, show leadership by spearheading the effort and, two, you are pulling the entire team together," Swann said.
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Of the 11 remaining, two are in prison, including the party's leader, Kem Sokha, charged with treason and accused of spearheading a plot.
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Ironically, it appears that Strzok, a counterintelligence specialist, was one of the FBI agents spearheading the agency's investigation of Hillary Clinton's email server.
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Local librarian Laura Keyes is spearheading the conference, and with much experience — she has been playing Mary Todd Lincoln for over a decade.
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Professor Jay Whitacre is spearheading pioneering work on energy storage, making it easier to use renewable energy sources such as solar and wind.
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Clinton technically has a Snapchat account, and the company has been covering the debate, with Hamby, a former CNN journalist, spearheading those efforts.
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"He's been spearheading all of this and remained strong and is keeping the focus to help the family plow through this," says the source.
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Lopez and her boyfriend Alex Rodriguez are spearheading relief efforts and collaborating with others, including Marc Anthony, to harness their celebrity to help out.
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This week's meetings mark the fourth Nuclear Security Summit after Obama announced in 2009 he was spearheading an international effort to secure nuclear material.
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That last one is going to be a bit sticky, given the agency spearheading this new foundation is the Los Angeles Department of Transportation.
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Party officials (not cybersecurity experts) told Politico they believed it was likely a nation spearheading the hack, but only because they were the target.
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In Sweden, a movement began in 2017 to boycott air travel, with famous Swedes spearheading the movement to grow awareness, according to the BBC.
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Jeff Holden, the company's chief product officer and the guy spearheading the Elevate project, made that mistake pretty much right out of the gate.
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CRS, which is spearheading the water fund, recently started working with residents at the top of the hills to reinforce the value of trees.
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Axios reporter Jonathan Swan presses Steve Bannon on "Axios on HBO" about how much success he's really had spearheading a nationalist movement in Europe.
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Ivanka has taken an increasingly public role at the White House in recent months, spearheading the administration's focus on economic, women and family issues.
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The Mix is among the mental health charities that are part of the Heads Together campaign that William, Kate and Prince Harry are spearheading.
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The Critical Materials Institute, for one, is spearheading an effort to mine the second largest application of rare earth magnets today: hard disk drives.
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Middle-class people, including doctors and university lecturers, then take to the streets of the capital, Khartoum, spearheading a national uprising against military dictatorship.
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While Special Counsel Robert Mueller is spearheading the Russia probe, Rosenstein, 53, still oversees the federal investigation in his role as deputy attorney general.
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Notably, the first AG to win against Big Tobacco, Mississippi AG Michael Moore, is also spearheading efforts against Big Pharma in this latest fight.
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And as it turns out, time flies when you&aposre a kind of spearheading an entire movement and an entire new genre of media.
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FS, which has been spearheading the Alitalia rescue efforts, has until Tuesday to find investors ready to inject fresh funds and revamp the airline.
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She also credited Feminist Frequency, the video series created by Anita Sarkeesian, with spearheading a broader conversation about how women are portrayed in games.
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Miami in the 80s was more than just a playground of debauchery—it was the playground, spearheading a freewheeling decade of drugs and decadence.
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He does not use social media or do TV interviews, although he is charged by the President with spearheading efforts to achieve Mideast peace.
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The executive chef spearheading this change is Jasmine Shimoda, formerly of Jasmine's at Happy Ending, Degustation and the John Dory in New York City.
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He accused the Gulen community, a secretive Islamic movement that had been his erstwhile allies but are now mortal enemies, of spearheading the coup.
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Hunter Biden sat on the board of Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma Holdings while his father was spearheading Ukraine policy for the Obama administration.
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Eric Swalwell (Calif.), who is spearheading the effort, wrote in a letter to colleagues urging them to sign on to a letter to Trump.
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White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert, on board since the start of the administration, is widely credited with spearheading Trump's cybersecurity executive order.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.), the former CEO of Reebok and Dollar General, is spearheading the effort in the Senate to kill the import tax.
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The crackdown came on the heels of bin Salman's month-long tour of Western countries, where he was billed as a modernizer spearheading change.
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Spearheading the name change is the group "Team Taiwan Campaign for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics," led by track and field Olympic medalist Chi Cheng.
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The E.P.A., which is spearheading much of President Obama's fight against global warming, is under particular fire from Republicans, even as environmental concerns rise.
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Trump has stood by Pruitt, who is spearheading the president's effort to roll back energy and environmental regulations, throughout the EPA chief's troubled tenure.
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Ms. Huffman was arrested on Tuesday morning in Los Angeles, according to the United States Attorney's Office in Boston, which is spearheading the prosecution.
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Fauci is spearheading an effort to develop a universal flu vaccine that would theoretically cover every strain of the flu over multiple flu seasons.
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The FBI and the Justice Department's criminal division are spearheading an investigation into the 737 Max's certification and marketing, sources told CNN on Wednesday.
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Some analysts see Chapek's appointment as a move to protect Disney's profit center during the huge direct-to-consumer transition that Mayer is spearheading.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is already spearheading an investigation into whether Trump campaign officials had improper contacts or colluded with Moscow during the election.
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The Post reported some lawyers representing the president are looking at ways to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller, who is spearheading the Russia probe.
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The US Navy is spearheading a massive cleanup effort led by the US Navy, which tasked a contractor, Tetra Tech, with removing radioactive contaminants.
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Cashin said markets are encouraged and investors are "somewhat impressed" by Trump instantly taking charge and spearheading some of his campaign promises via executive order.
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McGahn is widely credited with spearheading the president's rapid appointment of judges to the federal bench, one of the most consequential actions of his presidency.
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Last July, Twitter banned polarizing alt-right journalist and vicious troll Milo Yiannopoulos for spearheading a campaign of nasty racist tweets against comedian Leslie Jones.
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About 200 people are believed to be "spearheading" the attacks in South Africa, Fidelity Security Group said in response to questions from The Associated Press.
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He helped expand the city's bike paths and trails, update design standards, and was a member of a business council geared toward spearheading economic development.
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And I really credit Ashley [Clark] for spearheading this, for just starting to include people and talk about what's been missed while simultaneously breaking trends.
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Maria Contreras-Sweet, the Obama-era leader of the Small Business Administration who had been spearheading the buyout, said she was disappointed by the discovery.
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The top oil exporter is spearheading an effort by OPEC and other producers, including Russia, to keep 1.2 million barrels per day off the market.
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One big reason, as voiced by an investor, is that spearheading such an effort could get his firm blackballed by Palihapitiya's influential Silicon Valley friends.
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"This has transformed retail and it's going to transform airlines," said Kenny Jacobs, a former Tesco executive spearheading Ryanair's digital drive as chief marketing officer.
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Leoluca Orlando, the mayor of the southern port city of Palermo, is spearheading the movement, joined by mayors from cities including Florence, Naples, and Parma.
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Ferrovie are spearheading efforts to set up a consortium of investors ready to inject new funds into Alitalia, which was put under administration in 2017.
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Meanwhile, Kirsten Gillibrand has taken a significant amount of criticism from her own party for spearheading the effort that ultimately resulted in Al Franken's resignation.
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Days after news broke about the potential merger, Bloomberg reported that Clark is spearheading a competing offer with two buyout firms for the anitvirus provider.
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She was subsequently arrested, detained, and prohibited from speaking to the press, but her actions are credited with spearheading the women's right to drive movement.
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Those intrepid scientists—Mike Brown, best known as the guy who killed Pluto, and Konstantin Batygin—are currently spearheading a search for this elusive giant.
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As a result, despite spearheading production freeze efforts, Saudi Arabia has dismissed pursuing its supply-control quest if Iran does not collaborate, according to Reuters.
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Here, war vet Eric Carter (Straight Outta Compton's Corey Hawkins) is living life in witness protection after spearheading the operation that killed a known terrorist.
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In his leadership role at the White House's Office of American Innovation, Jared Kushner has been tasked with spearheading the federal government's IT modernization efforts.
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The situation is so dire that it has made its way through India's sluggish bureaucracy: the government is now spearheading research on sustainable tea practices.
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Moderna Museet in Stockholm is spearheading a call by Swedish museums asking the country's Culture Ministry to form a panel to investigate Nazi looting claims.
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He'll be spearheading Snap's new marketing campaign to reactivate Android users frustrated by its buggy app and bring them back to its newly reengineered version.
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The 10-year program covers some of the areas worst hit by war, said the government's Territory Renewal Agency (ART), which is spearheading the efforts.
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Take a look at Washington State, where an historically diverse coalition, which includes Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility, is spearheading a visionary initiative, Initiative 1631.
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Andrew Gillum, the 2628 Democratic candidate for Florida governor, is spearheading an initiative to register 28503 million new voters ahead of the 22019 presidential election.
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Federal prosecutors in California are reportedly spearheading the investigation into the leak of the financial information, and could bring criminal charges soon, according to CNN.
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Nantarika Chansue, the associate professor at Chulalongkorn University spearheading Bank's recovery, told Metro that the weight of the coins was making her move more sluggishly.
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The story is similar in Anchorage, Alaska, where a group of local business owners are spearheading a bid despite a metropolitan population of about 400,000.
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The State Department was also seen as having more pull under the Obama administration, spearheading negotiations on the Iran nuclear deal and other international pacts.
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I am spearheading a fundraiser alongside HBO for The IRC as well as The Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs in NYC on November 17, 2019.
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Warner is also spearheading efforts to create legislation requiring online outlets to reveal who is purchasing political ads, mirroring rules governing radio and television ads.
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The 32-year-old prince has been tasked with spearheading Saudi Arabia's efforts in diversifying the kingdom's economy and its shift away from oil dependence.
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Read through for my experience with Magic Stone, as well as a few other natural bar soaps that are spearheading this soap-as-treatment trend.
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He praises Kim for spearheading the Lyft partnership ... which will help up to 5,000 soon-to-be-released prisoners get a ride to job interviews.
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The company spearheading the effort, VoteCastr, plans real-time projections of presidential and Senate races in Colorado, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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Graham Verchere, who plays Leo, and Grace VanderWaal, who plays Stargirl, are reportedly spearheading the effort to get Love, Stargirl adapted by Disney+ as well.
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But Democrats, led by Senator Chuck Schumer and the Congressional Black Caucus, are outraged at Mr. Farr's nomination and are spearheading a campaign against him.
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An official on the call accused Zarif of "spearheading propaganda and disinformation efforts" and implementing the policies of Iran's supreme leader and Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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He consistently attacked officials in charge of spearheading the US's global health programs, like Mark Green, the director of the US Agency for International Development.
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Krishna has been spearheading IBM&aposs counteroffensive, which is focused on taking on hybrid cloud computing, which he expects will be a $1.2 trillion market.
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But those spearheading the opposition are not giving up: "This is by far the largest outpouring of public concern ICANN has ever seen," Malthouse said.
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This documentary explores why thousands of rape kits across the country remained unprocessed for years and highlights those spearheading efforts to get through the backlog.
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The launch industry is undergoing a number of major changes, among them the shift from traditional manufacturing to 3D printing — which Relativity Space is spearheading.
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Prince Mohammed is spearheading an effort to modernize the kingdom by reducing its dependence on oil, diversifying the economy and improving life for Saudi citizens.
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In the wake of the Camp fire, members of the Mechoopda Tribe are spearheading an effort to bring Butte County forests back under indigenous stewardship.
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"I strongly support expanding healthcare to folks who need it," Otter said in a news release from Idahoans for Healthcare, which is spearheading the effort.
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Unions have been divided over Macron's reforms so far, with only the Communist Party-rooted CGT spearheading street demonstrations against the loosening of employment laws.
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Cybersecurity starts with hardened standard identifiers, the ones the OFR is spearheading here in the U.S. The OFR's identity standardization initiative needs to be sustained.
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Vindman's testimony before the three House committees spearheading the impeachment inquiry marked the most significant crack yet in the White House's blockade of witness testimony.
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"While women are spearheading the campaign, we also need men to be involved because decision making in the community is controlled entirely by men," she said.
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The main questions on our minds when spearheading these massive get-togethers: Where the hell will everyone stay and how much is it going to cost?
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In response to the problem, Facebook is spearheading a $14m "News Integrity Initiative", and the OECD wants children to be taught how to spot fake news.
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The committee that oversees the Justice Department, the House Judiciary Committee, is now on the sidelines of the impeachment probe after spearheading the effort for months.
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Some Turkish officials immediately pointed a finger at the Gulen movement, a sect accused of spearheading a failed coup attempt that killed 270 people in July.
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None of the women I know are inking seven-figure deals on a regular basis and spearheading companies that are positioned to corner entire beauty markets.
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Ministers on the trip include defense minister Pak Yong Sik, and foreign minister Ri Yong Ho, besides an official spearheading peaceful reunification efforts, Ri Son Gwon.
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The prime minister's office referred questions to the interior ministry, which is spearheading the effort to fight people smuggling in Libya and also had no comment.
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Fang claims that Enterprise, along with the lobbying group American Car Rental Association, is spearheading a nationwide effort to pass state legislation hostile to Turo's business.
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There is no single host spearheading this year's festivities: Presenters including Liam Payne, Blake Lively, and Millie Bobbie Brown will be the ones running the show.
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In recent news, however, political leader Reverend William Barber II has announced that he is spearheading a new Poor People's Campaign to take place in 2018.
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His own deputy, Tom Watson, is spearheading a public drive to put any agreed deal up against the choice of not leaving the EU at all.
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"Every day, it's life or death," said Savannah Baker, a British-Jamaican creative director and photographer who is spearheading an effort via the fundraising site GoFundMe.
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He is spearheading a reform plan called Vision 2030 that aims to wean Saudis off government aid and diversify an economy almost wholly dependent on oil.
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Abiy, who took office in April, is spearheading a bold push to shake the African nation of 100 million people from decades of security-obsessed rule.
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This 63-year-old Presbyterian pastor has become a force to be reckoned with in South Korea, spearheading a conservative pushback against President Moon Jae-in.
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The Democratic-led panel is now spearheading the House impeachment inquiry against the Republican president over Trump's request that Ukraine investigate a Democratic rival, Joe Biden.
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Late Wednesday evening, Trump went to Twitter to express disgust at the Democrats spearheading the impeachment inquiry — and touted his economic record with his characteristic hyperbole.
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His estate, now spearheading the case with Zarda's sister and partner, won an appeal in the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit last year.
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Queiroz, a Google veteran, has been involved in the company's hardware efforts for years, spearheading earlier projects like Google TV and the Chromecast streaming media products.
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Women in war zones across the world are spearheading the vital work of trust-building, convening spaces for combatants and communities to reconstitute their frayed ties.
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By spearheading the effort to bring self-driving cars to the streets of a major city like NYC, the automaker is expanding its ambitions even further.
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The Democratic-led Intelligence Committee is currently spearheading the House impeachment inquiry against Trump over his July request that Ukraine investigate a Democratic rival, Joe Biden.
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An anti-corruption drive President Xi Jinping is spearheading could benefit too, with digital transactions easier to trace than the journey of bags stuffed with cash.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Britain must not "export its political crisis" over to Europe, said French politician Nathalie Loiseau, who is spearheading President Emmanuel Macron's European election campaign.
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Meanwhile, special counsel Robert Mueller is spearheading a federal probe into the matter, which includes reviewing whether there was coordination between President's Trump campaign and Moscow.
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As part of that, he has been spearheading proposals to curb the flow of counterfeit products from China that are sold on American e-commerce platforms.
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But more than anything, she is remembered now for leading a revolution from the margins, spearheading the rebellion at Stonewall as a transgender African-American woman.
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Mr. O'Connell added that "hybrid concepts are becoming more and more popular," and credited Saturdays NYC — a surf shop-cum-coffee bar — with spearheading the trend.
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Michael Ellenberg, a former executive vice president of drama development at HBO, is spearheading the project through his new film and TV production company, Media Res.
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Imran Khan, the former cricket star and opposition politician who has been spearheading the campaign against Mr. Sharif, stands to gain the most from his removal.
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Several journalists and political dissidents disappeared off Sri Lanka's streets after the guns had gone silent, when Mr. Rajapaksa and his brothers were spearheading the government.
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At Hologic — a medical device firm specializing in women's health — CIO Trish Torizzo is spearheading an effort to standardize its tech platforms under an Oracle system.
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He grew to become one of the country's most powerful commanders, spearheading an effort to deploy militias around the Middle East to grow Iran's influence there.
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Cipollone is also spearheading Trump&aposs impeachment defense team, raising the possibility that the president&aposs lawyer could now be a witness to his alleged misconduct.
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CNN reported at the time that Jared Kushner, senior adviser to the President and Trump's son-in-law, was spearheading the White House prison reform push.
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Shannon and her co-sponsors are representative of who's been spearheading the movement for reproductive health, rights, and justice in the state for decades: Black women.
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While Solomon, 55, may spend his days negotiating deals and spearheading one of the world's most powerful investment banks, he has a surprising hobby: disc jockeying.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the 32-year-old spearheading the kingdom's economic transformation plan, is expected to visit the United States later this month.
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Netflix Description: After spearheading an ill-fated bank robbery, a man must get his mentally challenged younger brother out of jail while eluding his own capture.
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John Evans spurred growth in the state by spearheading Colorado's first railroad, and his daughter Ann Evans became a powerful force in Denver's arts and cultural space.
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Ankara says Syrian Kurdish YPG fighters spearheading the SDF are part of the PKK, which is designated a terrorist organization by the United States and European Union.
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The US military knows this well, and it's been spearheading food science research for well over a century in order to build the world's most efficient army.
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Ranchers whose cattle spend their time grazing are often those spearheading the lobbying efforts for shooting wolves in the United States and for rounding up wild horses.
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The company, co-founded by Mannick, is spearheading a Phase 2b clinical trial of these TOR inhibitors, set to be concluded by the end of the year.
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Hariri was spearheading efforts to garner international aid to help Lebanon deal with the strain of hosting 1.5 million Syrian refugees, or a quarter of the population.
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Spearheading this initiative was Jeff L. Rosenheim, curator in charge of the department of photographs at the museum, who spoke to BuzzFeed News about the incredible exhibition.
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In the hourslong confabs, Congress heard testimony from Calibra chief David Marcus, who is spearheading the Libra project, as well as experts on payment systems and cryptocurrencies.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb is resigning, after spearheading a crackdown on electronic cigarettes and helping to lead the administration's response to the opioid epidemic.
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"Shirley and I always said, we were Laurey," Andreas said during the event's panel, which also featured Fish and Bill Bost, who is spearheading Skydance Television's Oklahoma!
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The goal is to raise at least $10,000 to construct an additional facility in a new middle school that Niños De Guatemala is spearheading in Antigua, Guatemala.
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The FBI's field office in San Francisco is spearheading a federal investigation into the hacks that happened across the country, a spokesman for the office told CNN.
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He wrote or cowrote all but one of the double-album's 143 tracks, and played a large part in its fundraising by spearheading an Indiegogo crowdsourcing campaign.
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A mom spearheading a medical awareness fundraiser was overjoyed when she received not the biggest, but the best, donation of them all: One from her own son.
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The rest of USA Gymnastics leadership remains in place, too, and they are the ones the Daniels report has tasked with spearheading major reform and culture change.
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The White House is in crisis mode as it seeks to quell an uproar over the president's abrupt firing of Comey, who was spearheading the Russia investigation.
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Now, cities across Europe are increasingly deciding to reclaim public services, spearheading a growing movement for "remunicipalization," meaning the return of public services from private to public.
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Badly in need of diversion from the anaemic state of the "Never Trump" campaign he is spearheading, Mr Cruz rushed the announcement of his vice-presidential pick.
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A person familiar with the matter told the newspaper that Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz is now spearheading an investigation into the classification of the documents.
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Italy's state-owned railway group Ferrovie dello Stato is spearheading an effort to set up a consortium of investors to buy Alitalia, which is managed by administrators.
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But where administration officials stressed Tillerson's role spearheading their diplomatic outreach, critics saw yet another chapter in the saga of a marginalized secretary and his diminished department.
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He also announced the appointment of former digital adviser Brad Parscale — who is spearheading a pro-Trump outside group called America First Policies — as his campaign adviser.
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That led to one of the biggest successes of the company, something that I was spearheading and intimately involved with, which was when we created CAA Eleven.
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Our organization, Smart Approaches to Marijuana, is spearheading the Marijuana Accountability Project (MAP), a credible and trusted resource for the sensible oversight of the recreational marijuana industry.
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Mr. Shaw said that the presence of the university was spearheading an influx of new academic and corporate investment, including a £150 million research and development hub.
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The poll of more than 25,000 voters was commissioned by the People's Vote campaign, which is spearheading an increasingly vocal push for a second referendum on Brexit.
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So while there's plenty to criticize Google for on numerous fronts (like its apathy toward protecting net neutrality), spearheading a nationalized 5G surveillance cabal isn't among them.
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This time, they'll work alongside Chris Liddell, a top aide to Trump — and the former chief financial officer at Microsoft — who is spearheading the American Technology Council.
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New York–based artist and writer Kayhan Irani, who is spearheading the project, said the 1986 amnesty program proves that a large-scale legalization program is feasible.
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The senator spearheading the effort to tackle opioid addiction tells The Hill that "prevention" measures need to be included in any legislation sent to President Obama. Sen.
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Cioni is known in the industry for creating creative services company Light Iron in 2009 and spearheading the Millennium DXL 8K large-format camera system at Panavision.
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Two decades later, George W. Bush drew on Fauci's advice in spearheading an aggressive anti-AIDS initiative that has saved millions of lives in the developing world.
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Bannon has also been spearheading the administration's messaging strategy of making the media the enemy — he called the media the "opposition party" during the administration's first week.
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Falih had been spearheading the move towards an initial public offering but lately had been blamed for a slowing in the Saudi Arabian company's movements towards diversification.
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In Texas, the Democratic party is spearheading a data experiment that, if it works, could turn an emerging battleground state's electoral outlook indigo by doing just that.
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Although Barber emphasized that he was spearheading a moral rather than a partisan movement, the party was such a mess that he became its de facto leader.
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Ghebreyesus faces the unenviable task of spearheading the multilateral response to the Wuhan coronavirus, while heading an agency still hamstrung by defective management, governance and financing structures.
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Comey was spearheading the Russia probe when he was abruptly fired, and Trump said on national television that "this Russia thing" was a factor in his decision.
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A Colorado civic group is spearheading an effort to buy The Denver Post, which is in open revolt against the New York hedge fund that owns it.
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And, he was responsible for spearheading his famous talk show, "Inside the Actors Studio" -- James interviewed actors, big and small, to pick their brains about the craft.
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And he is spearheading Saudi Arabia's embargo of neighboring Qatar, which Mr. Trump has praised because he, like the Saudis, accuses the Qataris of financing extremist groups.
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The hearings themselves were initially conducted behind closed doors, but about 100 lawmakers — Democrats and Republicans on each committee spearheading the impeachment inquiry — were allowed to attend.
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In the House, Short said he has met with the centrist Blue Dog Democrats and the Problem Solvers Caucus, which is spearheading a bipartisan health care bill.
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Maggie Hassan are spearheading a bipartisan bill to help implement a "Green Alert" system in every state, trying to save the lives of veterans like Corey Adams.
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Richard Shelby, an Alabama Republican who chairs the Appropriations Committee and is spearheading the talks, spoke to Vice President Mike Pence to update him on the progress.
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But it will build a "concrete foundation" for better combating the problem in the future, said McEachern, the consultant at ATIS, which is spearheading "SHAKEN/STIR" development.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) told The Hill he is spearheading a letter to demand a more thorough explanation from the administration about why it pulled the proposal.
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Sarbanes is spearheading the comprehensive anti-corruption legislation that is House Democrats' first bill of the year, so he's an obvious ally on Warren's anti-corruption bill.
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CORKE: White House counsel Don McGahn and Leonard Leo are said to be spearheading the search, drawing from a list of more than two dozen reliably conservative jurists.
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Italy's state-owned railway group Ferrovie dello Stato is spearheading attempts to set up a consortium of investors to buy the Italian carrier, which is managed by administrators.
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Jackie Speier (D-CA), one of the figures spearheading efforts to address sexual misconduct in Congress, is also helming the push to wear black to Trump's Tuesday speech.
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There's Google Wallet, Android Pay, the open Payment Request API it's spearheading, and now the brand new "Google Payment API," to name just a few of its approaches.
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An experienced social enterprise executive and public sector leader, her accomplishments include spearheading Federal sustainability for the Obama administration and helping to build the global green building movement.
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He has been spearheading efforts by the Western-backed Palestinian Authority (PA) to reconcile with Hamas, an Islamist group that won control of the Gaza Strip in 2007.
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The North's coverage described extensively how Mr. Kim was spearheading efforts to open "an era of national reconciliation and solidarity, and peace and prosperity" on the divided peninsula.
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Why, for example, was Adam Schiff's Intelligence Committee spearheading depositions and testimonies from State Department officials and not Eliot Engel's Foreign Affairs Committee, whose jurisdiction covers diplomatic matters?
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Last year, the firm suffered another blow as renowned AI expert Lu Qi resigned as chief operating officer and moved onto spearheading Y Combinator's newly minted China program.
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Walt Disney World, Sea World and Universal Orlando are spearheading the movement in hope of sidelining any fears tourists may have of being exposed to Zika-carrying mosquitoes.
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Jackie Speier (D-CA), one of the figures spearheading efforts to address sexual misconduct in Congress, is also leading the push to wear black to Trump's Tuesday speech.
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Iran has since increased its regional influence, with its forces and allied militias spearheading the fight against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and holding sway in Baghdad.
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At the peak moment of Disney-meets well, all of fashion, Coach is grabbing the torch and spearheading the latest collection featuring none other than Minnie Mouse herself.
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Obama has been at odds with the kingdom throughout the last eight years, most notably through his spearheading of a nuclear deal with the Saudis' regional rival, Iran.
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Amamiya, who had three years earlier won praise for spearheading Kuroda's radical stimulus, received daily visits from bank executives furious about low bond yields, which were crushing margins.
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With Google Now, Aparna is spearheading Google's big bet on making smart phones smarter and transforming how we'll get information and get things done in a mobile world.
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Yost said by phone that racial discrimination hasn't been an issue on the platform yet, but that he's spearheading a branding campaign to promote equality and non-discrimination.
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Saudi is much more critical of Qatar's relationship with mainly Shia Muslim Iran, for example, and is spearheading the evolution of a united Sunni voice in the region.
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Sparked by debates around fair pay, sexual harassment and workplace culture, two female state senators are spearheading a bill to promote greater gender representation in corporate decision-making.
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Dodik, president of Republika Srpska, defied a Constitutional Court ruling by spearheading a campaign to to hold a referendum on celebrating "The Day of Republika Srpska" in January.
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On Thursday, Mayor Mike Rawlings credited Brown with spearheading the largest reduction of crime in the city in decades and reducing the use of deadly force by police.
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"The transformation she's spearheading has led to high-level staff turnover and has left the Chamber with few true allies on Capitol Hill," a source told The Hill.
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Erdogan won support among Kurds for spearheading a peace process in 2013, the first time Kurdish political demands had been addressed, and for easing some restrictions on them.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.), who is spearheading the negotiations.
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"They are trigger-loaded to say no," commented Bill Short, a career naval officer who is spearheading a citizen's effort to get the VA to be more responsive.
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Yewno used a knowledge graph to aggregate reams of data sets on the AI industry, identify the most important trends, and link these to the companies spearheading them.
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The 32-year old heir apparent has been making waves in Saudi and beyond by spearheading a program of radical economic and societal reforms in the conservative kingdom.
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Adobe, Twitter, and the New York Times Company are spearheading the Content Authenticity Initiative, which aims to create a reliable system of attribution for digital creators and publishers.
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Spearheading the charge will be Gary Cohn, a former top executive at Goldman Sachs, and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs trader and hedge fund manager.
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The two men are high-profile Sunni Muslim allies of Shi'ite Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who is spearheading the efforts to root out the Sunni jihadist group.
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Ms. Neuman-Lee, who is spearheading efforts to welcome more underrepresented groups into herpetology, said that last week's lecture might have been a turning point for the field.
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MBS has also pushed an aggressive foreign policy — overseeing the disastrous war in Yemen, spearheading a diplomatic blockade of Qatar, and cultivating close ties with the Trump administration.
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I am a New England regional organizer for Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), the largest New Left student organization spearheading the opposition to the war in Vietnam.
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Neon benders are busier than ever, museums are spearheading neon restoration projects, and cities are using the distinctive light to lure shoppers and diners to once deserted downtowns.
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Among other responsibilities, the Administration Committee is spearheading the House's response to how Congress is addressing complaints about sexual harassment and held hearings on the issue last year.
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North Korea did say on Monday that the U.S. would pay a "due price" for spearheading a U.N. resolution against the country's recent nuclear test, according to Reuters.
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Mr. Kilic was arrested last month on charges of having a connection to the Islamic group that is accused of spearheading the failed coup in Turkey last year.
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The New York attorney general is spearheading a lawsuit against the E.P.A., contending the agency broke the law when it reversed course on the federal ban of chlorpyrifos.
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Trump surrogate Ben Carson, a Seventh Day Adventist, is purportedly spearheading the effort with Family Research Council President Tony Perkins and Bill Dallas, leader of United in Purpose.
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Members of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee are spearheading the effort to draft tax reform legislation, using the Better Way proposal as a starting point.
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The House Democrat spearheading his party's attempt to win back the majority in 2018 says he intends to field challengers for all GOP incumbents in the midterm election.
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Trump surrogate Ben Carson is reportedly spearheading the efforts to organize the meeting with Family Research Council president Tony Perkins and Bill Dallas, leader of United in Purpose.
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But the officials also agreed that it was unusual -- if not unprecedented -- for the US official spearheading the peace negotiations to not have a top-level security clearance.
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He is credited with spearheading the country's industrialization in the 1980s and standing up to the International Monetary Fund during the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s.
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Spearheading the Qatari drive has been envoy Mohammed Al-Emadi, who Palestinian officials said this week brought $10 million to Gaza, via Israel, to disburse to the poor.
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LeBron and his producing partner, Maverick Carter, are spearheading the project through their production company, Springhill Entertainment ... with "Atlanta" writers, Stephen Glover and Jamal Olori, doing the screenplay.
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Most American presidents wouldn't heap praise on a foreign leader for spearheading an anti-drug campaign that has killed more than 7,000 people, including children as young as 4.
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The organization 22Kill, which advocates for veterans and raises awareness of veteran suicides, is spearheading the movement with the goal of getting people to do 22 million push-ups.
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Jenkins also spent much of her year spearheading the Transgender Oral History Project at the University of Minnesota, which collected primary source materials about the Upper Midwest trans community.
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As chief security officer, he's spearheading the company's investigation into how Kremlin-tied Facebook accounts may have used the service to spread misinformation during last year's U.S. presidential campaign.
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" During his remarks Kevin Reilly, who is spearheading those plans as well as the company's basic cable networks, upgraded the multi-channel media environment to a "omni-channel universe.
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"What's happening is really brutal, as bad as anything I've ever seen," said Gelernt, who is spearheading a lawsuit to prohibit family separation unless the parent is deemed unfit.
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For Obama the timing is inconvenient: Cameron is also spearheading the campaign to keep his country as a member of the E.U. ahead of a referendum vote in June.
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London (CNN Business)France's three wealthiest families are coming to the rescue of a national icon, spearheading a fundraising drive to rebuild Notre Dame that has topped $19923 million.
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David Marcus, the Facebook executive spearheading the project, has been scheduled to testify before the Senate Banking Committee next week, and is actively asking regulators and others for feedback.
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California is the standard-bearer for progressive experimentation nationally, spearheading policies to deal with climate change, gay rights, the decriminalisation of drugs, paid family leave, inclusive immigration and more.
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Leslie Jones in the "Saturday Night Live" season finale tore into conservative states that are spearheading restrictive abortion laws — while dressed as a handmaid for the "Weekend Update" segment.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who has been spearheading the investigation into foreign interference in the 2016 presidential election in an effort to uphold our nation's democracy, needs tech support.
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Despite his lifelong antipathy to Soviet communism, he joined Defense Secretary Brown in spearheading an unsuccessful drive to win Senate approval for the 1979 SALT-2 arms control accord.
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Madeline has thrown herself into spearheading community theater and being the perfect mother — and she never stopped to consider how this quest for perfection was affecting those around her.
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The roof, the roof, the roof is on solar: Tesla, the car company spearheading the third industrial revolution of clean energy automobiles, is now branching out to home improvement.
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So MoMA's cinephiles teamed with the George Lucas Family Foundation and the Martin Scorsese-fronted Film Foundation, spearheading an ambitious project to return the film to its original glory.
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But the larger group of 17 lawmakers tasked with spearheading a deal had narrowed the funding gap to between $1.3 billion and $85033 billion as of late last week.
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The National Association of Manufacturers, one of those spearheading the proxy war, declared that the proposal was "a significant victory" that "sets up reasonable guardrails" on the proxy process.
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" The new Treasury undersecretary would be charged with spearheading a national FinTech strategy "to ensure America is the best country to create companies and grow jobs developing financial technologies.
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Still, he entrusted Mr. Christie with running his transition process, a task that the governor eagerly took up and that few prominent Republicans had expressed an interest in spearheading.
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Earlier in March it was also reported that the former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, whom President Trump fired earlier this year, was spearheading an investigation into Price's stock trades.
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"I believe we will have the first green bond issued this year," said Lamin Manjang, chairman of the Kenya Bankers Association (KBA), which is spearheading the green finance initiative.
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More than 200 members of Parliament signed a letter accusing her of spearheading a policy change "on the hoof" in an effort to overcome the scandal, the Guardian reports.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lawmakers spearheading efforts to reform U.S. biofuels regulations are considering a blanket waiver for all small refineries, according to four sources familiar with their draft legislation.
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Mr. Alvarez has been the sole public spokesman for the family since the tragedy, and has also been spearheading fund-raising efforts to assist with Mr. Silverio's funeral costs.
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Crown Prince Mohammed, who rose to prominence after his father became king in 2015, has shown little deference to the traditional religious establishment while spearheading an unprecedented social opening.
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Ms. Murad, spearheading a campaign to bring justice to fellow Yazidi victims, travels the world sharing her story in an effort to enlist global leaders to to her cause.
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The girl said friends and family in New Jersey had sent her pictures of devastating damage from the storm, and she wondered why Christie wasn't there spearheading the response.
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The campaign hired the staff member, Richard McDaniel, earlier this year to head the national field operations, a job that involved spearheading the campaign's organizing structure and outreach programs.
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For Ricky Arriola, a Miami Beach commissioner who is spearheading the crackdown on clutter, noise and crime, the bacchanal along Ocean Drive lurched long ago toward becoming Bourbon Street.
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But whether you're giving a speech at your best friend's wedding or spearheading a big project at work, you'll be required to speak in front of a crowd. Ugh.
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"We think there's an attempt to bias proxy reporting to company management," said Ken Bertsch, executive director of the Council of Institutional Investors which is spearheading the investors' response.
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Huffman blasted the GOP for dropping his Confederate flag amendment during conference negotiations with the Senate at the same time that Lewis was spearheading the House floor sit-in.
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In practice, the country's spearheading of the urban Latin movement has been systematically downplayed or otherwise ignored in lieu of a narrative that favors Puerto Rico to a fault.
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Republicans also argue it is unfair that only members of the three committees spearheading the inquiry — Intelligence, Oversight and Foreign Affairs — are permitted to attend the closed-door interviews.
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Farrakhan has served as the leader of the Nation of Islam since the 1970s, spearheading a reforming of the organization after the death of its former leader Elijah Muhammad.
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Italy's state-owned railway group Ferrovie dello Stato is spearheading an effort to set up a consortium of investors to buy loss-making Alitalia, which is managed by administrators.
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Gutierrez was best known at Microsoft for spearheading the company's patent licensing efforts, including deals struck with hardware makers to pay Microsoft for their use of Linux and Android.
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The group spearheading the protest in Kochi will stage more such protests in various other districts on Tuesday, said Father Augustine Vattoli, coordinator of the Save Our Sisters Action Council.
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Comey was spearheading the FBI's counterintelligence investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow in 2016, and many speculated that Trump had fired Comey to shut down the investigation.
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The spin classes' spearheading organizers, Helen Wu, Webb Allen, and Natalie Robehmed, met through going out in New York and bonded over their love for both moody techno and cycling.
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Add it all up and Amazon isn't just spearheading the continued shift to web and mobile commerce, but is bundling it all together in ways that no rival can match.
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That report also highlighted that several of the executives spearheading the Facebook project are ex-PayPal employees, including leader David Marcus, who was the company's president from 2012 to 2014.
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It's hard to imagine Shay Mitchell's Pretty Little Liars character Emily Fields spearheading a successful YouTube channel where she enthusiastically reviews fuchsia lipstick or recreates the latest unicorn highlighter trend.
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But it remains to be seen how the domestic political turmoil affects the prospects of the long-delayed Mideast peace plan that Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is spearheading.
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"We're worried about the same things as other parents like exclusion, and bullying," said Princess Sofia, who, along with her husband, is spearheading an anti-bullying campaign through their foundation.
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China's economy had recently opened up and, in 2000, Beijing hosted the first Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, spearheading a campaign to court good relations with resource-rich African nations.
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Richard Barden, the Institution employee spearheading the effort, says that the shoes are made of at least 12 materials, each of which presents its own set of challenges to preserve.
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Together, with Gumbs shooting the photos and Cervantes spearheading the creative, they've made an incredible new edition to Maroon World that explores the ways we give, receive, and lose love.
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"Look at the F-35, with all the might of the multinational effort, is still evolving," said a source in the aeronautical development agency which is spearheading the LCA effort.
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She couldn't hear or see the protests, but she knew about them from watching the coverage on TV and was able to meet some of the activists spearheading the campaign.
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But unlike the "wolfpack" funds where entrepreneurs only get aid from the partner spearheading the relationship, all of Initialized's staff pitches in with deal spotting and around-the-clock assistance.
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Matthew Parris, an anti-Brexit columnist and former Conservative lawmaker, told BBC radio that Gove might envisage a situation in which he would be spearheading a new approach to Brexit.
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As we previously reported, Hollywood power player Kenya Barris -- producer of "Black-ish" -- is spearheading the project WITH Griffin and told us they are dead serious about making it happen.
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"We are working to make a new country, and we are ready," said Nigeria-based Julius Ayuk Tabe, chairman of the Governing Council of Ambazonia, which is spearheading the movement.
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The cyber coordinator's responsibilities were folded into State's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, where Rob Strayer is spearheading efforts to engage with U.S. allies and international partners on cybersecurity.
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Influential leaders and members from The Women's March, NARAL, Ultraviolet, Center For Popular Democracy, and Planned Parenthood are spearheading a week of direct action inside the capitol beginning on Sept.
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Bill Jason is spearheading the effort to convert the Carnegie Library on the campus of Good Will-Hinckley, a charitable organization, into a museum that would open in January 2017.
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Manfra is now responsible for spearheading efforts to provide cyber hygiene scanning and other security tests to states looking to shore up their digital systems ahead of November's midterm elections.
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The arrests come on the heels of Mohammed bin Salman's month-long tour of Western countries, where he was billed as a modernizer spearheading change in the ultra-conservative kingdom.
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Catalonia's leaders have sought safety in Brussels as they face criminal charges for spearheading the region's independence movement, throwing up a potentially awkward situation between Belgium, the EU and Spain.
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Kurdish militia are spearheading an assault against the hardline militants in their Syrian stronghold Raqqa, from where Islamic State has planned attacks around the world for the past three years.
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In the role, Krebs will be responsible for overseeing the security of federal civilian networks and spearheading the federal government's efforts to protect critical infrastructure from cyber and physical threats.
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For many years, analysts were skeptical of Google Cloud being able to catch up to Amazon Web Services and Microsoft, but Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian is spearheading several changes.
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Defence Forces Commander General Constantino Chiwenga is a strong contender for one of the vice presidency slots as a reward for spearheading the de facto coup that ended Mugabe's rule.
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She is spearheading the White House Workforce Expansion Initiative, with a goal of working with companies and local communities to fill the current skills gap between available employment and individuals.
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Black woman are spearheading efforts to raise awareness in our communities about the impacts of environmental racism through education and advocacy, creating resources that spread the word on personal safety.
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"While our weak posture toward Iran undermines our interests, we cannot forget that Hillary Clinton was the initiator of this dangerous approach by spearheading the disastrous nuclear deal," he said.
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Justice Mello ruled that Eduardo Cunha, the Brazilian legislator spearheading the effort to impeach Ms. Rousseff, who himself faces bribery charges, must evaluate a request made to impeach Mr. Temer.
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Cleveland also has a rich civil rights history, where Amzie Moore founded a grocery store, beauty shop and gas station on U.S. Highway 61, while spearheading a civil rights headquarters.
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But with India's Muslims spearheading the demonstrations this past week, the 453-million strong minority showed it can organize as a formidable force to check Mr. Modi's Hindu nationalist government.
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As VP of research at Samsung he later moved on to projects like Gear VR, but with Neon he's now spearheading an initiative without direct oversight from the parent company.
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About 10,000 asylum-seekers have been sent to Matamoros under the Trump administration policy, said Jodi Goodwin, an attorney spearheading a pilot program to help immigrants represent themselves in court.
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But South Korea's ice hockey association hasn't heard much from the politicians spearheading those plans, other than being told by the sports ministry to "get prepared," the senior official said.
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Milwaukee Alderwoman Chantia Lewis, who is spearheading a pilot program in her city, said she hopes the local experiments prove so successful that they'll force action at the national level.
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They are spearheading efforts within our school's community and beyond our walls to work toward justice on a variety of issues including consent, racial equality, gun safety and climate change.
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Puigdemont, the former president of the long-restive Spanish region, was sacked by Madrid in October for spearheading the illegal drive for independence, and fled to Belgium to avoid arrest.
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He most recently made news when he was profiled in the Times for spearheading an effort to build a city of cryptocurrency enthusiasts in the hurricane-ravaged capital of Puerto Rico.
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David Chavern, CEO of the News Media Alliance, a group that has been spearheading the idea, says publishers need the legal right to strike a "better deal" with Google and Facebook.
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She is president of the Walt Whitman Initiative, and is spearheading the campaign to grant landmark status to Whitman's only standing residence in New York City (99 Ryerson Street in Brooklyn).
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Obama displayed the same cool dignity in his welcoming of the new president, a man who spent years spearheading the birther campaign of "cold-blooded bigotry", to borrow Evelyn Waugh's phrase.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the change addressed a key component of an initiative, known as the "Christchurch Call", she is spearheading to halt the spread of violence online.
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A former aide of Mr Netanyahu and now one of the leaders of the right-wing Jewish Home party, she has been spearheading the campaign for a more conservative Supreme Court.
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You can watch BBC America with YouTube TV or Sling TV. NBC Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb are spearheading the Today show coverage of the royal wedding from 4:30 a.m.
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A team based out of Redmond, Washington, has been spearheading the effort to build the new AI assistant, according to two former Facebook employees who left the company in recent months.
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The video—which features music by Ricky Reed and was directed by Jonas Åkerlund, who's spearheading the new Lords of Chaos movie—imagines an alternate future where Trump is elected president.
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The self-proclaimed "flaming feminist litigator" has also played a crucial role spearheading the bench's progressive wings over the last 24 years: Her first majority opinion was in United States v.
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Matt Duffy scored twice, had three hits and drove in two runs, spearheading a 12-hit attack that propelled the Rays to their second eight-game winning streak of the season.
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It's true that Clinton goes to Hollywood to fundraise and has celebrities speak on her behalf, but there's no massively popular, left-wing television network spearheading the Democratic Party's ideological message.
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So are you saying that Democrats with this president, despite what Elizabeth Warren is saying, that they will actually work with people like Jared Kushner, who is also spearheading this effort?
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The non-profit Inno Community Development Organisation, which is spearheading the initiative, said the code of conduct is still being drafted, but 400 individuals and charities have pledged to support it.
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In response, he has led the charge to return balance to the EPA by spearheading court challenges against the EPA's unconstitutional Clean Power Plan and the Waters of the U.S. rules.
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Even worse, it will be Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE spearheading the effort.
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Going forward, Under Secretary Krebs will be responsible for overseeing the security of federal civilian networks and spearheading the federal government's efforts to protect critical infrastructure from cyber and physical threats.
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Google and Facebook are spearheading an effort to block part of a major email privacy bill that they say would dangerously expand what data law enforcement can obtain without a warrant.
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John Stamos had some major career highs in 2015 – starring on Fox's Grandfathered in addition to spearheading the plans for Fuller House, on which he is a producer and guest star.
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Last week, CEO Mark Zuckerberg was heavily criticized for his position on political ads when he testified before Congress in a hearing about the libra cryptocurrency, which the company is spearheading.
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The Sierra Club and a coalition of other environmental groups are now spearheading an ad campaign to force Pruitt to resign over what they call a "reckless" anti-environmental deregulatory agenda.
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Biden, who was spearheading the Obama administration's Ukraine work, was at the center of these efforts, and threatened to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees from Ukraine if Shokin wasn't fired.
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Felix Sater, one of the leading Trump cronies spearheading the deal, devised a scheme to give the building's penthouse, valued at $50 million, as a present to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The pilot project, in place in four villages since 2016, has stopped some 20 underage unions according to Lombok-based charity Child and Youth Protection Institution, which is spearheading the initiative.
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The royal opened up at a barbecue he hosted at his Kensington Palace home recently for Heads Together, the mental health initiative he is spearheading with Prince William and Princess Kate.
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Valinda Rowe, a spokeswoman for IllinoisCarry, a gun rights group that advocated the successful 2013 Firearm Concealed Carry Act, is spearheading what it is calling the "Student Safety and Protection" resolution.
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In fact, left-wing parties have been spearheading the independence movement since 2015, leaving Mr. Puigdemont as a captain under the permanent threat of parliamentary mutiny from the Popular Unity Candidacy.
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And now they are spearheading a swelling backlash against the law that is roiling the country and posing a stiff challenge for the right-wing government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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A burgeoning sideline in commissioned portraits, with Warhol's business manager, Frederick Hughes, spearheading efforts to entice wealthy patrons and their spouses, celebrities, and fellow artists (with whom Warhol often traded works).
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She is known in the Senate for spearheading efforts to change how Congress handles allegations of sexual harassment and, beyond the Franken episode, became a prominent voice in the #MeToo movement.
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"We're creating it with historical obsession and mesmerizing detail," Thomas Krens, the former Guggenheim Museum director and a Mass MoCA founder who is spearheading the project, said in a phone interview.
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Google and Facebook are spearheading an effort to block part of a major email privacy bill that they say would dangerously expand what data law enforcement can obtain without a warrant.
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The former national security adviser also claims Trump asked him during a meeting in May to call Zelensky and push him to meet with Giuliani, who was spearheading Trump's pressure campaign.
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For instance, if you are spearheading a group project, "tag" another staff member with his Twitter "handle" as a friendly reminder that he is a truly crucial part of the project.
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When congressional committees spearheading the House impeachment inquiry requested documents and witness testimony from the administration, the White House ordered current and former executive branch officials and agencies not to comply.
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"Our goal with this, ultimately, is to get people to reach out to their legislators," said Duff Stewart, the chief executive of the agency, GSD&M, which is spearheading the campaign.
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Mnuchin had been spearheading attempts to restart trade talks with China, which The Journal on Sunday reported were in doubt, as the Chinese threatened to decline participation, balking at Trump's demands.
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Speier said her decision was influenced by her role on the House Intelligence Committee, which is spearheading the impeachment investigation and preparing to transition to high-profile public hearings next week.
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In addition to spearheading job fairs and other initiatives to recruit workers, the local community redevelopment agency used a federal grant to provide training to 21.7 students through Miami Dade College.
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At the film's first industry screening in October, Malek effusively thanked the producer Graham King for spearheading the project, the sort of plaudits a leading man normally saves for his director.
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Trump's own interests related to Russia have invited scrutiny since last month, when he abruptly fired former FBI director James Comey, who was spearheading the FBI's Russia probe at the time.
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Gina Miller, a London-based investment manager for the firm SCM Private, is spearheading a landmark legal case which could have huge ramifications for Brexit and the UK's entire constitutional landscape.
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The person spearheading the lawsuit, Chris Sevier — who previously sued the state of Alabama to legally recognize his marriage to his laptop — framed the lawsuits as a matter of equity, not hate.
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Reuters reported last week that the association was spearheading the defense, which groups 12 firms, after the United States slapped Chinese foil exporters with antidumping tariffs of 16.56 percent to 80.97 percent.
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Designer Lawrence Azerrad, who has worked on album packages for everyone from Miles Davis to Wilco, is spearheading the sleek gold-embossed black case and its three gold-hued vinyl records within.
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Vets operated on Omsin on Monday, removing removed some 915 coins weighing nearly 5 kg, according to Nantarika Chansue, an associate professor at Chulalongkorn University who has been spearheading the turtle's recovery.
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Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh, who has been spearheading the Downtown Project, a $350 million initiative to revitalize the city, is just one of the world-renowned entrepreneurs with an eye on Vegas.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Sunday it destroyed a guerrilla tunnel from the Gaza Strip and gave rare details on a classified military laboratory spearheading efforts to foil the cross-border digs.
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As the lead for European policy in the NSC, spearheading Trump's Ukraine stance is actually Hill's job (along with top diplomats at the State Department and the Pentagon who have that portfolio).
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Major General Maan Saadi of the elite Counter Terrorism Service (CTS), which is spearheading the campaign to retake Mosul, said the woman had provided information that helped the operation in the area.
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Blaine Gibson, a U.S. lawyer from Seattle, is spearheading a self-funded hunt for the missing plane in an exhaustive search that has taken him from the Maldives to Mauritius and Myanmar.
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Although Europe has led the charge — with Vestager spearheading a number of investigations into tech giants during her tenure as competition chief, including probes of Google and Apple, as well as Amazon.
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However, one point the news media has largely neglected to mention is that France has been spearheading the bombing campaigns against ISIS (compared to the Russian bombardment of free Syrian Army positions).
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Ko Ni was also spearheading a new Interfaith Harmony Bill that would include provisions on hate speech, hate crimes and discrimination, according to two experts working with him on the draft legislation.
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However, it's worth noting that it likely would not exist without Tarana Burke spearheading the #MeToo movement, and allowing women to finally feel free to talk about their experiences with sexual misconduct.
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As a vice president of the outgoing Commission, Timmermans annoyed the nationalist governments in Poland and Hungary for spearheading EU criticism of their record on the rule of law and democratic freedoms.
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Truth be told ... TMZ contacted Hogg and asked if he was disappointed about not getting into 4 UC schools despite a 4.2 GPA and spearheading the nationwide March For Our Lives rally.
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Like Japan, Korea needs to move ahead with structural reform, which it is spearheading with ambitious plans to create a new creative economy that doesn't rely on chaebol (conglomerates) and manufacturing exports.
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"I would probably check the box for Gary Johnson, or write in James Madison," Tim Miller, a former spokesman for Jeb Bush who is spearheading the Stop Trump movement, said last week.
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"A lot of us are looking for longer term opportunities in this space after business school," said Jain, who is also spearheading efforts to host a blockchain conference next year on campus.
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"It is highly complex, and it took six years from conception to the completion of these courts," said Franz Fasold, owner of Ace Surfaces and the man credited with spearheading the effort.
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Biden is also spearheading the Biden Institute based at the University of Delaware, a research and policy center focused on creating public policy solutions, economic reform and civil rights, among other issues.
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The only candidate for president of the northeastern Spanish region is sacked former leader Carles Puigdemont who is in self-imposed exile in Brussels after spearheading a drive for secession from Spain.
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A Vavuniya-based youth group, the Association for Friendship and Love (AFRIEL) has been spearheading a campaign to submit RTI requests across Sri Lanka's Northern Province, seeking information on government land holdings.
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Now new reports suggest Trump wanted Comey gone because he wouldn't give the President an assurance of his personal loyalty and because the Russia probe, which Comey was spearheading, was ramping up.
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The Kurdish YPG militia is spearheading a U.S.-backed offensive to drive Islamic State out of the jihadist group's remaining strongholds in eastern Syria, including its former de facto Syrian capital, Raqqa.
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Participating in the build-your-own synth workshop, spearheading a chat with Flying Lotus, playing the theremin at the Moogfest wrap-up party all on a whim—a true collaborator and experimentalist.
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"After spearheading this year's campaigns, The Fairness Project is exploring the viability of races in all six states that have ballot processes but haven't expanded Medicaid," a statement provided to Vox said.
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"Yeah," Pelosi replied, smirking, "and I have those who want to be for impeachment and for abolishing ICE" — Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, the federal law-enforcement agency spearheading Trump's crackdown on immigration.
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Focusing on transition periods in youth (when these issues tend to spike), the Alliance will work to expand the impact its partner organizations have around the world, growing programs and spearheading innovations.
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She presented no evidence that a crime had been committed but suggested it warranted investigation — into both Hunter and Joe Biden, who was spearheading the Obama administration's Ukraine policy at the time.
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The firm, which is spearheading development of Argentina's giant Vaca Muerta shale play, said in a statement it issued the debt via three new debt instruments and the reopening of one instrument.
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The firm, which is spearheading development of Argentina's giant Vaca Muerta shale play, said in a statement it issued the debt via three new debt instruments and the reopening of one instrument.
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Two long-serving Warren aides, Jon Donenberg and Bharat Ramamurti, were spearheading the effort to develop a financing plan over the summer, with Mr. Donenberg briefing Ms. Warren on various cost options.
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Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont, a former journalist who is spearheading the secession campaign, has refused to renounce independence, citing an overwhelming vote in favor of secession at a referendum on Oct.1.
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Officials credit improved co-ordination between agencies, as well as a sweeping purge of state institutions directed against members of the Gulen movement, an Islamic fraternity accused of spearheading the 2016 coup.
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Verma, a close ally of Vice President Mike Pence, has become a lightning rod for pushing work requirements in Medicaid and spearheading the Trump administration's efforts to unilaterally unwind pieces of Obamacare.
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Mr. Trump has announced only six other Treasury appointees and has yet to name anyone as assistant secretary of tax policy — a critical post for spearheading a rewrite of the tax code.
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Now, Imran Khan, the opposition politician who has been spearheading the campaign against Mr. Sharif since he took power in 2013, stands to gain the most politically from the prime minister's removal.
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The Trump administration has set up a coronavirus task force, which HHS Secretary Alex Azar and national security adviser Robert O'Brien are spearheading, to coordinate the US government's handling of the virus.
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This spring, Gail Levine and Patricia Galvan, two officials spearheading the FTC's tech task force, traveled to California to speak with a number of companies based in the Bay Area, Hoffman said.
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Hicks was tasked with stabilizing the White House's press operation that often clashed with other officials in the West Wing and spearheading its responses to multiple crises that have wracked the administration.
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Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont, a former journalist who is spearheading the secession campaign, has refused to renounce independence, citing an overwhelming vote in favor of secession at a referendum on Oct.1.
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To answer lawmakers' questions, Facebook could choose to dispatch Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos, who has been spearheading the company's internal hunt for ads and posts from Russia or other foreign actors.
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Richard Burr, of North Carolina, who as chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence is tasked with spearheading the Senate's Russia investigation, is reportedly also considering issuing demands of his own.
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Last Tuesday the non-profit organization spearheading the museum announced that they had won a bid for a building and development site in Harlem, with plans to begin construction in February of 2018.
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Hewitt had previously worked in football with Slazenger (back then a big name in the sport, and not just a quaint relic of Henmania), and was tasked with spearheading Hummel's British marketing attack.
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Emboldened by that breakthrough, a number of private investigators are spearheading a call for amateur genealogists to help solve other cold cases by contributing their own genetic information to the same public database.
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The issues under Kushner's purview include negotiating peace between Israel and Palestine, fixing the opioid crisis, updating technology across the entire federal government, and spearheading criminal justice reform, to name just a few.
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Horizontal stabilizer Where found: Mozambique beach When: February 2016 Australian officials spearheading the search effort in the Indian Ocean confirm this part attached to the tail is "almost certainly" from the vanished jetliner.
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Spearheading a movement of influencers transitioning into designers for their own projects-turned-full-fledged-brands, Ferragni has led the changing landscape of what "influencers" are capable of past their social media presence.
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Early on, he drew accolades for rooting out corrupt officials in local towns, as well as spearheading an inquiry that examined how Roman Catholic Church officials on Long Island had protected pedophile priests.
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On the other hand, no one government official appears to be spearheading outreach, perhaps signaling the state lacks either the chain of command or the will to tackle the problem,Van Eysinga said.
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Bixel Boys are spearheading the release with a fresh music video for "Ain't Your Girl," directed by Pavel Brenner, and a fashion collab between their #FREELIFE clothing store and LA streetwear brand, Dimepiece.
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The Daily Stormer is a neo-Nazi, white supremacist website associated with the alt-right movement, which was spearheading the rally on Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia which resulted in violence, including Heyer's death.
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We're working on a big CIP project, and I'm spearheading the logistics, as I completed a similar project last year for my employer when I was our organization's interim COO for 10 months.
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According to the verdict by Sergio Moro, the federal judge in Curitiba spearheading the investigation, Odebrecht formed a "cartel" with other companies through which they systematically rigged bidding on Petrobras projects since 2006.
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Russia's efforts are currently under investigation by multiple congressional committees and, separately, special counsel Robert Mueller, who is spearheading the federal probe into whether there was coordination between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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They played a prominent role in spearheading Trump's campaign efforts in their blue-leaning home state of Pennsylvania, where Clinton was leading by about 2628 percentage points in the polls before Election Day.
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By testing different fund-raising methods and spearheading initiatives to raise funds by alternative means, philanthropists will stop saying no and begin saying yes to helping community groups across America become more sustainable.
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And when Mr. Sine and Mr. Ravitch started their own business, Mr. Son gave them one of their biggest advisory assignments: spearheading SoftBank's acquisition of a controlling stake in Sprint for $20.1 billion.
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The CGT is also spearheading strikes at refineries and nuclear power stations in a bid to force the government to withdraw a reform of labor laws that would make hiring and firing easier.
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With Acting Director Mulvaney currently spearheading such efforts, there is no better pick than Kraninger to bring them across the finish line and continue to advocate for businesses and consumers in the future.
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The company also recently submitted its bid for NASA's lunar lander competition, partnering with well-established space heavyweights Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and Draper, and spearheading the effort as the team's prime contractor.
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Ko Ni wanted to take military officials out of day-to-day administration, and was also spearheading an Interfaith Harmony Bill that would include measures to tackle hate speech, hate crimes and discrimination.
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In 1997, Steve Jobs returned to Apple and helped lead it to become the powerhouse we know today, spearheading the launch of iconic innovations such as the iPhone, iPod, iMac, and MacBook Pro.
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De Blasio's wife, Chirlane McCray, who is spearheading efforts to reform the city's mental health care system, told VICE News that conflating violent behavior with mental illness only serves to stigmatize the latter.
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The YouTuber MrBeast is spearheading a massive charity campaign to plant 2100 million trees after a fan's suggestion of how to celebrate his reaching 2000 million subscribers turned into a fan-led campaign.
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He is spearheading an initiative to combat China's alleged theft of American trade secrets, an effort that may include tariffs on Chinese products and restrictions on Chinese investment flowing into the United States.
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G. Gordon Liddy, the FBI agent turned Nixon aide famous for spearheading the bungled break-in of the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate Hotel in 1972, was born fragile and fearful.
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In the history of women spearheading fashion brands in the United States, Kate Spade was a bridge between the early female icons of the sportswear era, and those of the current lifestyle age.
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Indonesia's widely respected Indrawati, a former managing director of the World Bank, has been finance minister since 2016, spearheading tax reform efforts, seeking to capitalise on a tax amnesty programme in 2016-2017.
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Lane is spearheading a European Union proposal to create synthetic "safe" assets backed by euro zone sovereign bonds that would help break the link between banks and governments that exacerbated the financial crisis.
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Fox told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford that President Donald Trump was spearheading the U.S. willingness to set up a new deal and he had made that clear on his trip to Britain in July.
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Spearheading current TPP discussions, the world's third-largest economy hopes for a U.S. return to the table, but says existing members should not lose momentum, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe recently told CNBC.
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While some app makers have cheered this potential outcome, Gary Reback, the antitrust lawyer known for spearheading the efforts that led to the suit against Microsoft, is less hopeful that much will change.
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The U.S. Travel Association, joined by nine other trade associations, is spearheading the effort, which centers on working with the Trump administration and getting agencies to collaborate on a common set of policies.
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The 16-year-old Swedish activist made headlines this week for spearheading New York's protest during the global climate strikes and for her powerful speech pressuring world leaders to act on climate change.
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He is spearheading an ambitious drive to reform the kingdom's oil-dependent economy and led the charge into Yemen in 2015 to oppose a takeover by Iran-aligned fighters from the Houthi movement.
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" Stephanie Taylor, co-founder of the activist group Progressive Change Campaign Committee, who is spearheading the effort, argued that Lipinski "may have a D next to his name ... but he isn't a Democrat.
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In a series of counter-attacks since Friday, the jihadist fighters struck elite Iraqi troops spearheading the offensive in eastern Mosul, and attacked security forces to the south and west of the city.
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A former U.S. Olympic star was partially paralyzed in a training incident over the weekend ... and now his friend Lolo Jones is spearheading a fundraising campaign to help pay for his medical bills.
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Spearheading that challenge is Italy's Matteo Salvini, whose League party has become the driving eurosceptic force and wants to bring together like-minded parties scattered across several groups in the European Union legislature.
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Go deeper: Building trust in automated vehicles is a two-way street Editor's note: This piece was corrected to show Reuters reported VW is spearheading a $300 billion spend on EVs (not $300 million).
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Prior to that, he was Alaska's Attorney General from 2009 to 2010, spearheading the "Choose Respect" campaign geared toward eliminating the state's high rates of domestic assault and violence, according to his website. 2.
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Spearheading coverage from the new studio will be the network's newly appointed Dubai Correspondent, Dan Murphy, who relocates from the CNBC's Asia Pacific headquarters in Singapore, where he regularly fronted CNBC's business day programming.
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Initially, Facebook had only released the Russian-backed ads in question — 3,000 of them, valued at about $100,000 — to Robert Mueller, the former FBI director who is spearheading the government's probe into Russia's actions.
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In the arms control field, Brzezinski, despite his lifelong antipathy to Soviet communism, joined Defense Secretary Brown in spearheading the unsuccessful drive to win Senate approval of the 1979 SALT-2 accord with Moscow.
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Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon repeatedly said he would give Lore the power to run Jet on his terms — which now comes with the added responsibility of spearheading the company's entire U.S. eCommerce operations.
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Cuomo has previously been in the news for his cybersecurity efforts as governor, spearheading a push for a regulation aimed at protecting the financial services industry from cyberattacks that went into effect in March.
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Meanwhile, carmakers Jaguar Land Rover and Volvo are spearheading their own driverless car projects in the UK, as they seek to head off technology companies that are testing autonomous vehicles like Google and Uber.
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In and amongst all this she also began designing clothes, spearheading a variety of projects for her parents' brand, and even managing the company for a year when her family set up franchises abroad.
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Finally, a Russian tech billionaire, Yuri Milner, above center left, is spearheading a project to send a fleet of probes the size of smartphones to the Alpha Centauri star system, 4.37 light-years away.
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Kushner, who has been spearheading the Trump administration's plan to end the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict, met on Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and with his centrist election rival Benny Gantz.
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Now a handful of organizations want to make sure to keep up that momentum by encouraging everyone and anyone to run for something -- which is also name of the same organization spearheading the effort.
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Stonewall, a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights group which is spearheading the training, said half of transgender people it surveyed have hidden their identity at work because they feared discrimination and abuse.
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Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) is spearheading gun control legislation that would keep firearms out of the hands of suspected terrorists, but it is unclear whether Republican leadership will give the bill a vote.
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Beyond that, some nations are well underway in their efforts to combat pollution and promote cleaner, greener technologies, he said, pointing to Europe — with Germany spearheading investments in wind energy over the last decade.
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France and Germany are spearheading the development of a new manned fighter jet to replace the Eurofighter Typhoon and Dassault Aviation's Rafale fighter jet, as well as a range of associated weapons, including drones.
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Saudi Arabia is spearheading a coalition of Arab nations in a bombing campaign closing in on two years against the insurgent Houthi militias in Yemen, who took over the capital Sanaa in September 215.
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Turkish officials have repeatedly criticized the United States for its support and arming of the Kurdish People's Protection Units, known as the Y.P.G., which are spearheading the fight against the Islamic State in Syria.
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The foreign minister's request comes at a time when the Japanese government is simultaneously nurturing a revival of nationalism and spearheading an effort to draw in more foreigners as the native Japanese population wanes.
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A career trade lawyer and former US deputy trade representative under Reagan, Lighthizer is spearheading the Trump administration's aggressive NAFTA renegotiations, which have included proposals that favor US automakers over Canadian and Mexican ones.
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"It is a creature from the black lagoon," said Dr. Tom Chiller, who heads the fungal branch at the C.D.C., which is spearheading a global detective effort to find treatments and stop the spread.
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Spearheading Mr. Biden's early efforts has been Katie Petrelius, who has worked as the director of development for the Biden Foundation, Mr. Biden's personal charity, according to people familiar with her fund-raising calls.
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Smith had a career year, posting 13.5 sacks, sixth-most in the NFL, while spearheading a Packers defense that is now preparing to face the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship on Sunday.
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Mr. al-Baluchi's lawyer, James G. Connell III, is spearheading an effort to persuade the judge to exclude from the trial the testimony of F.B.I. agents who questioned the defendants at Guantánamo in 2007.
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He's spearheading a massive overhaul of public-private drug purchasing, leading initiatives to drive down soaring pharmaceutical costs, he hopes, by creating a single state bulk purchasing system to negotiate deeper discounts with drugmakers.
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Teenage activist Greta Thunberg, who inspired a "flight-shaming" movement against air travel, is spearheading a climate change strike on Friday in Montreal where U.N. aviation leaders are gathering to debate plane emission targets.
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Meanwhile, the administration is pushing forward on the policy level, spearheading the reestablishment of the Federal Interagency Reentry Council that will assemble the leaders of all relevant federal agencies to identify opportunities for action.
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And while both the Roanoke Times tipster and the local government officials quoted in the story have denied being behind the awareness campaign, authorities have urged whoever is spearheading the project to come forward.
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Ms. Tchen is spearheading the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, which is administered by the National Women's Law Center's Legal Network for Gender Equity, and will connect female victims of sexual harassment with lawyers.
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Parente took over in May following the resignation of his predecessor Aldemir Bendine, spearheading efforts to clean up the firm's balance sheet and scale back the largest debt burden among the world's major oil companies.
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With Catherine, 31, in a state psychiatric hospital and refusing to divulge their whereabouts, Turner, 45, has spent the intervening years spearheading countless searches, passing out thousands of fliers and launching a Facebook page, FindSarahFindJacob.
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In a press conference Monday afternoon, Chance explained that his nonprofit organization, Social Works, would be spearheading an effort to raise $215 million for Chicago Public Schools while the city wrestles with education budget reform.
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Lieutenant General Talib Shaghati, who is also head of the elite counter-terrorism service (CTS) spearheading the campaign to retake the northern city, said the cooperation of residents was helping them advance against Islamic State.
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But, DJ Schanz, director of the Utah Patient's Coalition, the group spearheading the push to legalize medical marijuana, criticized the church's position, saying federal law prevents marijuana from being regulated or sold like other drugs.
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"Stop stamping on our right to a future," one banner in the southern port city of Marseille read, with much of the anger targeted at Labour Minister Myriam El Khomri, who is spearheading the reforms.
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"This vote is a sham, and Democrats are going to be treating it as such," said Stephen O'Hanlon, a spokesperson for the environmental group Sunrise Movement, which is spearheading advocacy around the Green New Deal.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is to provide subsidies of up to 60 percent for some "green" investment projects in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, the latest measure to underpin growth while spearheading an anti-pollution drive.
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"The United States is a safe, attractive investment opportunity for foreigners, especially the Chinese," Peter Turtzo, who is spearheading Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices' foreign push as senior vice president of international operations, said in an interview.
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In Texas on Wednesday, a gathering of around 150 activists organized by the Texas Environmental Justice Advocacy Services held a protest in front of the offices of Energy Transfer Partners, spearheading construction of Dakota Access.
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While Phelps has long since hung up his goggles, American swimming looks no less dominant with freestyle queen Katie Ledecky and sprint powerhouse Caeleb Dressel spearheading the U.S. roster for the July 4003-28 meet.
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Parente took over in May following the resignation of his predecessor Aldemir Bendine, spearheading efforts to clean up the firm's balance sheet and scale back the largest debt burden among the world's major oil companies.
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Tom Wheeler, the former telecom industry lobbyist who became an unlikely internet hero by spearheading the Federal Communications Commission's landmark net neutrality policy, announced plans on Thursday to step down from the agency in January.
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Read: What you need to know about the Illinois midterms Even the National Republican Congressional Committee, which is spearheading the effort to keep the GOP's tenuous control of the House, has refused to endorse Jones.
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Aurelius is spearheading a group of creditors known as the International Bondholders Committee, which is in turn part of an alliance of funds and banks holding about 22 billion reais ($6.79 billion) of Oi's debt.
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Adelson, owner of Las Vegas Sands, is spearheading the construction of a 65,000-seat stadium just off the Las Vegas Strip to host a variety of events, including college football, soccer matches and major concerts.
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The crown prince, known casually as "MBS," is spearheading an ambitious plan to reform and transform the Saudi economy by 2030 and, in line with that goal, increase the number of women in the workforce.
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In an interview, Bullrich told Reuters she was also spearheading talks with China to purchase police body cameras for local forces, which she added would be the first such deal with Beijing for her ministry.
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For six years, C.C.R.I. has been spearheading crucial efforts for technological, social and legal changes to fight nonconsensual pornography, online abuse and the pervasive assault on privacy rights that is rampant in our digital world.
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Thus far, most of the fighting has been centered near the city's airport, with an Emirati-led ground force spearheading the offensive, augmented by a loose coalition of Yemeni fighters and backed by Saudi airstrikes.
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Republican lawmaker Brian Babin (R-Texas) is spearheading an effort to cut off foreign aid and visas to countries that refuse to take back citizens who enter the United States illegally and commit violent crimes.
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"This film might not necessarily be the marketing piece to get women onto Wall Street," said Ms. Roberts, who spent the last few years of her career spearheading initiatives to get women up the ladder.
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The reason for their success in spearheading so much constructive legislation, in my opinion, is that they combine detailed policy knowledge with the realism to know what kinds of policy proposals will find bipartisan support.
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Aurelius is spearheading a group of creditors known as the International Bondholders Committee, which is in turn part of an alliance of funds and banks holding about 22 billion reais ($6.75 billion) on Oi's debt.
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At the beginning of March, the Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta canceled its plans to install a memorial outside its entrance—despite already signing an agreement with the group spearheading the effort.
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In an industry built on sales of leather accessories—and years before it became trendy to talk about sustainability—McCartney was spearheading a critical conversation about the fashion industry's dubious track record on ethical manufacturing.
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She is spearheading the creation of an anti-harassment commission, backed by more than two dozen of the entertainment industry's biggest bigwigs, that, in a stroke of marquee casting, will be led by Anita Hill.
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"There's nothing in the predictive analytics model that our workforce doesn't already have access to in the descriptive way," said Erin Dalton, a human services official who's spearheading the predictive analytics work for Allegheny County.
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As early as November 2015, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany was spearheading efforts to persuade the autocratic Turkish government to do more to stem migration from Turkey toward Greece, then the main gateway to Europe.
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The overall goal was to "Get cash to small business [as] fast & easy as possible so they don't have to lay people off," tweeted Rubio, who is spearheading the Senate GOP's deliberations on business aid.
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Wit the committees in the House and Senate as well as the FBI each spearheading separate probes into the election interference, lawmakers will have to be careful not to compromise the work of law enforcement.
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"I've gotten into arguments with a lot of my friends," said Louis Allstadt, a retired Exxon Mobil executive and town trustee credited with spearheading the divestiture movement (or blamed for it, depending who you ask).
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Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, has been spearheading the inquiry both privately in depositions with witnesses and as its public face in television appearances and news conferences.
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Meanwhile, high-profile companies like Google and JP Morgan are spearheading efforts to address unconscious bias in the workplace, so that professional opportunities aren&apost limited to people who look and act a certain way.
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The Chouinards told her, one day in 1970, to find an office and some room in the budget for an activist who was spearheading a local effort to reintroduce steelhead trout to the Ventura River.
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Witch Hunt It now appears that Trump, against the advice of virtually every senior Republican leader in Congress, is spearheading an all-out attack against special counsel Robert Mueller and the special counsel investigation itself.
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is spearheading negotiations between the countries as it tries to avoid an arms race of sorts among countries seeking to capture revenue from digital commerce that crosses borders.
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"You can count on the usual suspects who competed with Roger Stone to have strong opinions," said Michael Caputo, a former Trump 2016 campaign aide who is spearheading the effort to secure a Stone pardon.
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Prince Mohammed, 32, who is spearheading efforts to diversify the kingdom's economy and loosen its strict social conventions, has said that he believes the campaign could recover more than $100 billion in ill-gotten gains.
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So, in addition to having fun stomping on these bubbles or lighting them on fire, it's good news that scientists are spearheading new initiatives to study their full effect on the rapidly warming Anthropocene climate.
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ACT for America, which the Southern Poverty Law Center designates as an anti-Muslim hate group, is spearheading several rallies across the country Saturday in what is slated to be the group's largest protest against Islam.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Britain's departure from the European Union may be mired in turmoil but a second referendum would be anti-democratic, said Nathalie Loiseau, a former French minister now spearheading President Emmanuel Macron's European election campaign.
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North Korea has warned the United States that it would pay a "due price" for spearheading efforts on U.N. sanctions, which now include a ban on the country's textile exports and capping imports of crude oil.
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The call for stoppages from June 2 onwards was made by the CGT labour union, which is already spearheading weekly rail strikes and other protests over labour law reforms that would make hiring and firing easier.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May and her government are spearheading new controls over foreign investment transactions, and the EU has also launched more screenings to ensure that transactions are in the best interests of the continent.
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George Church, the Harvard geneticist who pioneered CRISPR technology and is now spearheading an effort to clone the wooly mammoth back into existence, told Gizmodo he believes all of the project's cell biology goals are feasible.
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"It's not enough, but it's all we have," he insists, like the kid who talked a big game about spearheading your group project but now all you have is a shitty baking soda and vinegar volcano.
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Mueller is spearheading the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election – which has at times scrutinized the actions of Donald Trump Jr., himself, notably the infamous Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer and others.
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Another organization spearheading the new mission is Catholic Relief Services (CRS), the church's U.S.-based humanitarian agency and joint host of the Vatican conferences to explore how the faithful can harness capital to help the poor.
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"The market is getting more aware of [settlement] technology and that it is a step forward," said Bhavik Katira, founder of consulting firm TenDelta, which has been spearheading an electronic messaging effort for the loan market.
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But he testified that he has since turned them over to Robert Mueller, a former FBI chief who is now spearheading the investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the presidential race.
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The search has covered 20163,000 sq km (42,000 sq miles) of ocean floor, leaving just 10,000 sq km (3,800 sq miles) unchecked, said the agency, which represents the Australian, Malaysian and Chinese authorities spearheading the effort.
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He is urging tech companies to do more for the "common good" in society, spearheading European efforts to force Google, Amazon, Facebook Inc and Apple Inc (GAFAs) to pay more tax at the source of revenue.
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Others, like Andrew Weinstein, a former spokesman for then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) who is spearheading an effort to convince the RNC to abandon Trump, have reported being the subject of racist online attacks.
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"We are renegotiating the agreement to make it more accountable," said the lawyer, Richard Spoor, whose work has included spearheading a class action suit against gold producers over the fatal lung disease silicosis which miners contract.
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But spearheading the rebel effort were hard-line Islamist groups including the Levant Conquest Front, which has been affiliated with Al Qaeda for years and only recently changed its name and claimed to have become independent.
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IBM, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and the Department of Energy announced Sunday they are spearheading the COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium, which aims to use supercomputers to study the coronavirus.
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"These women can't expose their business and that makes them vulnerable to danger," says Mabel Au, director of Amnesty International Hong Kong, which is spearheading a campaign to decriminalize sex work in the city and elsewhere.
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As this year's G20 chair, Japan has been spearheading efforts to find common ground on ways to address an increasing number of developing nations saddled with massive debt for building of roads, railway and port facilities.
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FYI, Steve's been a pioneer when it comes to helping people live with the disease ... aiding in the creation of speech-generating devices and spearheading the largest coordinated and collaborative ALS research project in the world.
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According to Thomson Reuters data, analysts expect Dupixent to reach annual sales of 4.7 billion euros by 2023 and Sanofi sees the product spearheading its drive into greater reliance on high-margin biotech, or biologic, drugs.
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"There is a whole host of people apparently who have knowledge of these events," Representative Adam Schiff of California, who is spearheading the inquiry as the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, told reporters on Thursday.
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McDavid had a five-point night, Eberle had three goals and an assist and Pouliot chipped in four assists, spearheading the Oilers to a 205-25 win over the Maple Leafs on Thursday at Rexall Place.
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"She has been instrumental in developing our portfolio strategy, furthering our efforts to make GE a more focused industrial company, and spearheading our deleveraging plan during a challenging period," Culp said of Miller in the release.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will tell House lawmakers Wednesday that he's willing to postpone the launch of the controversial digital currency that the social media giant is spearheading, amid growing pushback from policymakers around the world.
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The State Department initially blocked Sondland from appearing before the House's impeachment investigators last week, but after receiving a subpoena, Sondland's attorney says his client will appear before the three committees spearheading the probe on Thursday.
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One-time national cricket captain Khan won elections in July after spearheading a campaign in the courts and on the streets against Sharif, alleging he and his family plundered the country's exchequer and laundered money abroad.
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It led a dramatic shift in strategy for the mostly indecisive campaign this month, spearheading a drive westwards to roll AQAP back from a 600-km (370-mile) stretch of Arabian Sea coastline between Aden and Mukalla.
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Lieutenant-General Abdul Ameer Rasheed Yarallah said Counter Terrorism Service forces spearheading the seven-week operation to retake Mosul seized the Tamim district halfway between the city's eastern edge and the River Tigris running through its center.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Mossad director Meir Dagan, who after a long career spearheading shadow wars against Israel's enemies became a vociferous critic of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's sabre-rattling on Iran, died of cancer on Thursday, aged 71.
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Damian Collins, the UK MP who has been spearheading the international investigation into Facebook, noted that while Facebook is cracking down on fake accounts, the company is still allowing misleading content to be spread by real users.
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BEIJING, May 8 (Reuters) - China is to provide subsidies of up to 60 percent for some "green" investment projects in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, the latest measure to underpin growth while spearheading an anti-pollution drive.
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Since 6.53, Patel has run the RBI's Department of Monetary Policy and Research, as well as spearheading an expert committee—known as the Urjit Patel Committee Report—that recommended key changes to the country's monetary policy framework.
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In Saudi Arabia, an ambitious young prince is spearheading the kingdom's efforts to diversify its economy by selling off a share of the state oil giant Saudi Aramco in order to create a $2 trillion investment fund.
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As deputy crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman has been responsible for running Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen, dictating an energy policy with global implications and spearheading plans for the kingdom to build an economic future after oil.
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Spearheading a new "super-ministry" combining the labour and industry portfolios, Di Maio will have the job of implementing 5-Star's flagship policy of a guaranteed income for the poor of up to 780 euros per month.
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Spearheading a campaign against Facebook Messenger Kids, Boston-based not-for-profit the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood has gathered together a coalition of around 100 child health advocates and groups to sign its open letter.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hong Kong should introduce a law that will stamp out human trafficking and stop illegal profits passing through the financial hub, a lawmaker who is spearheading an anti-slavery campaign has urged.
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I spoke with countless dedicated partners who were supporting the response and would casually mention that they were also dealing with the loss of a loved one or spearheading a major response effort for their local community.
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Jun Kwang-hoon may be called, there is no denying that the 63-year-old Presbyterian pastor has become a force to be reckoned with in South Korea, spearheading a conservative pushback against President Moon Jae-in.
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Amit Kumar, a Cal grad who works on the investment team at Accel, is spearheading the effort and pointed out that companies like Apple, Flexport, Nextdoor, PillPack and Warby Parker all have Berkeley alums as co-founders.
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A soldier in the elite Counter Terrorism Services (CTS), which is spearheading the offensive, said that with civilians out of the way the U.S.-led coalition which is supporting Iraqi forces could also step up air strikes.
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Inspired by the exact insult her peers threw her way, McMillan designed shirts emblazoned with the slogan "Dee the Fat Whale Saves the Whales" — thus taking back the joke, while simultaneously spearheading a fundraiser for whale conservation.
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The backdrop: The Boston Globe is spearheading the effort the paper proposed earlier this month and said other publications were still signing on to join them as of Wednesday with more than 100 on board, CNN reports.
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You may have heard, Curry is spearheading the return of Howard University's golf program ... so when we saw him out in D.C., we asked if his longtime golfing buddy would be make a cameo on the course.
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Earlier, Bettinelli held a number of leadership positions at eBay, including senior director of business development at StubHub, where he led business development, partnerships, sales and seller development, including spearheading StubHub's landmark relationship with Major League Baseball.
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Spearheading a new "super-ministry" combining the labor and industry portfolios, Di Maio will have the job of implementing 5-Star's flagship policy of a guaranteed income for the poor of up to 780 euros per month.
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Indeed, oil and gas companies may find themselves spearheading a new petrochemical revolution; competing head-to-head with utilities in efficient, highly distributed power generation; or even creating new ways for consumers to access and use energy.
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Prince Mohammed emerged from relative obscurity when his father ascended the throne in 2015 and has since accumulated vast powers, serving as defense minister and spearheading the initial public offering of the state oil company, Saudi Aramco.
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Sophie Olver-Ellis, a research officer at the Middle East Center of the London School of Economics, said Kuwait's Vision 2035 is promising and that the private sector is spearheading the transition to a non-oil economy.
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The attack on the Western-backed leader, who is spearheading the Authority's reconciliation efforts with Gaza's dominant group, Hamas, took place as the White House prepared to hold a meeting on the humanitarian situation in the enclave.
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He lacks any experience or knowledge to justify placing him at the center of world security such as spearheading America's relationship with Russia, which is waging a war of espionage and cyberattacks against American and Western democracy.
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The hearing will take place amid scrutiny over President Trump's decision to fire FBI director James Comey, who was spearheading the bureau's own investigation into Russia's meddling, including exploring any links between Trump campaign associates and Moscow.
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The man spearheading a proposal to wipe out all world records achieved in track and field before 2005 said it will mark the start of a "new, clean, credible era" for a sport tainted by doping scandals.
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" Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol had been spearheading the effort to recruit an alternative to Donald Trump and had pushed French as an "impressive" candidate who would have "a strong team and a real chance to win.
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"You would have to ask Attorney General Becerra," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is spearheading efforts to investigate Google's dominance in search and digital advertising, told POLITICO in September when asked why California was not participating.
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Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry, who is spearheading a pro-Rispone super PAC, said Trump's rally ahead of the October primary helped keep Edwards under the 50 percent threshold that he needed to avoid a November runoff.
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The 22-year-old former Miami Dolphins player says the organization is aimed at helping young amputees and their families in various ways ... from upgrading prosthetics, helping to make homes handicap accessible, spearheading blood drives and more.
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The president plans to tap former digital adviser Brad Parscale, who is presently spearheading a pro-Trump outside group called America First Policies, the campaign announced in a statement that came out shortly after the Drudge report.
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Still, Cynthia Conti-Cook, a staff attorney at the Legal Aid Society who is spearheading the database project with the group's Cop Accountability Project team, said one aim is to identify, track and analyze patterns of misconduct.
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In addition to overseeing a brutal war in Yemen and chairing the board of the state oil company, Prince Mohammed has become the "face of Saudi reform," Bock says, by spearheading ambitious plans to overhaul the economy.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he will nominate Neomi Rao, the lawyer spearheading his administration's deregulation push, for US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's former seat on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit.
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On the night before his inauguration, Kennedy took a moment to thank Sinatra for his work on his campaign, particularly for spearheading the night's concert that featured big names like Ella Fitzgerald, Gene Kelly and Nat King Cole.
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Various profiles have credited him with spearheading Samsung's expansion into OLED displays, reportedly after discussing the matter with Steve Jobs, who may have had an interest in the technology for an Apple television that never came to be.
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"I'm excited Toyota is spearheading this initiative that uses blockchain technology to create an open platform where users can control their driving data," said Neha Narula, Director, Digital Currency Initiative at the MIT Media Lab, in a statement.
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For the design team spearheading the aesthetic change at Berkley/Penguin Random House, these books offer the chance to break out the art supplies and get creative in a way that rarely happens with more conventional romance covers.
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Marino was cited in a Washington Post-CBS "60 Minutes" report on Sunday as spearheading legislation to neuter the Drug Enforcement Administration's power to crack down on opioid manufacturers who were flooding the market with the addictive painkillers.
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Mueller, who is spearheading the probe, has made inquiries to the White House for details on specific meetings and is looking into President Donald Trump's decision to fire former FBI Director James Comey in May, the Times reported.
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"We realize that the bucolic setting of your festival and the message it projects is in direct conflict with the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline, a project your company Energy Transfer is responsible for spearheading," wrote Ray and Saliers.
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Plus Rae is no longer just a writer and actress on her show Insecure, she's now spearheading two more shows on HBO while Insecure has helped elevate her public persona to that of a cultural icon and tastemaker.
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BARTELLA, Iraq (Reuters) - The commander of the Iraqi special forces who are spearheading the offensive to recapture the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul said on Thursday that they had gained a foothold in the city quicker than expected.
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Grassley, who is spearheading one of the most profound changes to the federal judiciary in modern history, had already played a central role in confirming a record number of circuit court judges and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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Sometimes he tells his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to do all of their jobs at once, including reimagining care for America's veterans, negotiating Middle East peace, spearheading criminal justice reform, and undertaking delicate conversations with foreign allies.
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Po is also spearheading a worldwide search for undiscovered mathematical talent in the Spirit of Ramanujan Talent Search, a collaboration between Expii, an online crowd-sourced mathematics learning resource, and the recent film The Man Who Knew Infinity.
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Real estate scion Reed Cordish and ex-Microsoft exec Chris Liddell are the two White House aides reportedly spearheading the new group, which will include Cabinet-level officials, such as the secretaries of Defense, Homeland Security, and Commerce.
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Heavy Metals Sam Knight's article on proteomics presents exciting research possibilities for humanists, but it would have benefitted from a more critical discussion of the conclusions drawn by the scientists spearheading these new methods ("Hidden Traces," November 26th).
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It was part of a research project NASA is spearheading — in partnership with the FAA — to develop an unmanned air traffic control system, which will be critical to figure out before drones can deliver goods to people's doorsteps.
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EU leaders say they are spearheading some of the most ambitious climate change policies in the world, and on Wednesday the bloc's executive unveiled a planned climate law to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050.
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E.U. leaders say they are spearheading some of the most ambitious climate change policies in the world, and on Wednesday the bloc's executive announced a planned climate law to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050.
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Medicaid expansion could mean coverage for more than 2900,220006 uninsured Missourians who earn less than $2202,2628 a year for an individual or $28500,6900 for a family of three, according to Healthcare for Missouri, the group spearheading the effort.
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Medicaid expansion could mean coverage for more than 200,000 uninsured Missourians who earn less than $18,21625 a year for an individual or $2900,220006 for a family of three, according to Healthcare for Missouri, the group spearheading the effort.
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Mr. Spota has been district attorney since 2002, and he initially earned praise for pursuing corrupt officials in local towns, and for spearheading an inquiry into how Roman Catholic Church officials on Long Island had protected pedophile priests.
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"At this stage the U.N. will proceed with issuing invitations when the countries spearheading the ISSG (International Syria Support Group) process come to an understanding on who among the opposition should be invited," U.N. spokesman Farhan Haq said.
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The 20-year-old Anishnaabe Métis land defender led Toronto's 15,000-person climate march last September, and now she's one of the many Indigenous youth spearheading the national wave of actions and rallies in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en people.
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The recent study spearheading these revelations was conducted by King's College London and COMPASS Pathways and found that volunteer participants who suffered from treatment-resistant depression were able to safely consume and tolerate psilocybin with no adverse effects.
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After lying low in the early days of the February truce, Nusra has re-emerged on the battlefield as diplomacy has unraveled, spearheading recent attacks on pro-government Iranian militias near Aleppo, Nusra commanders and other rebels say.
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So too is the hard-left CGT, which is spearheading public sector strikes now in their 12th day and threatening to intensify the industrial action in the build up to Christmas if Macron does not pull the reform.
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MONTREAL, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Teenage activist Greta Thunberg, who inspired a "flight-shaming" movement against air travel, is spearheading a climate change strike on Friday in Montreal where U.N. aviation leaders are gathering to debate plane emission targets.
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Now, the city is spearheading the microdosing movement, with tech workers taking their cue from Steve Jobs, Apple's co-founder, who said LSD was one of the "two or three most important things" he did in his life.
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"The overarching thing is that we don't want another financial crisis, and this could be a lot worse," said Natasha Landell-Mills, head of stewardship at asset manager Sarasin & Partners, which is spearheading the campaign by 29 investors.
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The following executives, based in New York, are spearheading our strategy that includes creation of high quality shows across all key podcasting genres and a global vision to develop our podcasting expertise in key markets around the world.
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The officials spearheading Singapore's virus fight have faced some criticism for what they said was a "misunderstanding" when they raised the virus alert level which sparked the panic buying of essentials like rice and toilet paper last month.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Following his brutal disavowal by President Donald Trump, former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's dream of spearheading a new U.S. political movement appears in tatters while the Republican establishment he challenged is feeling more secure.
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Conservative unease could be seen in tweets that followed a recent interview with Ahmed al-Khatib, the man spearheading the kingdom´s entertainment reforms, in which he said Riyadh will one day open cinemas and build an opera house.
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Pence will spend much of his time spearheading the Trump administration's legislative in Congress, where he has been given an office on the House side in addition to the vice presidential office in the Senate side of Capitol Hill.
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The militants are moving house to house through holes knocked in inner walls to avoid air surveillance, said Major-General Sami al-Arithi of the Counter Terrorism Service, the elite units spearheading the fighting north of the Old City.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia will one day open cinemas and build a world-class opera house, the man spearheading the kingdom's entertainment reforms said on Thursday, playing down opposition by powerful religious authorities to changes they see as sinful.
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A Western intelligence official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the strike sent a strong message to Iranian-backed militias that have been spearheading the advance that they would not be allowed to reach the Iraq border from Syria.
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"A merger with naked Hub is timely and makes perfect sense, with JustCo spearheading further expansion in Southeast Asia and naked Hub taking care of North Asia," Kong Wan Sing, founder and CEO of JustCo, summarized in a statement.
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While larger approvals will still need to go through the legislative process, the fact that the country with the fourth-largest auto industry in the world is spearheading such sweeping change is a big sign of where we're headed.
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"We are thrilled to honor Miuccia Prada for being an incredible design maverick and for spearheading the evolution of the Prada group from a family business to a global brand," said Caroline Rush, CEO of the British Fashion Council.
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Donohue, whose organization is spearheading a major campaign to win passage of the trade agreement, said moving ahead with the USMCA would also help pave the way for trade agreements with China, the European Union, Japan and other countries.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Texas Republican spearheading tax reform efforts in the U.S. House of Representatives will meet with Democrats to discuss policy ideas, as Republicans try to secure a victory for President Donald Trump after his healthcare bill's failure.
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He was joined by civic and business leaders who support the sanctuary movement and two state lawmakers spearheading a bill to allow undocumented students to apply for financial aid at public four-year colleges if they meet certain requirements.
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This past year, I was fortunate enough to speak with the women spearheading the Swedish metal scene's own version of #MeToo—an explicitly anti-racist, anti-sexist, survivor-focused movement they dubbed #KilltheKings, which then split to become #MetalToo.
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La Nacion reported that Argentina's foreign minister, Susana Malcorra, had a conversation with Eric Trump following the election, facilitated by Felipe Yaryura, the co-owner of YY Development, the Argentine firm spearheading the Trump building project in Buenos Aires.
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Many of the young activists, encouraged by the success of Georgia's reforms in the mid-2000s, are rallying behind Mikheil Saakashvili, a former Georgian president and now the governor of Odessa, who is spearheading a national anti-corruption movement.
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The crown prince, appointed to the position by his father in June, is spearheading a plan to reform and transform the Saudi economy by 2030 and, in line with that goal, increase the number of women in the workforce.
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These hearings should detail whether Russia is involved with or spearheading current attacks against Harris, Sanders, Warren and O'Rourke and whether there is any coordination or collusion between foreign attacks against prominent liberals and any domestic social-media operations.
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When ISIS propaganda ran rife, the Obama Administration worked with Silicon Valley and others to take it down, spearheading efforts such as the shared database of terrorist content that Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and YouTube use to speed the process.
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