"We're strapped for goals, we're strapped for opportunities to get the goal and it's not for a lack of effort," said Buffalo coach Dan Bylsma.
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And the IRS is so strapped for time, it's strapped for money and employees in the estate and gift tax divisions, they just can't catch all of this stuff.
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The company, which is pouring much of its resources into battling homegrown ride-hail competitors in places like China and India, isn't so much strapped for cash as it's strapped for equity.
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Despite their recent pullback, American VCs aren't strapped for cash.
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Strapped for cash, it does so as cheaply as possible.
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Ever wonder what nutritionists cook when they're strapped for time?
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Nurses and doctors are already stressed and strapped for time.
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New Jersey Transit has been strapped for cash for years.
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And they were certainly strapped for cash for the fledgling business.
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He couldn't shake the feeling that they were strapped for time.
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States and cities, many of which are already strapped for cash.
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And what should you do if you are strapped for cash?
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The state was strapped for resources, and couldn't afford to research it.
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Yet most authorities are strapped for cash if not already dangerously indebted.
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Now companies are strapped for cash, and employer-employee loyalty has eroded.
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When strapped for cash, what's a millennial or Gen Zer to do?
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And for all of these reasons, I'm almost always strapped for time.
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It looks like the Tooth Fairy was strapped for cash in 2017.
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A growing segment of students who cost more to teach will test schools already strapped for cash A growing segment of students who cost more to teach will test schools already strapped for cash This segment originally aired Dec.
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I was strapped for cash and asked myself, Did I just screw up?
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He said recent budget cuts have also left migrant shelters strapped for cash.
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I was strapped for cash and stretching my budget simply attending these weddings.
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Strapped for cash, Palestinians purchase produce from fruit and vegetable markets (called hisbeh).
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Former employees described a restaurant strapped for cash and with no clear leadership.
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If you're really strapped for cash, there are plenty of free courses online.
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I got used to being strapped for cash and getting more out of less.
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Get strapped for a wild ride, full of sex-positivity and bandana halter tops.
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It's a real problem for smaller Wikipedia editions that are already strapped for volunteers.
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The hospital in Slavutich is so strapped for cash it can't accommodate specialized needs.
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Think you can't afford a killer vacation this fall because you're strapped for cash?
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He already worked at Facebook, after all, so he probably isn't strapped for cash.
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In the short term, however, it meant we were a bit strapped for cash.
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New York (CNN Business)Less than a year ago, Tesla was strapped for cash.
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Cannabis taxation would provide a steady stream of revenue to states strapped for cash.
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"Everyone's pretty strapped for money," and his relatives were unable to help him out.
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Could this be an option for other teams currently strapped for quality starting pitching?
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If you are strapped for cash, you can take a loan from your 401(k).
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If you've saved appropriately, a luxury can provide real value, especially if you're strapped for time.
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But while eggs are delicious, its not always a practical breakfast if you're strapped for time.
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It's never fun to play the comparison game — especially when you're a millennial strapped for cash.
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"Never has the administration been strapped for funds to deal with Ebola or Zika," Cole said.
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The news could trigger a new wave of concerned patients to clinics already strapped for resources.
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But when she tried to collect the $2,2000 fee, Batio claimed he was strapped for cash.
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However, it makes for an effective student computer monitor if you're strapped for cash – and space.
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Despite what you might think, it is possible to save even when you're strapped for cash.
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The companies that are chasing the hyperloop dream are strapped for cash and a bit scandal worn.
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If you are strapped for cash, consider reselling your old textbooks to underclassmen or your university store.
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Some say Cuba's cultural institutions are ideologically outdated and too strapped for cash to promote them sufficiently.
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By 2011, though, the museum, strapped for funds to pay city real estate taxes, filed for bankruptcy.
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The higher prices alienated customers when they were strapped for cash and increasingly shopping at discount stores.
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It's Customizable If you're strapped for time, the suggested Day Plans seem to have something for everyone.
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If state governments are strapped for money, public health funds are often the first to be cut.
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Meanwhile, the Communist-ruled island cannot easily replace subsidized Venezuelan supplies as it is strapped for cash.
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Listen, we get it: you're strapped for cash and need a whole mess of cheese grated, like NOW.
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The companies that are chasing the hyperloop dream are occasionally strapped for cash and a bit scandal worn.
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With American Century strapped for cash after his roulette misadventure, he gets turned down for a bank loan.
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Venezuela can't pay to import goods because its government is desperately strapped for cash after years of mismanagement.
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The IAEA is strapped for personnel, as it already has hundreds of inspectors working elsewhere around the globe.
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But to local people strapped for cash, the trees look like fixed deposits to be withdrawn in entirety.
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We need quick, easy, and healthy meals with minimal cleanup, because we're pretty much always strapped for time.
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You can start by avoiding mistakes now that could leave you strapped for cash in your old age.
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"We were pretty strapped for money, and we were determined not to go into debt," Mr. Edge said.
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"These households are often strapped for time and could be enticed to purchase with further customization", Nielsen wrote.
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If the race isn't wrapped up by this point, the slower pace could hurt campaigns strapped for cash.
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The turbine trouble could tarnish GE Power's reputation and hurt sales at a time it's strapped for cash.
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Now, a Wisconsin city that's strapped for drinking water is requesting the right to divert it from Lake Michigan.
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Despite Suze's apparent endless wine budget, the Howards have always been strapped for cash, as the cold open proves.
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Meanwhile, educators are strapped for time and resources to create more individualized lesson plans and volunteer for extracurricular activities.
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It's largely an untapped market where the clear majority of businesses are small ones that are strapped for cash.
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Microsoft is pitching states on matching capital investment costs, but many state governments are already pretty strapped for cash.
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And if you're strapped for cash, let me ask you: Have you checked out the drugstore beauty section lately?
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Poorer parents are strapped for money and time; roughly 35% of children in America live in single-parent homes.
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The Commission warned that governments, already strapped for cash, could hurt revenues by yielding to pressure to cut VAT.
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But the reality is that Meals on Wheels, like many other social service programs, is already strapped for resources.
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The former New York City mayor was in the midst of an expensive divorce and was strapped for cash.
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"Most city governments — I can tell you ours is — we are super-strapped for financial resources," Mr. Fischer said.
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So it&aposs possible for a founder to be running a successful business and still be strapped for cash.
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For state governments strapped for money, public health funds are often the first to be cut during economic downturns.
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Ever strapped for cash, the school sold these textiles in bulk, turning them into one of its most profitable products.
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That problem is multiplied in House and Senate races, which are typically much more strapped for resources than presidential campaigns.
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I booked plane tickets for one trip and an Airbnb stay for another, so I'm a little strapped for cash.
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If you're strapped for time, we promise no college graduate is going to say no to an envelope of money.
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Strapped for cash, Sharp sold the building housing its headquarters earlier this year and has been renting out the property.
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Not that it's strapped for cash — the company has raised close to $20123 billion and is valued at $20 billion.
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Like so many other animal rescues strapped for time and money, Joseph's Legacy Rescue just couldn't take in anymore animals.
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The Nikkei business daily reported on Tuesday that it has been strapped for cash as its automotive GPS business struggles.
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She further emphasizes how focusing in on getting that one strong is especially important if you are strapped for resources.
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It's pretty hard to argue that NFL teams are too strapped for money to pay their cheerleaders a fair wage.
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"Right now, I feel valued but super underpaid and strapped for resources to do my job best," says another person.
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And if I wasn't lazy, or constantly strapped for time, I wouldn't need to add $10 over and over again.
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Skipping a couple of extra saucepans and serving straight from the pot is attractive proposition for those strapped for time.
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Esther Pearl Watson's personal paintings depict the life and adventures of a family rich in dreams but perpetually strapped for cash.
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Strained rescue efforts, strapped for resources after the already devastating Hurricanes Irma and Harvey, plus the 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Mexico.
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If you're strapped for cash, you can even buy a coffee table and a few decorative vases from a thrift store.
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If you're strapped for cash, you can always give a gift from the heart, like a framed picture or memory book.
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But traveling when you're strapped for cash doesn't have to mean saying no to the things you actually want to do.
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Companies like Google, Facebook and Microsoft could flourish while others more strapped for cash and resources to invest in research stumble.
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Poundworld is not the only retailer to be struggling in Britain where consumers are strapped for cash and increasingly shopping online.
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"They're much more strapped for cash, and they're accelerating the sale of assets that will get pretty decent prices," said Brinker.
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Governments, strapped for cash, have increasingly allowed private contractors to charge fees to subsidize or completely fund a good or service.
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It is a mega-project that could take years and require billions of dollars – yet his administration is strapped for cash.
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Businesses across the country, from toymakers to start-ups to carmakers, are strapped for cash and struggling to pay their bills.
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Strapped for cash, Rush must scale down his lifestyle and move back to his childhood home with Aunt Jo (Darlene Love).
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This means that schools already strapped for cash have to take out money for educational activities and materials to cover lunch money.
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Border Patrol staffing issues The administration's funding request comes at a time when Border Patrol is already strapped for resources and personnel.
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Or that rescue groups and animal shelters, already strapped for time and resources, are now tasked with promoting their animals as products.
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He and his father used to sell handmade furniture, but as customers became strapped for cash, they shut up shop in 22.
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Strapped for cash by low oil prices and riven by sectarian divisions, the Iraqi government will need help from the international coalition.
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The rest is roughly the same, but unless you're really strapped for money, we'd say the Pro version is a better deal.
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Public anger in Europe over aggressive corporate tax strategies has been boiling since the financial crisis left national treasuries strapped for cash.
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But the next day, she made news for something else, revealing to the New York Times that she was strapped for cash.
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Meanwhile, she has transferred most of the money for her House campaign to her presidential bid, leaving her reelection account strapped for cash.
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Earlier this year America promised a sharp increase in aid to Jordan, which hosts 2m registered Palestinian refugees and is strapped for cash.
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The band can offer music lessons, but not much more, as they are strapped for cash and often go to bed hungry themselves.
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Strapped for money, many are turning to the gig economy — driving for Uber or listing their homes on Airbnb — to make ends meet.
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Strapped for resources, Puerto Rico now faces a steep recovery and officials say residents may not have power for 4 to 6 months.
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With the government strapped for cash, philanthropies began to play a larger role in funding many of these programs on a local level.
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This wasn't an issue for us, like I said before, but just something to keep in mind if you're more strapped for time.
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The airline, launched in 2012, has been cash-strapped for more than two years due to tough conditions in Tanzania, its home market.
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Recognizing that students are particularly strapped for cash and move from place to place often, Decluttr offers them an extra 10% cash bonus.
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At a time when I was pretty strapped for cash, I wanted to be able to procure as much clothing as humanly possible.
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But the team has vowed to build with private financing; Oakland, strapped for cash, refuses to fund a new complex for any team.
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Strapped for cash and badly outspent by his rivals, Biden barely had enough money to air television ads in critical Super Tuesday battlegrounds.
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How can a company have $37 billion in cash and short-term assets on the balance sheet and still be strapped for cash?
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If you are strapped for cash, try to do something, whether it is baking cookies or simply giving a card to express your gratitude.
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Still, in-depth, curious journalism is difficult and expensive to produce, and many newsrooms are strapped for resources, if they even exist at all.
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Whether you're strapped for costume options or want something sexy on a budget, your nice nightgowns or bra and panty sets can save you.
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A lot of publishers are strapped for revenue and welcome any funding as Facebook and Google eat up most of the digital-ad pie.
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Strapped for cash and badly outspent by his rivals, Joe Biden barely had enough money to air television ads in critical Super Tuesday battlegrounds.
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The Biden campaign, which was strapped for cash only one week ago, raised $22020 million in the three days after the South Carolina primary.
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Here's the first warning of a leitmotif that will run through this entire review, which is, don't stay here if you're strapped for cash.
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An Italian government strapped for money is smartly tapping private philanthropy to protect its cultural heritage, which is a vital engine of its economy.
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The federal gas tax of 18.4 cents per gallon hasn't been raised since 1993, and the Highway Trust Fund is often strapped for cash.
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Poundworld is not the only retailer to be struggling in Britain at the moment where consumers are strapped for cash and increasingly shopping online.
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And knowing that Jordyn has her own athleisure line, fake eye lash line, and is an employed model, she isn't strapped for that Bravo cash.
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That could prove to be a weak link, as many of these bodies are strapped for cash and staff and exposed to conflicts of interest.
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Unless you're strapped for space in your home, stocking up on non-perishable staples is a great way to save money on a regular basis.
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While the company said that no data had been breached, some Wall Street firms grew skeptical that the hack would leave FexEx strapped for volume.
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If you've been pining for an epic international vacation but are feeling strapped for cash, look for cities where the U.S. dollar is the strongest.
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If you're strapped for cash, the best way to find a good price on a stroller is through Craigslist, Facebook, or a local resale shop.
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But the study found that representatives from these public universities -- which are often strapped for funding -- prioritize recruiting prospective students from affluent and white communities.
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"Valeant is likely to lose a large chunk of its cash flow just when the company is strapped for money," Mr. Krensavage said in an interview.
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Hong Kong is no way strapped for cash, it has some $1.12 trillion in reserves, and has posted budget surpluses every year for the last decade.
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Since the early 1990s, the state, strapped for cash, has reversed its condemnation of neoliberal capitalism in favor of million-dollar joint ventures with foreign investors.
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The bureau — criticized in the past by government watchdogs and Congress for cost overruns and management missteps — is strapped for cash in a critical preparation year.
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Here's how desperate it's getting ... medical professionals in England are so strapped for supplies, nurses are now wearing trash bags to protect themselves from the coronavirus.
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Reade, of the NRDC, said that states tend to be strapped for resources to investigate environmental contaminants locally, and look to the EPA to lead the way.
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Strapped for cash, Laurel moves from Los Angeles to work as an aide for her brother, Luke (Danny Pino), a Democratic senator, amid a looming government shutdown.
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"Our parishioners can occasionally find themselves strapped for physical cash, so it's fantastic to be able to offer an alternative which is quick and convenient," says Davie.
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The White House has resisted imposing an embargo on imports from Venezuela, in part because of opposition from U.S. refiners strapped for supply of heavy crude oil.
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State and local health departments, already strapped for cash, say they need funding to prepare especially in the event that the virus becomes widespread in their communities.
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The influx of patients has left health-care workers strapped for masks, gowns, ventilators and other equipment; retailers, manufacturing companies and citizens have stepped up to help.
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That said, local authorities are increasingly strapped for funds and therefore eager to adopt the new approach, even though P28503s are still not approved in all states.
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Still, state officials, whose own legislatures are strapped for cash, contend that, without additional resources, election officials will fall short of securing their systems from cyber threats.
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The oil fields are assets that have also been long sought after by Russia and the Assad regime, which is strapped for cash after years of civil war.
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CS: It seems strange to suggest marriage counseling to a couple so strapped for cash, but I hope you'll consider it, even if only for a few sessions.
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The movie instead pointedly establishes her as a scrappy delivery girl strapped for cash, rejecting his inheritance money and mysterious disappearance because she believes he's still alive somewhere.
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When Hurricane Katrina devastated the U.S. Gulf coast in 2005, construction companies, also strapped for workers, brought in foreign labor, both legally on H-1B visas, and illegally.
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This is likely to make it harder for the dictatorship to function as it's already strapped for cash — Maduro has nearly $100 billion of debts, per Financial Times.
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Declining enrollment as well as heavy pension and debt obligations have left the district strapped for cash and it could run out of money as soon as April.
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Mr. Cuccinelli has often said that the agency is strapped for resources as it works to tackle a backlog of more than one million cases in immigration court. .
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It's been strapped for cash and grappling with mounting liabilities, with much of Wall Street and other industry experts convinced there's no hope of a turnaround in sight.
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But between way too many birthday gifts to buy (typical Pisces season) and going a teensy bit overboard with President's Day Weekend deals (guilty!), we're pretty strapped for cash.
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Venezuela had plunged into a deep economic recession, leaving the country strapped for cash and struggling to pay for vital food imports necessary to feed its 30 million residents.
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Under Armour just signed Joel Embiid to a massive contract and has invested a ton of money into Steph Curry's overall business, so they could be strapped for cash.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Strapped for cash in a Tokyo hotel, Albert Einstein wrote his take on life on a note and handed it to the bellboy instead of a tip.
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The Ice and Mountains package, which is the lowest-priced at $32K per person, is a four-day excursion that offers up exploratory trails for those strapped for time.
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But this is precisely the kind of thing that makes it possible for a university to receive a substantial budgetary appropriation and still find itself chronically strapped for funding.
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Unfortunately, incomes haven't kept up with expenses like medical care and dining out, so millennials are strapped for cash in a way that previous generations weren't at similar ages.
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He was so strapped for cash that his creditors were apoplectic when they learned that Mr. Trump had bought Marla Maples an engagement ring estimated to be worth $19933,21993.
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This combination of infinite selection and total convenience is exactly the type of selling point that appeals to America's workforce, which is increasingly strapped for both time and money.
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One-third of House candidates have vulnerable websites right now, according to a study released this month, and campaigns are often too strapped for cash to afford cybersecurity expertise.
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" And "the poorest" might be the quasi-independent, ever-strapped-for-cash filmmakers like Welles, forced to compromise or even abandon their artistic endeavors because of "lack of choice.
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With Zimbabwe's banks strapped for cash, shipping essential daily commodities like rice and cooking oil to families from their relatives abroad has become a favored alternative to cash remittances.
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Not all businesses have the cash flow to save for emergencies, so she suggested opening a credit card or taking a line of credit if you're strapped for cash.
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They're asking for a 12% increase over three years, but the school district says it's so strapped for cash that it can only offer 5% raises over three years.
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Advocates worry that states, strapped for cash, will begin to limit aid for people with disabilities who need services to live independently, including wheelchairs, oxygen tanks, or care attendants.
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This very public display of support should be applauded in a time when cities are strapped for funds and the arts often slip down the list of perceived importance.
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Marine Le Pen's nationalist party, recently renamed National Rally, found itself strapped for cash back in 2014, as none of the French banks wanted to provide it with any loans.
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Tesla was so strapped for space at the former Toyota / GM factory that it had to build a tent in the parking lot this summer to handle Model 13 capacity.
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It's expensive to implement strategies as equipment-heavy as anaerobic digesters, and with dairy consumption dropping in the US, lots of dairy farmers are more strapped for cash than ever.
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Mama June is apparently strapped for cash ... because she and her boyfriend are selling off everything inside their home, and video from the garage sale shows the place in shambles.
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There is a private health care system that is cutting-edge and luxurious and a public one that is strapped for cash but provides essential services to the working class.
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But the effect is most intensified among youth who are disadvantaged, who come from communities where schools are strapped for resources and racial bias leaves no latitude for behavioral issues.
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The outbreaks come at a time when Rio's state government, strapped for cash because of plummeting royalties from offshore oil fields, has been forced to shutter hospitals and research laboratories.
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There is a private health care system that is cutting-edge and luxurious, and a public one that is strapped for cash but provides essential services to the working class.
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Nora turns out to be fairly typical of recent TV contemporaries in her demo -- strapped for money, fond of smoking weed, a little confused, and a whole lot self-absorbed.
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And those travelers aren't necessarily strapped for cash: Some 39 percent of fliers earning $100,000 or more told Morning Consult that they were likely to purchase a basic economy ticket.
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You can run a successful startup and still be strapped for cashIt&aposs typical for startup founders to hold equity in their companies, meaning they own a portion of it.
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By one count, 10 privately owned groups have in effect been nationalized this year, when, strapped for financing because of tightening credit controls, they sold their equity stakes to S.O.E.s.
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In the final moments of SMILF's debut episode, its strapped-for-cash, do-anything heroine Bridgette auditions for a small role in a PSA about post-traumatic stress disorder among veterans.
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If you are too busy or strapped for cash to actually go abroad, but you still want to look like a seasoned traveler, Delta and Tinder have a fix for you.
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Snap's list of worries is growing longer: It's strapped for cash and will likely be forced to raise capital as early as mid-2019, according to one Wall Street research firm.
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As public school teachers have voted to strike throughout the nation, Trump took the time to applaud charter schools, which drain resources from school districts strapped for funds and lack oversight.
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Strapped for cash, the campaign didn't have enough money to run the TV and digital ads they had originally planned for early contests as they tried to stay afloat in Iowa.
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His basic argument is that the BLS deflates the price of cars on the grounds that the quality has improved, but that this doesn't help you if you're strapped for cash.
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In episode eight, Amber, who's described as an "ex-tank mechanic," talks about how her wedding dress's alterations would put her in a financial hole; she's unemployed and strapped for cash.
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Relatives of patients say that some hospitals, strapped for resources as they deal with an influx of patients, are turning sick people away or refusing to test them for the coronavirus.
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Mr. Peralta was, as always, strapped for cash — "in way over his head," his own lawyer said — and at a meeting, he pitched Mr. Rechnitz on investing in his liquor deals.
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CALPAK gift card, from $25Ordering a piece of luggage that best suits them will take too long if you're strapped for time, plus you might not know exactly what they like.
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Cuban President Raul Castro admitted a year ago that the country was strapped for cash, adding in December that it was having trouble paying suppliers and thanking them for their patience.
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As it scrambles to replace 21.1,2440 pipes leaching lead this year, the beleaguered city is strapped for cash and looking to collect money from residents for water used during the crisis.
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The abrupt cancellation last November by the Indian government of most banknotes by value was one factor: monthly inflows crashed, as the millions of Bangladeshis working in India were strapped for cash.
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Anyone strapped for counter space in a small kitchen might find this organizational caddy useful: the Estilo Stainless Steel Lazy Susan features two tiers of shelving and a 360-degree rotating base.
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"Sometimes the obstacles are great and logic would say, you should quit," he adds, referring to the decades it took to build the business and how strapped for cash the company was.
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First off, if you're strapped for cash, or more accurately just want to be more responsible with the cash you do have, the price tags of these devices communicate some loud differences.
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But analyzing street drugs for their chemical makeup is very expensive: Testing a single syringe for fentanyl and other drugs costs about $300, and public health departments are famously strapped for funding.
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The company's goal is to take care of folks who use cannabis to treat chronic pain and other medical issues, but are too strapped for cash right now to maintain their supply.
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We broke the story -- Tyrese says he's only raking in $51k a month but his expenses are more than $113k, so he's too strapped for cash to cover anything else for her.
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Some child welfare experts say the program could put more children at risk, and many say it marks a significant departure that will challenge state programs that are already strapped for cash.
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Generally stressed out and strapped for time, Vartanian hit up fast food joints on a regular basis, eating at McDonald's at least four times a week and drinking gallons of soda regularly.
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Many state and local governments already feel they're strapped for cash — and these dynamics have already led many cities to find ways to fund law enforcement on the backs of offenders themselves.
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I love this category of home cooking, as strapped for time as I currently am, but still in want of something good to eat, and as few dishes to do as possible.
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But this season, an overwhelming amount of legitimately co-ed runways (Givenchy, Tibi, Marni, Thom Browne, and more) sent confusing messages: Designers are either strapped for cash, or they're just producing extra clothes.
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It's important to note that the most aggressive repayment plan may not be the best one for you, especially if you're on an income-driven repayment plan because you're already strapped for cash.
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For a well-intentioned consumer strapped for time, this seems like a helpful shorthand — an easy way to ensure that the eggs you're buying come from chickens that weren't raised in appalling conditions.
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Production by the OPEC nation's oil industry is at a 60-year low, leaving President Nicolas Maduro's government strapped for cash as it grapples with hyperinflation and a fifth year of economic contraction.
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If you ever find yourself on a camping trip strapped for something to smoke out of, fear not—with a little work, you can turn your trusty oil lantern into a DIY pipe.
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Kasich's appeal Kasich, strapped for cash, under mounting pressure from Cruz to exit the race, and desperate to prove he can compete across the map, wasn't expected to win Tuesday, and he didn't.
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The rising dominance of low-cost carriers like IndiGo in a price sensitive market as well as high oil prices, hefty fuel taxes and a weak rupee have left Jet strapped for cash.
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The museum was so strapped for money that last year, after termites destroyed a wooden base holding a 2000-foot dinosaur skeleton, it started a crowdfunding campaign to raise $213,1003 to replace it.
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But if you have some kind of big expense and are strapped for cash, you don't have to fully pay off the bill — you can instead roll credit over into the next month.
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According to Barbagallo, production was put on hiatus when Disney's company was strapped for cash during World War II, but Disney's nephew, Roy E. Disney, unearthed the footage while working on Fantasia 2000.
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The international organization said last week that it "stands ready" to use its $1 trillion credit capacity to aid countries strapped for cash and that relief for emerging countries is of particular importance.
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But — because we're scrappy (and strapped for cash) — instead of instantly adding to cart, we hunted down all the expensive-looking furniture to decor dupes that we could find for cheap on Amazon.
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We do not find out why Kirk remained celibate until he married in his mid-40s or how he managed to spend whole summers in Scotland when he was so often strapped for cash.
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Part of the concern is that it could hurt negotiations with Democrats for Immigration and Customs Enforcement funding, which has been strapped for resources, as well as the political optics, according to the source.
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And in a field where most candidates find themselves strapped for cash, they snipe at his ability to raise more than anyone else in the primary field except for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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With companies strapped for cash simply needing to survive, they will not collectively be able to spend the hundreds of billions of dollars needed to construct new supply chains and diversify production anytime soon.
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A dollar shortage has prompted Lebanon's commercial banks to impose strict caps on withdrawing dollars and a block on most transfers abroad, leaving Lebanese, many of whom are paid in dollars, strapped for cash.
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A dollar shortage has prompted Lebanon's commercial banks to impose strict caps on withdrawing dollars and a block on most transfers abroad, leaving Lebanese, many of whom are paid in dollars, strapped for cash.
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Whether it happens or not fails to be seen yet, but I do have one piece of advice for Drake if he's strapped for cash—send in that video of Travis to You've Been Framed.
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Whether you're strapped for time during the day or you're just trying to save money on a gym membership, TRX systems are a great alternative for high-impact training at home or on the go.
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With a national debt reaching $20 trillion, states strapped for education funding and the ever-present reality of our country's crumbling infrastructure, there is a laundry list of real, tangible needs for our taxpayers' dollars.
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If, however, you are even more strapped for time than this guide allows, you can also go for the cheat mode, which selects the essential, cannot miss, even if you have no time at all episodes.
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Venezuela can't pay to import goods because its government is desperately strapped for cash after years of mismanagement of its funds, heavy spending on poorly run government programs, and lack of investment on its oil fields.
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ISIS is so strapped for cash it has also started giving people accused of violating Sharia law the option of paying a cash fine instead of suffering severe physical punishments, reports IHS, which monitors the conflict.
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Strapped for cash, many liberal cities have sought out public-private partnerships and other arrangements that outsource such basic government responsibilities as maintaining parks, cleaning city streets, enforcing parking regulations, dispatching ambulances, and educating school kids.
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Lenders who offer the products say they help people who are strapped for cash, but consumer advocates say borrowers often end up with high debt because of high interest rates, fees and rolling over the loans.
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US officials believe that the regime, strapped for cash after a nearly eight-year-long civil war, hopes to recapture the oil fields and simultaneously deny the Syrian Democratic Forces a source of revenue and legitimacy.
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Whether you're absolutely stumped on what to get someone, strapped for cash, or just woke up from a cryogenic sleep to realize it's December and Trump is still president, you can't go wrong with a beauty gift.
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Get lit with ring LEDs and window coverings Even your most basic selfie-taking stage, you'll want to be mindful of lighting—but you don't necessarily have to buy any extra equipment if you're strapped for cash.
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modelled on the likes of no-frills airlines easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc , has been cash-strapped for more than two years due to tough conditions in its home market, Tanzania.
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Although many domestic violence agencies serve men, advocates say most are already strapped for cash and resources, which makes operating a men's only shelter or providing adequate legal, medical, and mental health services to men less feasible.
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" Robert Moss, a graduate student at the University of Birmingham, wrote on Twitter, "It's possible — in a worse-case scenario — that civil unrest could break out if we find ourselves strapped for cash and low on imports.
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The effect of cutting taxes on rich people and business owners has been to increase the after-tax income of rich people and business owners, while leaving the state strapped for cash to pay for public services.
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Avianca Brasil, which is the country's fourth largest airline, has been so strapped for cash in recent months it has been kept afloat by loans from its competitors, who sought to keep the airline alive until the auction.
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Venezuela can't pay to import goods -- such as food or medicine -- because the government is strapped for cash after years of mismanagement, heavy spending on poorly run government programs, corruption and lack of investment on its oil fields.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's struggling Socialist Party said on Tuesday it had agreed to sell its historic headquarters in Paris' Left Bank for 45.5 million euros ($53.89 million), after a stinging electoral defeat this year left it strapped for cash.
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Kevin Federline made his own bed when he decided to have more children after divorcing Britney Spears, and it's not her problem that he's now strapped for cash and seeking more child support ... sources close to Britney tell TMZ.
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While notable in its own right, the decline in the number of public companies has been accompanied by a mass migration of capital into private equity as some of the world's largest pension funds remain strapped for reliable returns.
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And targeting those web sites can be a relatively easy haul compared to other hacking endeavors, especially as states and local jurisdictions are strapped for cash to the points where they may be unable to secure their sites properly.
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That decade, during which Brazil hosted the World Cup and the Summer Olympics, was peppered with pacification campaigns that only pushed the violence elsewhere as a government strapped for cash after lavish spending on athletics seemed unable to cope.
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A source told CNN at the time that McAleenan was resistant to the plan, concerned in part that it could hurt negotiations with congressional Democrats for ICE funding, which has been strapped for resources, as well as the political optics.
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Independently owned and operated outlets, which had long fought to convince advertisers that queer people — including, yes, lesbians — spend money, too, found themselves competing for ad dollars with mightier publishers, leading some outlets particularly strapped for cash to close their doors.
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And for the past few days, evacuees have been sharing images of gas stations strapped for fuel and backups all the way to Atlanta as they heed advice and make their way north — many of them seemingly at a snail's pace.
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Republicans argue Medicaid is already strapped for resources, and that expanding it to "able-bodied" adults only exacerbates the problem, while Democrats say expansion is a way to provide health coverage to the millions of low-income adults who are uninsured.
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But the President's opponents say Venezuela can't pay to import goods because its government is desperately strapped for cash after years of mismanagement of funds, heavy spending on poorly run government programs and lack of investment in its oil fields.
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If states already strapped for cash become targets for similar attacks, this will become a very expensive ordeal — even if cities don't pay the ransom to gain back access to files or systems it was shut out of during the hack.
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Funding shortfall: In some Colorado communities, schools are so strapped for cash that they have gone to four-day weeks because they cannot afford to keep school buildings open, pay teachers, and bus kids back and forth for all five days.
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With the exception of a few projects I did when I was strapped for cash, I feel lucky that I've been able to afford to say no to things that don't feel like they advance my career in a productive direction.
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An executive with FireEye said Thursday that the firm has continued to observe North Korean-linked hackers targeting financial institutions in order to siphon off money for the regime, which has been increasingly strapped for cash as a result of international sanctions.
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An executive with FireEye said Thursday that the firm has continued to observe North Korean-linked hackers targeting financial institutions in order to siphon off money for the regime, which has been increasingly strapped for cash as a result of international sanctions.
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Strapped for cash without an investment-worthy idea, the cofounders launched their initial business model with just over $100 in out-of-pocket investment — 100 bucks to obtain their LLC, plus $6 per month in hosting fees to launch their business website.
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Detractors will also note the lack of emphasis on American values, and they will disagree on whether the strategy can be resourced by a Congress that will likely be strapped for cash and a President that doesn't always build confidence in our allies.
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It's the great irony of the 2018 farm bill cycle: The GOP's cost-cutting agenda is likely to leave congressional negotiators strapped for cash, despite the fact that agriculture and nutrition programs from the 2014 installment are saving taxpayers billions more than expected.
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Strapped for cash and in need of profit, Tesla built only the pricier dual motor all-wheel drive version of the Model 3 at the end of the third quarter, although it had previously built some rear-wheel drive Model 3's.
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And with many campaigns now strapped for cash as they head toward Super Tuesday on March 3, their messaging and the money they can put behind it may foreshadow who will be a force in a national campaign and who will run into a wall.
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The second is no USB passthrough, which isn't a huge deal if you have a dedicated gaming rig, with ports aplenty, but for people like me who are strapped for ports, having some built into the BlackWidow X would have been an awesome bonus.
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Critics have charged that the new program is too ideological, and an inappropriate use of public funds at a time when Arizona public education is strapped for cash — and that the administration sidelined the Arizona State faculty by permitting the external advisers too much influence.
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Critics have charged that the new program is too ideological, and an inappropriate use of public funds at a time when Arizona public education is strapped for cash — and that the administration sidelined the Arizona State faculty by permitting the external advisers too much influence.
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Combined with last year's tax overhaul, which reduced state and local tax deductions and also managed to strip our nation's coffers of well over a trillion dollars in revenue, the burden of this infrastructure plan would fall on states and cities already critically strapped for cash.
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The island is strapped for cash, owes huge amounts to lenders that it cannot pay, and has seen its professional classes move to the mainland — and now it will have to grapple with the costly damage from the storm that was lashing across its population centers on Wednesday.
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Yet city governments, typically strapped for money, will often be the last to offload their legacy buses if they are still able to take people from A to B, even if the running costs of the newer buses over a period of time work out to be much cheaper.
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"If you're strapped for cash and running out of food every month like a lot of families did in our study, the cheapest thing you can buy is ramen, hot dogs and boxed macaroni and cheese," said Dr. Bowen, an associate professor of sociology at North Carolina State University.
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Gold Reserve and Venezuela, which is strapped for funds at a time of low oil prices, triple-digit inflation and heavy debt payments due this year, had been in a dispute over the payment until February this year when they reached a deal to jointly exploit the Brisas and Las Cristinas projects.
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It seems that you just can't finally kill off something that so many people — stupid or clever, rich or fairly cash-strapped, for better or for worse, wrong or right — seem to have an itching desire for, something that just won't go away no matter how much blunt theorizing you might throw at its head.
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In her solo exhibition Tire Universe at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects, artist Esther Pearl Watson mines her own humble beginnings growing up in small towns outside of Dallas, Texas to form the basis of her "memory paintings," series of works that depict the life and adventures of a family rich in dreams but perpetually strapped for cash.
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For those who don't know, the movie—which turns 30 years old this week—tells the story of Mark Watson (Howell), a UCLA undergraduate who, strapped for cash to pay his way through Harvard Law School, takes an overdose of "tanning pills" to appear black, and thus, become eligible for a scholarship for gifted black students. Yes.
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The effort, which would cost at least $80 million and occupy much of the remainder of his tenure in office, significantly broadened the number of apartments that the city has said potentially contain problematic conditions, and added to the significant tasks facing the housing authority, which is strapped for cash and has an estimated $32 billion in needed repairs.
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Two new Starship prototypes are now under construction, and Musk plans to give a presentation, updating the public on his Mars travel plans, on Saturday at 7 pm CT. NASA gave SpaceX its first major contract in 2008 when the startup was strapped for cash and still developing its hardware, and Musk has credited NASA as an essential partner.
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Home ownership is down among people ages 25 to 34, with a 2018 report from the Urban Institute finding that the rate of millennial homeownership is currently much lower than that of baby boomers and members of Generation X. This age group is strapped for cash and inundated with student loans, which means many millennials are forced to rent.
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Rep. Ben McAdams is the second member of Congress to test positive for the novel coronavirusCalifornia's governor said hospitals are so strapped for face masks they are turning to Los Angeles seamstresses — an industry notorious for poor labor conditionsPhotos show what San Francisco looked like the day before residents were ordered to 'shelter in place' for 3 weeks to contain the coronavirus
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The same day, the court heard arguments in the case of Gerald Bostock, who says he was sacked as a social worker in Georgia after officials learned he played in a gay softball league, and Donald Zarda, a sky-diving instructor in New York, whose lawyers claim was fired after he reassured a female customer, to whom he was strapped for a dive, that he was homosexual.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE, with dismal showings in the first two tests, has to win in South Carolina; he is cash-strapped for the expensive March primaries.
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Read more:FULL INTERVIEW: Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says the worst is yet to come, and warns other mayors to shut their cities down now before it's too lateImmigration judges, ICE attorneys, and experts are calling on the Trump administration to close the courts to stop the novel coronavirus from spreadingCalifornia's governor said hospitals are so strapped for face masks they are turning to Los Angeles seamstresses — an industry notorious for poor labor conditions
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Should Le Pen win, her immigration stance could hurt technology companies strapped for engineering talent, with criticism likely to mirror concerns about President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's proposed reforms to H1-B Visa programs in the U.S. Macron, the heavy front-runner according to betting markets, has already taken aim at major U.S. technology companies on the issue of sharing user data with government intelligence agencies.
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Ali-Jae Henke, the current head of industry, elections at Google, described the company's routine work with campaigns during the cycle: "They say 'like look, we really want to get attention and we want to reach as many people as possible and these are kind of the areas politically where we might have challenges or the different types of voting blocs we need to reach' … and so then I am able to in that advisory capacity be like, 'well this is what moms look like online, this is how we find them...'" This work is of major importance, because even the most well-funded political campaigns are always strapped for time and resources, given the monumental task they have of contacting, motivating, and persuading the electorate.
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