Blog after blog strategizes about how to maximize your "return on investment" on OkCupid.
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Ailes operates behind the scenes, strategizes and makes things happen so that one day BAM!
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The electorate that sits in the center, however, is ripe for the taking, his team strategizes.
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I'd wholly support an esports industry that actively strategizes to give players a seat at the negotiating table.
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Weapon: Holier than thou, will condemn you Mars in analytical Virgo strategizes and approaches problems with surgical precision.
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But before he strategizes about how to attract those voters and win the general election, Bloomberg needs the nomination.
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The group strategizes with Black Lives Matters' national chapter in Los Angeles, which has provided organizational support for larger protests, she added.
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She knows they'll be back — and so she waits, and strategizes, and cultivates an inner strength that is both remarkable and believable.
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At least one government document uncovered by POLITICO identified her as the acting assistant secretary for the bureau, which strategizes on legislative activity.
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The talks have aided the president's legal team as it prepares a rebuttal to the report and strategizes for the coming public war over its findings.
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NextGen America strategizes with an array of groups in Pennsylvania, including local chapters of the Sunrise Movement, an activist association composed of young people concerned about the environment.
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Unfortunately, Washington is poorly prepared to deal with a China that strategizes in terms of the symbolic undercurrents and sensitivities illuminated so dramatically by both French and Allison.
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"The talks have aided the president's legal team as it prepares a rebuttal to the report and strategizes for the coming public war over its findings," the New York Times wrote.
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Lengthy legal challenge At the same time that the White House strategizes about how to communicate during a drawn-out controversy, it is also preparing the President for what could be a prolonged legal challenge.
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Polly's husband, Peter Noonan (Peter Scolari), is one of Corning's closest friends; when the play begins the two men are drinking scotch and watching basketball in the Noonan living room while Polly sews and strategizes.
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Ms. Byrd says the two-party system is "the greatest barrier to black political participation of all other systemic barriers," even though she manages and strategizes for campaigns of black female Democrats, including, in 2017, several mayoral campaigns.
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She takes her mechanical engineering knowledge along with data from the car (after each race she downloads sensor data to review the car performance) and strategizes how to best tackle each race, depending on weather, conditions, length, and more.
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Once we get out all our thoughts, we take it to two experts: Eric Bishop, who also works at The New York Times and strategizes its push strategy, and Christopher Dean, CEO of the company Swrve, which specializes in push notification technology.
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The Art Action camp was made up of four components: the artists who are creating, the legal team who is there to consult and inform people of risks before they go out, the media team—which I was a part of—who helps navigate press releases and how to communicate with the media, and then the action team who actually plans and strategizes.
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The Art Action camp was made up of four components: the artists who are creating, the legal team who is there to consult and inform people of risks before they go out, the media team—which I was a part of—who helps navigate press releases and how to communicate with the media, and then the action team who actually plans and strategizes.
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Already in possession of much of North Africa, the Roman general and consul Scipio strategizes with his new ally, Massinissa. They dispatch the resourceful Fulvius again as a spy in Carthage to observe its defenses. Stealthily deploying an impressive human pyramid of Roman soldiers, Fulvius successfully breaches the city walls. In the elephantine hall, Hasdrubal dispatches the High Priest Karthalo on a mission to persuade Syphax to attack the Romans directly.
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Major Grodin Tierce, the clone of a former stormtrooper imbued with Thrawn's tactical intellect by the grand admiral himself, strategizes that the false Thrawn could also rally support for the Empire and intimidate the New Republic. The tactic is successful until Pellaeon and Talon Karrde—on opposing sides but both desiring peace—expose Flim. Meanwhile, at a fortress called the Hand of Thrawn, Luke and Mara discover a gestating and near-complete clone of Thrawn, which is killed during their escape. An expedition by Thrawn to the galaxy's Unknown Regions is also mentioned.
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This teacher team reviews student work, discusses where students are struggling, and strategizes about how to provide personalized and targeted support for their academic and socio-emotional needs. The cohorts also create a more intimate sense of community for students and a collaborative professional learning support structure for teachers. As a result of Weinberg and his staff's efforts, HSTAT has seen significant gains in student achievement in the past several years. The school's four-year graduation rate rose from sixty-one percent in 2005 to eighty-six percent in 2012 (compared to the citywide average of 66 percent).
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Under his leadership, the 23-member group better strategizes and plans its actions, and develops as what was known as the Manouchian Group. It was part of a network of 100 resistance fighters in Paris that carried out most of the acts of armed resistance in 1943. The film traces the history of this group, from its shaping to the arrest, trial by a German military court, and execution of its members in 1944. Trying to respond to public anger about the executions and discredit the resistance fighters, the Vichy government distributed and put up thousands of posters, known as L'Affiche rouge because of the red background, with photos of ten of the men and data about their backgrounds, in an effort to portray the immigrants as terrorists and criminals.
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Before joining J-PAL and the International Growth Centre, Glennerster worked as an Economic Adviser to HM Treasury, a Development Associate at the Harvard Institute for International Development, and as a Senior Economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF). She was also a member of the United Kingdom delegation to the IMF and World Bank in the mid-1990s. Glennerster is a member of Giving What We Can, an effective altruism organization whose members pledge to give 10% of their income to effective charities. Glennerster is the coauthor of Running Randomized Evaluations, a book on running randomized impact evaluations in practice in developing countries, and Strong Medicine: Creating Incentives for Pharmaceutical Research on Neglected Diseases, a book that strategizes incentives for developers to undertake the costly research needed to develop vaccines.
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Upon Louds release, multiple music critics wrote about "Fading" as part of their review, many of whom praised the production of the song. Emily Mackay of NME wrote about the song as part of an overall review of the album, writing "A weird baroque pop opening, violin stabs and treated vocals, builds slowly into a rolling and shuddering beat and soft, sad-toned piano. Mesfin Fekadu of The Boston Globe called the track "exceptional" and compared the lyrical content to that of one of Rihanna's previous singles "Take A Bow", writing that Rihanna is skilled at putting out songs about being the woman in a relationship who leaves the man, as she does in "Fading". Jon Pareles of The New York Times praised Polow da Don's production of the song, writing "Fading' strategizes with long and short elements—sustained choruses and staccato verses, edgeless keyboard chords, and notes that are suddenly truncated—to capture the ambivalence of a failing romance.
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