More companies are supplementing their employees' salaries with U.S. currency.
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In this world, limited (thus suboptimal) demand-side policies need supplementing.
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Supplementing sparse health services and health personnel in rural settings 4.
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"You'd be supplementing income from working, not displacing it," Rector said.
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But is it replacing or just supplementing artists' capacity for creative expression?
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The private sector should also increase its role in supplementing public expenditures.
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He only gets by supplementing his state wage with other odd jobs.
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Hungryroot is great for supplementing your pantry (or eliminating grocery shopping altogether).
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I later ended up supplementing it with a "medium" session right before bed.
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Clomiphene stimulates the body's own production of the hormone rather than supplementing testosterone.
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These relatively commoditized, undifferentiated services are supplementing income, not generating middle-class lifestyles.
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Supplementing those three franchise players with Ingram and Kuzma is Jaws-anthem terrifying.
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Perhaps supplementing the meal with some chicken might have made it more filling.
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I did some work supplementing the 15-letter answers in my word list.
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Supplementing the data visualization was the real-time sound of waves recorded on site.
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Many Americans have no way of supplementing Social Security through savings or private pensions.
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Supplementing the commissions, Zhao also piled up debt on her half-dozen credit cards.
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She was supplementing her income as a dancer with hosting gigs and other publicity.
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Experts recommend supplementing a short-term disability insurance policy with long-term disability insurance.
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Supplementing warmth with clothing is a great way to keep your furry loved ones comfortable.
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I met some who do it full time and some who are supplementing their income.
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So we'd have to make sure we were supplementing young women, especially with more nutrients?
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McGinnis and her colleagues see the technology supplementing current diagnostics as opposed to replacing them.
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Mr. Tsitomore said he had begun supplementing his income by selling charcoal in recent years.
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None of the judges in the majority filed a new opinion supplementing the panel's ruling.
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This suggests that some e-cigarette use may be supplementing smoking instead of replacing it.
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I compromise that aspect of my style ethos by supplementing casual options with statement pieces.
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On Thursday, Mueller filed new criminal charges against Manafort and Gates, supplementing indictments in October.
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I was really struggling even to do easy runs until I started supplementing my iron.
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Kurti, who is vegan, focuses on supplementing healthy pre-packaged foods with fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Honda is another carmaker focused on supplementing the driving experience with an emotional, AI-based component.
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In some villages the MS Ladies operate from government centers, supplementing the limited services on offer.
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For the last couple of years, he's mostly existed in service of supplementing other characters' arcs.
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The MakerBot Method is supposed to ship in early 22012, supplementing MakerBot's Replicator desktop printer line.
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Many well-known consumer service startups have begun supplementing their core businesses with secondary revenue streams.
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This means many of those IRAs exist instead of a workplace plan, rather than supplementing it.
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For many people, delaying or supplementing Social Security proves tricky due to minimal or nonexistent savings.
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The proceeds go to the couple's company, supplementing the annual salary they each receive from Urby.
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Curry also knocked down three 22-pointers, supplementing Porzingis' career-high-tying six made 21-pointers.
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"Mommy shaming is real!" she tweeted in reply to a supportive fan after opening up about supplementing.
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It's supplementing its supplies with water brought by rail from a dam hundreds of kilometers (miles) away.
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But that doesn't prevent a verified person from supplementing their own MTurk labor with an automated system.
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It can be hard to imagine therapists would need to spend so much time supplementing their income.
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I read one of the Truth cards each day, supplementing with four of Oprah's favorite inspirational quotes.
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Supplementing breast-feeding with formula may be good for some babies in the early days of life.
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Over the years, Ms. Santana has been savvy in supplementing her workaday company with superior guest artists.
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Alaska's modern salmon hatcheries have played an important role in supplementing wild fish stocks since the 1970s.
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So when you have these kind of, like, resources supplementing a scene like this, it&aposs very important.
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S. large caps and then supplementing with various ETFs that offer exposure to certain sectors, countries and commodities.
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Besides supplementing real-world data for statistical purposes, generating virtual weather this way is handy for risk assessment.
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Ethanol was among the available options, and gas companies began supplementing their gasoline with the corn-based fuel.
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After dinner, she'd switch to coffee, and then back to Scotch or wine, supplementing the alcohol with pills.
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IVR polls have tried to compensate for this bias by supplementing their samples with web-based survey samples.
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His wife, who had been supplementing the family income with odd jobs, persuaded him to give up logging.
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Some received disability like Larraine or other forms of welfare, sometimes supplementing their checks by collecting aluminum cans.
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VICE: So you submitted your loan application late this year, and your parents are supplementing you until then.
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Staff say a rise in additives supplementing or replacing heroin altogether is a major cause of the overdoses.
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Satisfying and stretching are short-term options, while substitution and supplementing with guest workers are longer-term strategies.
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A nurse suggested supplementing with formula and sent Ms. Redmond home with a week's worth of formula samples.
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It dipped between 12 and 18 months old, indicating that the apes started supplementing milk with solid food.
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Interestingly, the company tells me that it's not supplementing your music with its own database, unlike other locker services.
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A diversion scheme that brings water from the distant Yangzi river basin began supplementing the city's supply in 270.
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Some use cars while others walk or ride on their bicycles, and some are supplementing income from other jobs.
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And overall, there's not a lot of reason to be supplementing a healthy diet with over-the-counter products.
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"I don't think that the House should be supplementing our income," said a Democratic lawmaker who's supporting the ban.
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There are cases where automation will replace people, but the true potential of robotics is in supplementing our skills.
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Early in March, she began supplementing her regular Lysol cleanings with gloves, squeezes of hand sanitizer, and disinfectant wipes.
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Small-batch distilleries are supplementing their product assortments with hand sanitizers that meet the CDC's 60 percent alcohol guidelines.
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A few studies have found that supplementing with pure tryptophan provided little to no benefit for people with depression.
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Back then, cabernet franc on Long Island was typically used as a blending wine, supplementing merlot or cabernet sauvignon.
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Traditionally, trades are an underutilized tool for supplementing a roster, primarily because the main source of compensation are draft picks.
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Levitt said many of the Purple Carrot customers fall into this category, supplementing their diet with healthy plant-based meals.
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More "retired" people are supplementing their pension with work on the side and many have benefited from Britain's property boom.
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"Luther and the Avant-garde" is exhibiting in Wittenberg until September 17th 2017, with supplementing presentations in Berlin and Kassel
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Courses are aimed at students in grades six to 12, supplementing their regular classwork and preparing them for major exams.
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But Burden cautioned that this results in retailers supplementing a portion of the rent roughly three-quarters of the time.
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A simple recognition system can use individual tattoos to identify specific suspects over time, supplementing fingerprints and simple facial photos.
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Taking an innovative approach to instruction or offering incentives for success tends to be difficult without supplementing resources, they argue.
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The declaration authorizes the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to coordinate all disaster relief work, supplementing local and state work.
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Could it be that the Bentayga SUV is, instead of supplementing sales of Bentley vehicles, cannibalizing sales from traditional Bentleys?
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Is this how justice is supposed to work, with TV supplementing the courts in the battle for a criminal's reputation?
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He said renewable resources could play a role in supplementing sources, but they would have to be "robust" to qualify.
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Currently in development, Campus Island takes a much lighter look at dating, with Westernized visuals supplementing a typically otome theme.
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"Supplementing them while they get their feet on the ground is a great gift but the goal is to be independent."
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According to one study, supplementing with vitamin C not only reduced blood pressure but also lowered cortisol levels in stressed participants.
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But Murenzi can now buy charcoal after selling the fresh produce he grows, as well as supplementing his diet with it.
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He wanted more than they were offering, and producers tried supplementing his salary with a Disney deal due to budget restrictions.
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Another proposal was to transport workers in underdeveloped neighborhoods, supplementing poor transit systems in exchange for government money, the report said.
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And with the government supplementing incomes, private-sector employers can keep doing what they're already doing: offering crappy, low-paying jobs.
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In addition to supplementing with the vitamins, of course, she tries to stay in tune with how food makes her feel.
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Poor kids are not starving, but often the school lunch is their only proper meal, with junk food supplementing their diet.
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Google recently moved to cut its contract with the Pentagon for artificial intelligence supplementing military drone use after intense employee backlash.
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This approach to supplementing traditional economic efforts has resulted in a boost to local economies, thanks to increased revenue and jobs.
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Still, it's unclear how long the private and charitable donations will last, given the state is no longer supplementing the cost.
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But many are supplementing their income losses by pivoting to new tactics and opportunities that are more suited to the pandemic.
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I experimented by manually supplementing the basic word lists with any extra phrases and words that I thought might be useful.
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Mr. Trump, a one-man course in constitutional arcana, is supplementing that curriculum with some seldom-examined provisions of the Constitution.
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But though the study results were significant, it is still unclear whether supplementing mammograms with M.R.I.s ultimately reduces breast cancer deaths.
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The upshot: supplementing protein while doing resistance training can increase strength by about 9% and add about one pound of muscle.
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For the rebels, the area contains the smuggling tunnels that help supply East Ghouta, supplementing whatever food can be grown there.
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Trump appears to be supplementing the typical president-elect schedule — filled with scientists, experts, and politicians — with a large serving of celebrities.
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The pediatrician, too, told me not to worry, that supplementing often lasted only a few days while my confused boobs caught up.
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Super PACs have so far not been exceptional in the 2016 race, in terms of supplementing campaigns or keeping flagging candidates alive.
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Earlier this month, Grab announced an office in Seattle aimed at supplementing its team in Southeast Asia with talent from the U.S.
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A source at one of the country's top utilities Huaneng reckons imports will play an even bigger role in supplementing his supplies.
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By supplementing public coverage with private policies, the government hopes that people may just manage to escape penury in their old age.
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Supplementing with whey protein, he explains, is a convenient way to get more protein without grilling up another piece of bland chicken.
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Like other advanced economies, our country faces the challenge of supplementing its short-term cyclical growth impulse with longer-term secular contributors.
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The circus folded in 1910, and she began gambling on horses and dogs to numb her grief, supplementing these debts by stealing.
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And it will buy €120 billion ($134.8 billion) in additional bonds this year, supplementing €20 billion in existing monthly purchases ($22.5 billion).
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Perhaps someday we might be able to protect young people exposed to violence and adversity by supplementing them with neuroprotective growth factors.
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Marshaling gouache paints and sable brushes, and supplementing them with beeswax and fabric, she made seven of these paint-by-Brueghel pictures.
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Experts often recommend supplementing a short-term disability insurance policy, like the one you get through work, with long-term disability insurance.
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Supplementing my college education with graduate degrees that I earned at night, I soon moved up the corporate ladder to management positions.
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In many cases, they bring along their mothers and friends, generally supplementing the city's tax base with a kind of endocrinological tourism.
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Trump spent most of the primary season telling donors he didn't want their money, and supplementing his campaign with his own checkbook.
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Dr. Blackburn helped develop nutritious liquid and solid diets, supplementing them with protein to encourage loss of body fat while preserving muscle.
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Early on, she saw a disparity in the Durham public schools, noting not everybody had "parents supplementing their education" like she did.
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The policy also increased 21 percent the length of time moms breastfed exclusively, instead of supplementing breast milk with formula or another food.
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Apartment developers are supplementing the smaller units by adding more common spaces to their buildings, in which residents can both work and entertain.
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To get your head around the ride, I recommend supplementing that video with a handful of reviews and deep-dives into its animatronics.
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The couple agreed to train together four times a week, with Longo supplementing the workouts with two CrossFit classes and regular hockey games.
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In addition to supplementing your repertoire for wedding season (or, you know, just Friday nights out), Conrad is rolling out two new categories.
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True iodine deficiency is rare in the U.S. and other developed countries, partly because we started supplementing our salt with iodine in 1924.
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For a low-income community, supplementing the costs of these services is especially important, with one organization in particular stepping up to help.
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He could get it up to 94 much of the time and, supplementing it with offspeed pitches, he got a lot of strikeouts.
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Instead Notre Dame's Brandon Wimbush, a redshirt junior, looked like the stud, supplementing an efficient passing day with 59 yards on the ground.
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For families with both spouses working, or teachers supplementing their income with second or even third jobs, the change would mean cost increases.
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"I'm in favor of supplementing national systems for unemployment insurance with a reinsurance for the overall euro zone," Scholz said in the interview.
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Cooper seems to take Johnson Sirleaf's point of view as a structural blueprint, supplementing the president's memoir with interviews she conducted with her.
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Before the crisis, Asia maintained extraordinary rates of capital expenditure by supplementing its own saving with saving imported from the rest of the world.
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At 6 weeks, the patient began supplementing breastfeedings with 4–8 oz of Similac brand formula daily due to concerns about insufficient milk volume.
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"The issue with supplementing beyond the recommended intake is that it can affect other lab results, leading to misdiagnosis of medical conditions," Lopez explains.
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It will also write trading rules that suit its state-led economy, at first supplementing rather than replacing those of the World Trade Organisation.
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But now we're supplementing it with more news and reviews — including our picks for book of the week and graphic novel of the week.
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Wonks at the Department for Work and Pensions estimate the incomes of the very richest by supplementing their survey with data from tax returns.
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We've learned that polls are not as reliable as we once thought and need to find new ways of supplementing our understanding of voters.
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According to Rubio, the president is fine with supplementing the lapsed nutrition aid to the state but doesn't support rebuilding the island's old infrastructure.
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For these folks, supplementing creatine may improve memory, though there's not as much evidence for these effects as there are for the athletic applications.
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In 2007, Justice Kennedy wrote the majority opinion upholding the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act, supplementing his legal analysis with observations about motherhood.
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Proposition 20203, a 2010 ballot initiative, requires a supermajority to raise fees (supplementing 1978's Proposition 13, which requires a supermajority to raise taxes).
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Second is Qatar, which — despite tensions between this Gulf state and Egypt — has been supplementing Egypt's mediation efforts by providing finances toward the effort.
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BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson kept the Cardinals guessing all afternoon, supplementing an effective passing attack with more than an occasional jaunt out of the pocket.
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Last year, an Associated Press survey found that nine of the state's 13 countywide school districts were supplementing officers by employing full-time guardians.
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You should probably talk to a doctor before supplementing with high doses of niacin because this isn't something that's been tried in humans yet.[NEJM]
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In the past, Mr Bedlam said, the food charities were supplementing camp infrastructure; many people were able to cook for themselves, and there were restaurants.
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Weird combo, I know, but I'm just supplementing the grocery run that my roommates apparently did over the weekend (without charging me anything — thanks, guys!).
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Since these vegetables are so small, grow relatively fast, are nutritionally rich and full of flavor, they make the most sense for supplementing astronaut's diets.
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Supplementing the work with outside professionals, she offers a job-search boot camp to help clients understand themselves and understand what recruiters are looking for.
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He transformed a side known for turgid defence into one feared for its swashbuckling attack, by supplementing an experienced British core with flamboyant European youngsters.
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Supplementing iron over the recommended daily amount of 18 milligrams could have side effects, though, like constipation or diarrhea, reports the Office of Dietary Supplements.
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Fidelity Investments saw a 50% increase in health-saving accounts assets from 2017 to 2018, indicating more workplaces supplementing their 401(k) plans with HSAs.
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Supplementing any electoral strategy must be presidential candidates who recognize the broken system and use their bully pulpits to draw attention to these localized efforts.
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Ensuring your child's diet has some omega 3s, either regularly through food — including wild-caught salmon and walnuts — or supplementing periodically is a good idea.
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Naled, which is approved by the Environmental Protection Agency, is supplementing the hand spraying and truck spraying of a different chemical intended to kill larvae.
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Halo is one of the most widely beloved franchises on the planet, with books, comics, and more supplementing the first-person shooter series of games.
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So automakers have been supplementing their networks, adding 100 megabit per second (Mbps) Ethernet cabling, for example, to the rat's nest of wiring inside vehicles.
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Nearly all — about 12.7 million tons — was yellow corn, which is largely used for livestock feed, supplementing about 3.5 million tons of homegrown yellow corn.
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Brush off the excesses of the festive season by loading up on vitamins, or supplementing your diet with helpful things like creatine and amino acids.
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Typically, 33D-printed objects are developed from the ground up, composed of multiple layers, at times supplementing one foundation with more and more printed material.
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He explains that while supplementing normal levels of Zinc probably has little effect, maintaining a steady dietary intake to prevent deficiencies is important at any age.
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I Am Human follows its subjects through their daily lives and medical procedures, supplementing their stories with talking-head interviews from the doctors and researchers involved.
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Then, at his first checkup at home, on day four, the pediatrician noticed his cracked, dry lips and told me to start supplementing with formula immediately.
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If you're hosting a large number of guests, the experts suggest supplementing a whole turkey with extra turkey legs or turkey breasts (boneless or bone-in).
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The Secret Service said it is supplementing its regular presidential protection team with special agents who normally work criminal investigations in regional offices around the country.
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However, shipments from key international allies such as Russia have increased this year, suggesting that the oil company is supplementing its dwindling production with foreign supply.
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Melbourne-headquartered National Australia Bank has been streamlining its employee headcount over recent years but also supplementing that with a total of 2,000 new tech hires.
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After combining data from 81 randomized controlled trials, researchers found no bone benefits from supplementing the vitamin, according to the report in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology.
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Government statisticians are trying to find ways to improve the data, perhaps by supplementing surveys with records from Social Security records, tax filings or other sources.
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In addition to a government green light, Duin said convincing farmers and ranchers that they should be supplementing cattle feed with 3NOP might be an obstacle.
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Supplementing the cooking classes, yoga sessions and naturalist briefings common on most cruise ships, a new wave of shipboard stimuli are focusing on more intellectual fare.
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If you're trying to get back into the habit of supplementing your diet with additional nutrition like me, a multivitamin is a great place to start.
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Mutual, and app monitored by members who ensure only faithful Mormons participate, is supplementing the usual singles wards that help members socialize and ideally, get married.
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As to "bold": What was that unctuous sheet of meat supplementing the roast loin of lamb with pesto-topped eggplant, garlic purée, olives and buttery potatoes?
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It could even be big enough to drive some additional headset sales – I know I'm considering supplementing my current Vive VR setup with some new Oculus swag.
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For this reason, about five years earlier, Geeta and her friends had been drawn into the labor force, supplementing their husbands' seasonal earnings as wedding-band musicians.
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It's a kind of intriguing middle ground, that could genuinely reduce congestion while also supplementing public transit options with a solution that's more convenient for most riders.
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It's expected to make 20083,22008 units annually by 21.3, supplementing operations in Georgia that employ 22000,000 workers making the Optima sedan and Sorento SUV, the company said.
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From diving into machine learning classification algorithms to supplementing Excel with thousands of advanced functions using MATLAB, you'll learn to slice and dice data like a pro.
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Supplementing the fund, Morrison said on Monday that Australia would also dedicate A$250 million over the next 10 years to financing infrastructure in the Solomon Islands.
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Negative interest rates have helped boost demand and supported stable prices by supplementing conventional monetary stimulus, senior experts at the International Monetary Fund said in a paper.
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"The concept of supplementing our collagen, especially as we age and as our body's natural collagen production declines, is incredibly appealing from a dermatologic standpoint," she said.
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There is no doubt that supplementing milk with vitamin D has all but eliminated rickets and iodination of salt has made goiter a thing of the past.
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He and his family live in a rented house on rented land, with his father supplementing the farm income by working in a government department, Lashari said.
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But Tampa Bay is supplementing its major league roster with products from a farm system that Baseball America ranked No. 22008 in the game, after San Diego's.
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As long as you're supplementing comfort meals with fresh fruits and veggies when possible, and sitting down to eat with your kids when you can, you're golden.
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The order would redirect over $100 million of federal job-training money to pay for the new apprenticeships, supplementing $90 million in funding for the existing program.
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" The groups are supplementing efforts by the Trump campaign, which is raising money through fundraising texts, placing targeted Facebook ads and attacking House leaders on Twitter. "Pres.
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Supplementing the gallery installation is a library of content for visitors to page through, and, at the opening, there were live readings by some of the contributors.
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At a time when private trading was still illegal she began supplementing her family's meagre income by selling cheap goods from a stand in front of her home.
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So, whether you're looking for cheap ways to get fit, or just seeking out fun, new ideas for supplementing your routine, all you need is a little creativity.
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"We are supplementing current laws to send a strong message for the safety of the postpartum care centers from infections," health ministry official Woo Hyang-jae told Reuters.
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Fiverr's own community is part of a much bigger group of largely skilled, educated individuals either supplementing their incomes or fully relying on freelance work to support themselves.
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Supplementing iron, which is an important component of hemoglobin, can help the blood carry more oxygen, which might achieve a similar effect to having more red blood cells.
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Those interventions include distributing malaria nets, treating kids for intestinal parasites, supplementing Vitamin A to reduce child mortality from infectious disease, and, yes, just directly giving people money.
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But there's a difference between supplementing your diet with a nutritional bar and popping a handful of pet food-resembling pellets made of the food food industry's garbage.
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Are people using UberPool and Lyft Line instead of public transportation, or are people supplementing public transit instead — for instance, using cars when buses and trains aren't running?
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It's also possible that, with the state of journalism these days, the guilty party is simply a real reporter supplementing his or her media income with memorabilia larceny.
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I work in a hospital, and I prefer hand washing (you should too) but I've started liberally supplementing my daily routines with alcohol-based hand sanitizers as well.
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China's transport minister said earlier this month fare subsidies and the supplementing of driver wages by ride-hailing companies were competitively unfair and unsustainable in the long-term.
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Around the world, more than 2 billion people currently feast on 6- and 16-legged creepy-crawly creatures, supplementing their diets with caterpillars, grasshoppers, cicadas, wasps, and beetles.
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While these nontraditional relationships raise concerns about job quality and access to benefits, the evidence suggests such jobs are in many cases supplementing traditional employment, not replacing it.
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But the FBI sent a letter to the Senate Judiciary "supplementing" the testimony, explaining that most of the emails were backed up on the computer, not forwarded by Abedin.
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The guidelines for the trustee included that each daughter should earn her own income, with any distributions from the trust supplementing, not supplanting, income earned through her own effort.
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That's why Feirstein recommends supplementing a prepaid plan with a 529 investment plan, which can also include some extra money for if your child doesn't finish in four years.
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During his first year in Congress, Khanna proposed a radical increase in the Earned Income Tax Credit, supplementing the wages of some low-income earners by $10,000 a year.
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AFTER years of frustrated attempts to bolster India's corporate-bond markets, Indian policymakers are supplementing their efforts with a dose of bank-bashing to improve their chances of success.
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However, they can deliver value-for money by transferring risk, contractually obligating maintenance (mitigating the problem of deferred maintenance), providing budget certainty and supplementing public capital with private investment.
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Supplementing not replacing Jeremy Bailenson, a professor of communications at Stanford University and founding director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, has been studying VR since the late 1990s.
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What they did: The research team tested 24 adults with newly onset type 1 diabetes, with 11 supplementing their insulin with verapamil and 13 following the insulin regime alone.
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With the off-season acquisition Gerrit Cole (2.88 E.R.A.) supplementing Justin Verlander (2.52 E.R.A.), Dallas Keuchel (3.74 E.R.A.) and others, the Astros had the best rotation E.R.A. in baseball.
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I like using the NYTimes "WGOITGraph?" feature sometimes, but obviously I'm doing this more often than you are publishing, so I am supplementing with material from various places online.
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Let's bet federal monies on these companies by supplementing their payrolls with public funds to help them serve the country and address the needs of those who are sick.
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As a result, many employers are starting to recognize the value of parental leave policies for recruitment and retention by either supplementing the existing benefits or creating new ones.
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Republican lawmakers have said texts that the Justice Department gave to Congress last week, supplementing another set that lawmakers received last year, show pervasive political bias against Mr. Trump.
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Mr Gruber says if he were king, he would target the problem more directly, by supplementing taxes on sugar and fat with a tax based on individuals' body-mass indices.
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As well as being used in hazardous areas, the robot will work as an "assistant," supplementing astronauts' duties and carrying out repairs and maintenance work when there is no crew.
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In this context women working in the multiplying garment factories of Dhaka, the capital, may not be securing their independence so much as supplementing the income of their husband's family.
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Furuseth sees DragonBox as supplementing the first of these, specifically by helping it expand into more parent-led and home learning that supplements what children might be getting in classrooms.
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The problem for Chinese handset makers, of course, is that all of those services are blocked in China, so supplementing open-source Android with Google software simply isn't an option.
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But in addition to those recurring menu items, the brand has often taken to supplementing its usual limited-time offerings with a new flavor or two thrown into the mix.
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"First, most drivers prefer freedom and flexibility to the forced schedules and rigid hourly shifts of traditional employment; and second, many drivers are supplementing income from other work," they wrote.
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" Alvin Wang Graylin, HTC HTC Vive's Alvin Wang Graylin invested heavily in VR, which he is supplementing with AR investment, "as we see AR and VR merging in coming years.
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SpaceX has previously discussed its plans to put a satellite-based broadband Internet network into operation, as a way of supplementing its bottom line with a brand new revenue stream.
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As a result, I avoided supplementing in the early days of my first son's life, despite the fact that my child was screaming and my milk clearly wasn't coming in.
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The borrower, who lives in Gurabo, a town of 45,000, wanted to lower his payments after he stopped receiving money from a family member who had been supplementing his income.
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If there was any sort of widespread evidence showing that kids around the country are replacing (or supplementing) analog whining with PowerPoint presentations, that would be a story worth pitching.
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" Hood said he is requesting that the board create an Office of Ethics Counsel, "supplementing our existing anti-harassment training programs, and offering additional third-party counseling services to employees.
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If your child's school offers remote learning, use the provided assignments to create a basic structure for each day, supplementing them as needed with activities that round out the curriculum.
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Iran contributed tents, bathrooms and hospitals along the pilgrimage route, supplementing those erected by Iraq, to aid the estimated 15 million pilgrims, nearly one in four of them from Iran.
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The company began supplementing digital advertising with billboards and radio ads in some cities, Williams told Re/code, and the company plans to increase its new advertising spending in this quarter.
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If America leaves Syria entirely, Iran will more easily be able to establish a land bridge to Lebanon, supplementing the air bridge now in operation, to supply its powerful ally, Hizbullah.
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AI will aid in a lot of areas, such as by supplementing the role of people in content moderation, which will never be enough to match the scale of the problem.
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Negative interest rates, adopted in Japan and Europe, have helped boost demand and supported stable prices by supplementing conventional monetary stimulus, according to the International Monetary Fund in a new report.
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While the entertainer, 68, is undergoing a short course of photon radiation therapy, she's also supplementing her treatment for metastatic breast cancer that's spread to her sacrum with natural wellness therapies.
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A five-page memo from the Coast Guard Support Program, an Employee Assistance Program for members of the service, laid out advice for unpaid workers, including a section on supplementing income.
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He has been supplementing his modest income by playing club team tennis in France and by giving tennis lessons to youngsters for 30 pounds an hour at an English yacht club.
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Supplementing the young performers, in sterling fashion, were the stage veterans Chuck Cooper, as both Doc and Officer Krupke, and Peter Gerety as Schrank, along with Stanley Bahorek as Glad Hand.
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EPS said its total daily output, including coal-fired plants, was around 86 million kWh and that it was supplementing it with daily purchases of 0.8 million kWh from other sources.
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Kristin Kirkpatrick, RDN, the lead dietitian and manager of Wellness Nutrition Services at Cleveland Clinic Wellness & Preventive Medicine, says she typically recommends supplementing with D3 for people who are falling short.
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In addition, Facebook said it was supplementing its 15,000 human content reviewers by teaming up with civil society groups in various countries to help it assess potentially violent or threatening speech.
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Some sponsors are supplementing market updates with communication on additional topics relevant to their board and public stakeholders, reinforcing the value and credibility of in-place risk-management and preparedness practices.
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What happened: The US government charged the company with racketeering and conspiracy to steal trade secrets in a new indictment unsealed Thursday, supplementing charges lodged against the company a year ago.
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Lawmakers also passed as an "equalization" measure that will send more salary money to rural, property-poor districts that have a tough time supplementing state funding with property taxes, Matthews said.
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By supplementing and growing the program, Warren is also making another play to increase her support among older voters -- the Americans who most reliably go to the polls on election days.
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But at least consider supplementing all that adrenaline with some exploration of what cooks around the world are making, or what makes debates over the best fried chicken special and interesting.
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The rise in corporate VC investment in pharma and biotech appears to reflect the continuation of a long-term trend toward supplementing and even supplanting in-house R&D with venture investment.
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She also says to be particularly careful when supplementing your skin-care routine with active ingredients like AHAs, retinoids, and antioxidant serums around this time of year, when skin is especially sensitized.
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Saturated fat is not necessarily the devil, but large amounts of it can create a dangerously unbalanced diet, especially if you're supplementing it with sugar instead of good fats, carbs, and protein.
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They might be young adults just getting started, stay-at-home moms earning a little extra money to boost the family income, or an early retiree keeping active and supplementing a pension.
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Earlier this month, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and White House national security adviser John Bolton outlined some of their potential bargaining chips -- building an energy grid, supplementing agriculture and developing infrastructure.
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Strong Contracted Sales: Sunac reported a 107% yoy increase in attributable contracted sales in 1H17, following a 139% increase over 2016, reflecting its high sales efficiency and supplementing the company's cash position.
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The fact that you can easily get the same nutrients (and more) from your food isn't the only reason to skip supplementing with chlorophyll, whether it's in a pill or a drink.
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Though the J-20 may be well on its way to supplementing China's squadrons, aviation experts have asserted that China has gone through dubious means to get its program up-to-date.
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In 212 Charles Brinsley Marlay's legacy added more than 250 examples, further expanding the collection and supplementing the founder's mainly French, Italian, Flemish and Dutch material with English, German and Spanish pieces.
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Image: Jarno (Flickr (CC BY 2.0))Supplementing psychotherapy with small doses of MDMA could be an effective strategy to prevent relapses of alcohol addiction in patients, an ongoing small clinical trial suggests.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council estimated in 2012 that by the 2009-10 ski season, 88% of resorts in the National Ski Areas Association were supplementing natural snow with snow-making processes.
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Together, the two duchies bankroll more than a dozen members of the family, supplementing a taxpayer grant of £82 million last year reserved for official duties and the upkeep of several palaces.
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The (lack of) progress made by the House and Senate Intelligence Committee demonstrates that they are not capable of adequately supplementing Mueller's investigation, nor picking up the pieces if he is dismissed.
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While many traditional schools provide students with access to online education during a shutdown, supplementing with other tools can help kids explore interests they don't have time for during the school year.
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It would involve hiring human beings as editors, supplementing their judgments with automated processes as needed, defending these judgments where appropriate, and building institutionalized processes for appeal when the outcomes are questionable.
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In other words, it seems that when men sell sex for a living, they tend to do so as a means of supplementing their income rather than it being their primary job.
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Musk argues that supplementing the brain is crucial for humanity to avoid being left behind by AI. Kernel, another buzzy startup, says it's creating brain technology to enhance intelligence, but details remain thin.
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And this month, Cadillac announced that it would export a plug-in hybrid version of its new CT6 flagship sedan from China, supplementing production of the standard version from its Detroit-Hamtramck plant.
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But it has gained military experience, supplementing its know-how in guerrilla tactics with knowledge of conventional warfare thanks to coordination with the Syrian and Russian armies and the IRGC, the commander said.
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One option looks at clarifying or supplementing the executive order to abide by what the appeals court laid out about the due process rights afforded to legal permanent residents and valid visa holders.
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She said that under Obamacare, general physicians started supplementing their incomes with cosmetic injections, and she saw some frightening things: patient after patient at risk of serious complications during injection procedures, even blindness.
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Blood transfusions often involve supplementing patients with specific blood components (also known as products) — like blood plasma, including red blood cells, which carry oxygen, or platelets, which are essential for making blood clot.
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"Parents might also consider sharing less-healthy sides (such as French fries or onion rings) and desserts (such as milkshakes and ice cream sundaes), and supplementing with fresh fruit and vegetables," Feltman said.
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The partnership between NuTonomy and Grab is "a step towards supplementing Singapore's transport network with an innovative driverless commuting option for underserved areas of Singapore," said Grab CEO Anthony Tan in a statement.
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DTE said it plans to build an additional 6,000 MW of renewable energy capacity – enough to supply nearly 2 million homes – supplementing the 1,000 MW of renewable energy it has built since 2009.
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Saints, as locals are known, only got mobile phones and the Internet 18 months ago, supplementing the five-day boat trip to Cape Town that represented their only connection with the outside world.
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And, as if biz and marketing reading isn't enough, we're told he'll be supplementing that with some other literature to get his creative juices flowing -- good, old-fashioned Friedrich Nietzche books, in fact.
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A common defense of billionaire philanthropy is that these billionaires are not supplanting government action but merely supplementing it, filling in the holes that the government is unable to address on its own.
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Team Rubicon, a veteran-based company that provides services during natural disasters and emergencies, has assembled teams across the country to help with logistics, packaging and distributing food, and even supplementing hotline staffing.
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It has worked because it has allowed the Kiwis to produce that wattage while keeping their hands free for other onboard duties, supplementing the work of Burling and the wing trimmer Glenn Ashby.
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Cat fur felts almost upon contact, and rarely comes in great quantity, but she will do it, often supplementing with a supporting fiber, like alpaca or bamboo fiber, to produce a soft skein.
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Blood transfusions oftentimes involve supplementing patients with specific blood components (also known as products) — like blood plasma, including red blood cells, which carry oxygen, or platelets, which are essential for making blood clot.
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While fortunately, emojis are supplementing our communication rather than substituting it, I would hate to live in a world where the absence of an emoji would be the equivalent of an extinction warning.
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Palzer, who took over Nestle's innovation and research and development operations in January, is also supplementing long-term research projects with incremental product launches made faster by experimenting with new ideas more quickly.
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Carney creates sonic compositions of glitchy glory through a unique process he deems "planar shifting" which involves taking corrupted data, converting it into sound, and then supplementing the ambient results with vibrant glitch GIFs.
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A 2004 study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences described how supplementing a population's diet with lysine significantly reduced anxiety and stress levels, possibly by modulating serotonin in the nervous system.
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Strong Contracted Sales: Sunac reported a 107% year-on-year increase in attributable contracted sales in 1H17, following a 103% increase over 2016, reflecting its high sales efficiency and supplementing the company's cash position.
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Mulvey thinks that when we meditate, do yoga, or exercise in general, we're naturally supplementing our endocannabinoid system (a bunch of receptors in your brain and body that affect how you feel and behave).
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More than 50 women are involved in creating and producing Zan TV. Because the station is working with a minimal budget, many of the women are students supplementing their education with hands-on experience.
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She published an article about him in Woodson's Journal of Negro History, supplementing her own material with passages from Historic Sketches of the Old South, a study composed by Emma Langdon Roche in 1914.
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The unemployment rate has dropped to a 17-year low, but a growing number of Americans —about 44 million — have "side hustles," or a second job aimed at supplementing a person's full-time income.
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The cash infusion will go towards supplementing Leeds United's squad and mounting a more serious bid for promotion to the Premier League, which is one of the most lucrative soccer leagues in the world.
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For instance, it says that 92 percent of New Orleans's hosts booked property for fewer than 180 days in the previous year, a statistic that suggests users are regular people occasionally supplementing their income.
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When it's time to head home, or if you find yourself in a "still lit" morning after situation, it's all about getting the bad stuff out and supplementing with something your body actually wants.
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The same is true of cost-saving measures like neglecting school maintenance and scrimping on school supplies to the point that many teachers end up supplementing inadequate school budgets out of their own pockets.
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Mr. Moncayo, a former accountant and a one-time professional soccer player in Ecuador, worked long hours in parking lots in Manhattan, while supplementing his earnings with rent from tenants based on verbal agreements.
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The suit invokes several anti-corruption provisions in the Constitution, including the foreign emoluments clause and another part banning presidents from supplementing their salaries with other payments from the U.S. government or state governments.
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It's quite possible that tens of millions of consumers, at least for a while, are fine holding on to their traditional bundle of cable channels while supplementing with a small number of streaming services.
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By the time of the October meeting, Fii had announced it was supplementing the Gen 20183 facility with a "smart manufacturing center" as well as a data center capped by a giant glass orb.
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There's a strong case for integrating video games into sex ed, whether that's supplementing sex ed classes with existing games that explore sex and sexuality, or developing new games for the purpose of sex education.
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If you're not into wine, but want to add procyanidins to your daily routine, Corder says you can try supplementing with 200 to 300 milligrams of Mega Natural BP grape seed extract made by Polyphenolics.
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According to reports last month, Poland has offered to pay up to $2 billion to Washington to have a U.S. armored division based on its soil, supplementing a small U.S. force already in the country.
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BEIJING, March 14 (Reuters) - China's transport minister said on Monday that ride-hailing companies like Didi Kuaidi and U.S. firm Uber Technologies Inc subsidising discounts and supplementing driver wages was competitively unfair and not sustainable.
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Roddick will be tweeting his broadcast to followers using the #USOpen hashtag, and he'll be offering up commentator-style perspective on matches, with the aim of supplementing the actual live broadcast of the tournament itself.
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It's not that I don't like them — I've grown accustomed to (and even enjoyed supplementing my viewfinder shooting with) these kinds of screens on cameras like the Olympus Pen-F or the Fujifilm X-T10.
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Basically, this will mean that Ford can use its cars for delivering goods and packages, picking up and transporting passengers (and even supplementing public transit system), and sending out food, all with the same cars.
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The Washington Examiner reported in November that Schweikert's chief of staff, Oliver Schwab, was spending lavishly on work trips and supplementing his income with a consulting firm that received $164,887 from Schweikert's various campaign committees.
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In Cambodia, despite earning the minimum wage and supplementing their income with overtime, researcher found that most workers were still short of money, which meant they had limited access to quality food and medical care.
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ISIS's tactic of supplementing attacks directed by its central command in Raqqa with attacks inspired and enabled by ISIS via homegrown extremists and lone wolf sympathizers across the globe could be easily paralleled in cyberspace.
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A veterinary school dropout who had served as an Army muleteer in Panama, the horse trainer now worked the ovals and backsides of the mid-Atlantic circuit, supplementing his income by doctoring escapees and gunsels.
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They become used to live performance at such a young age, and grow up with such respect for it, that the idea of supplementing that entertainment with a glowing screen doesn't even cross their minds.
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"Dudgeon offshore wind farm is part of Statoil's strategy of gradually supplementing our oil and gas portfolio with profitable renewable energy," Irene Rummelhoff, Statoil's executive vice president for New Energy Solutions, said in a statement.
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In addition, the proposal also calls for supplementing income for low-income individuals who work past retirement age and family caregivers who are out of the work force by expanding the earned income tax credit.
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If that's the reality of the situation, then, yes, a UBI is a bad idea — it's better to push people to work by supplementing incomes or using the government as an employer of last resort.
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As new mothers, we are sternly warned that formula is inferior to breastmilk and that "topping up" or supplementing with formula will cause a chain reaction that will result in your body ceasing to produce milk.
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Supplementing the income of such workers could lead not just to a better quality of life: They also might use the money to pay for the schooling or training they need to land more substantial work.
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And while some are supplementing their full-time income to cover ordinary expenses, others are simply making some "fun money" doing something they love, like restoring old furniture, caring for animals or coaching their favorite sport.
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Here is the text of that statement: JOINT STATEMENT SUPPLEMENTING THE POLITICAL DECLARATION SETTING OUT THE FRAMEWORK FOR THE FUTURE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND 313.
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They will be around a long time, and a diversified portfolio paying out 2 percent to 3 percent in dividends annually will go a long way in supplementing the lower income received on fixed-income investments.
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Long after electronic communication and technology have revolutionized other services (like preparing taxes, booking travel and banking), emails, phone calls, video chats and other telemedicine applications are gradually supplementing or replacing some types of office visits.
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Supplementing hiking, gondola rides and mountain biking, Vail Resorts has opened two on-mountain summer activity campuses positioned to engage more fair-weather visitors in the outdoors and balance the seasonal economies of its mountain towns.
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Mr. Chu also explained why he had cast such a wide net in the first place, supplementing the usual Los Angeles and New York casting calls with a five-continent search and an online open call.
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The FATF marks the first attempt to establish a global approach in regulating the $300 billion coin trading market, supplementing a current patchwork ranging from Japan's move to license exchanges to an outright ban in China.
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But then she goes on to climb a familiar wall by expressing worry about robots and automation when, in fact, significantly greater productivity can occur only by supplementing workers with machines — yes, with robots and automation.
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His family couldn't afford to keep him in school over the age of ten, so he dropped out and started working at a hardware store, supplementing his income with odd jobs, like painting houses or tiling.
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Under the proposal, the state would complete students' tuition payments by supplementing existing state and federal grant programs — essentially covering the balance, though administration officials said some students could have their entire four-year education covered.
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They cover, for their readers who are primarily back in Japan, American society, politics, business, culture, immigration policy, terrorist incidents and mass shootings, supplementing the work of their colleagues in Washington, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Today, ships in the region generally use less-polluting marine diesel, although some — like the MS Roald Amundsen, run by the Norwegian company Hurtigruten — have gone a step further, supplementing their traditional fuel with battery power.
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A bill introduced by State Senator Todd D. Kaminsky, a Democrat from Long Island who chairs the Senate's Environmental Conservation Committee, proposed supplementing a ban on plastic bags with a 22017-cent fee on paper bags.
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In a memo issued on Wednesday, Biden's deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield called on early voting to be expanded across the country, noting the outsized role it played in supplementing in-person turnout on Election Day.
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Here is the text of that statement: JOINT STATEMENT SUPPLEMENTING THE POLITICAL DECLARATION SETTING OUT THE FRAMEWORK FOR THE FUTURE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND 313.
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Supplementing with a high-yield savings account could mean almost an additional $500 in annual interest for the average U.S. savings account of $25,000, according to Anand Talwar, a deposits and consumer strategy executive for Ally Bank.
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In June, the reality star and Good American mogul replied to a supportive fan on Twitter after the fan gave Kardashian "mad respect" for "opening up about supplementing with formula" to feed True, then 8 weeks old.
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The FATF initiative marks the first attempt to establish a global approach in regulating the $300 billion coin trading market, supplementing a current patchwork ranging from Japan's move to license exchanges to an outright ban in China.
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A review in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that supplementing with protein during resistance training can lead to significantly greater increases in muscle mass and strength when compared to resistance training without a dietary protein.
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That's largely because Medicare is actually a little bit stingy compared to private health insurance, with more affluent seniors often supplementing it with so-called "Medigap" plans and poorer ones using Medicaid to accomplish the same goal.
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Jalane Schmidt, a forty-nine-year-old religious-studies professor, who was trying to establish the Black Lives Matter movement in the community, was supplementing the work of the commission with some historical research of her own.
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The reality star and Good American mogul replied to a supportive fan on Twitter Thursday night after the fan gave Kardashian "mad respect" for "opening up about supplementing with formula" to feed her daughter True, 8 weeks.
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Other recommendations from the CERT include: For people who store sensitive information or own a business, the CERT also has recommendations for supplementing passwords that can help provide more sophisticated tips for strengthening personal or enterprise accounts.
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Alas, everything else only earns a measly 1% cash back, so we'd recommend supplementing this card with another card that offers a higher all-around cash back rate as a sort of catch-all for other purchases.
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More from Tonic: Creatine is an antioxidant, and if you believe that oxidative stress can contribute to these sorts of diseases then supplementing may have some effect, but perhaps not to the degree that some people suggest.
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Instead, we should look at more targeted and efficient approaches to encouraging work by supplementing the wages of low- and middle-income Americans, such as expanding the earned -income tax credit or enacting a wage -subsidy program.
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This new study is unique in that it presents the earliest known evidence of this dietary shift in infants and children, while also showing that prehistoric Iron Age and Bronze Age Europeans were supplementing their infants' diets.
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These more common types of short-term leave benefits play an important role in supplementing worker incomes during leave and employers often require workers to use these types of leave before applying for other types of leave.
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Whether you're starting from scratch or supplementing what you already own, Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The New York Times, can help you figure out which items you actually need — and what you can safely skip.
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EDITOR'S NOTE JUNE 20th 2019: This story has been updated to make clear that UPS is using drones to move medical supplies at a hospital campus, supplementing an existing car courier service that is not operated by UPS.
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For example, George Gross was a Pratt graduate who worked as a fashion artist and later opened his own art studio, while Rafael Desoto worked in advertising art, supplementing his career with cover paintings for the pulp magazines.
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But put anything up your nose and it's likely you'll end up supplementing that with something else—another upper on top of your existing upper, a downer to even you out when you want to go to sleep.
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And while effectively growing your IG following is unlikely to have brands, corporations, or corrupt foreign regimes just begging to thrust you into the 1% with lucrative #SponCon, it could go some way to supplementing your revenue stream.
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A simple (and cost-effective) way to bring company culture to life is to name and decorate conference rooms — something that provides a little bit of fun for employees and visitors alike while supplementing the room's productivity purposes.
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But for this slender, 33-year-old man with a red beard, a father of two small daughters who had once been ashamed of supplementing his low-pay, long-hours job with food stamps, this was fantastic news.
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Supplementing with hand expression can also help increase the volume of milk produced, as can making sure the flanges on the pump – the parts that go against the breast – are the right size for the nipple, Flagg added.
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Supplementing low-end wages through the tax code and ensuring that children have the food and education to become productive adults just may help, and that means "supply-side economics" isn't just for low-tax conservatives any more.
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LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Associated British Foods on Friday kept its forecast for earnings growth in its 2019-20 year with anticipated progress in its sugar and grocery businesses supplementing the further expansion of its Primark fashion chain.
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That might help explain why a 2014 systematic review published in the International Breastfeeding Journal, reported that women with breast implants were less likely to breastfeed their infants exclusively, supplementing with formula, compared to women without breast implants.
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As recently as Tuesday, the day he was fired, the FBI sent a letter "supplementing" Comey's testimony from last week before a Senate committee — after reports came out that Comey had made false statements about Abedin's use of email.
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AT&T is making an equity investment in Magic Leap, and it will offer both wireless service and access to its "content platform," apparently supplementing the partnerships Magic Leap has already made with the NBA and other entertainment groups.
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Facebook's new push would put it in more direct competition with companies like Netflix and Amazon, which have been supplementing their video catalogs with original content, as well as Snapchat and YouTube, which dominate the shorter-length video space.
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Ring of Honor, PWG, and a host of other prominent independent promotions have survived and thrived by offering an alternative style of wrestling, and as such have become de facto feeder systems when WWE's own talent pool needed supplementing.
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The new venture includedan engineering and purchasing centre to support the developmentof local suppliers as well as a plant with an initial productioncapacity of 150,000 vehicles a year, supplementing Renault'sexisting capacity of 200,000 vehicles a year in the country.
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Being fired was what led her to double down on supplementing the side-gigs she already had (including the Today show and writing books) with a fuller portfolio of clients — and eventually gave her the confidence to launch HerMoney.
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Since there are only so many people in Sutera who have phones for him to fix, Demba—who doesn't have a car to drive to neighbouring towns for work—will have to find a way of supplementing his income.
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In laying out proposals from improving access to 401(k) plans to supplementing the incomes of workers who accept lower wages after losing jobs, the president laid out a clear, if limited, view of government's role in the labor market.
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Among nearly 26,000 healthy adults followed for around five years, supplementing with vitamin D or with fish oil did not lower cancer diagnoses or cardiovascular events defined as strokes, heart attacks or deaths from heart disease — compared to taking a placebo.
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There are those who believe Auto-Tune is the work of a ruinous demon (many of them Verge commenters, it turns out), and then there are others who see it as a useful creative tool, supplementing what we already have.
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There are hundreds of other small-time thieves like him, he says nervously, supplementing their income on a Sunday evening by fanning out to sell bike-loads of coal to owners of iron works and brick kilns, and tea brewers.
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That figure, and the promise of solar-powered "Megachargers" to give 23 miles of range in 25 minutes — supplementing the existing Supercharger network — should help put to rest concerns that an electric truck is impractical for hauling outside of cities.
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In response, the European Council approves the Instrument relating to the Withdrawal Agreement and the Joint Statement supplementing the Political Declaration agreed between the European Commission and the government of the United Kingdom in Strasbourg on 11 March 2019. 3.
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They included supplementing emergency cash accounts, something credit agencies said was essential for the state to preserve its highest-possible, triple-A debt rating, a badge of honour for Virginia since the rating system was implemented some 80 years ago.
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It's worth supplementing your reading of this book with a luminous scholarly commentary, which Vigderman's analysis draws upon: Joan Breton Connelly's The Parthenon Enigma: A new understanding of the West's most iconic building and the people who made it (Knopf, 2014).
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Supplementing your regular work with a side gig is an easy way to pursue your deepest creative passions — and also, if it's done successfully, make some decent pocket change (sometimes even enough to eventually let you quit your day job).
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The auction process is a complex and tedious process that will ultimately prove insufficient to address future demand, but the government stands to reap huge long-term economic benefits by supplementing auctions with the release of some of its undeveloped spectrum.
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SEC staff are already subject to a range of regulations and rules regarding the confidentiality of information and, "we will be supplementing these important safeguards with additional comprehensive protocols that are specifically tailored to the Commission's CAT program," White stated.
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"This landmark tech partnership is a step towards supplementing Singapore's transport network with an innovative driverless commuting option for underserved areas of Singapore — all accessible through the Grab app," Grab CEO and co-founder Anthony Tan said in a statement.
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They settled in an unfashionable northern suburb, where she supported his decision to quit his day job and take care of their three sons, snatching free moments to work on his fiction and supplementing the family income with the occasional grant.
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"In the past, some clients have responded to weak economic and financial conditions by reducing their marketing budgets, thereby decreasing the market and demand for our services," the company said in supplementing the risk factors listed in its annual report.
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"We also have world-class unconventional gas resources that are rapidly supplementing our large conventional resources ... currently we have 16 drilling rigs concentrating on unconventional gas and more than 70 wells completed this year," CEO Amin Nasser said at a conference in Dubai.
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The new venture included an engineering and purchasing center to support the development of local suppliers as well as a plant with an initial production capacity of 13,000 vehicles a year, supplementing Renault's existing capacity of 200,000 vehicles a year in the country.
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Arizona-based Freeport is now trying to mitigate the impact of workforce issues on mining and milling rates, which it would not quantify, by re-allocating resources, training additional workers and supplementing its mill throughput with available stockpiles, spokesman Eric Kinneberg said.
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Apps that already feature augmented reality capabilities can also integrate ARCore tech for better performance: Snap, for instance, is supplementing its "world lens" feature with ARCore, introducing a new experience that simulates entering Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium through a high-tech portal.
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Details: The groups are: Strugglers, down on their luck; perhaps they find themselves unable to put their expensive college degrees to use; Strivers, supplementing their salaries and trying to get one rung higher on the economic ladder; Success Stories, who see entrepreneurial opportunity.
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"The pediatrician suggested asking around to see if any friends might have a bit of extra milk they could donate – and if not, I'd have to consider supplementing with formula – something we personally did not want to do," Von D, 36, continued.
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As you'll read below, some of them were pretty effective, but as someone who gets the scientific benefits of seeing actual leaves on a daily basis, I highly recommend supplementing them with some actual interaction with living things outside of your FaceTime contacts.
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In fact, one double blind, placebo-controlled study found that after seven weeks of supplementing, creatine ethyl ester resulted in less creatine in the muscles and blood than regular monohydrate, plus it appears to lead to higher plasma concentrations of the byproduct creatinine.
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" According to the Post, the five-page tip sheet encouraged furloughed employees to "be creative" and offered ideas for supplementing income like "have a garage sale - clean out your attic, basement and closets at the same time," and "turn your hobby into income.
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At times, Mr. Priebus, whose first name rhymes with "pints," struggled to defend Mr. Trump's antics, but he showed his loyalty by supplementing the campaign's resources and by urging Republicans to fall in line behind the candidate in spite of their reservations.
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Two sources close to the matter told Reuters last month the ECB and the national central banks that execute the programme were supplementing their Irish and Portuguese debt purchases by buying the bonds of supranational agencies, such as the European Investment Bank.
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After the initial shock of watching a white man bash in what appears to be another white man's head on a contemporary Western street, Wolfson's VR work feels surprisingly hollow, supplementing the stereotype of a white male interest in violence bred by ennui.
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Cardiac and skeletal muscle creatine levels are low in patients with congestive heart failure, and there have been solid, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies that have shown creatine supplementing can bring about a significant improvement in heart muscle strength and exercise capacity.
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NASA is supplementing its standard protocols and processes for ensuring the health of the astronauts meant to take part in the initial commercial crew spaceflight program with added measures designed to protect them against the possibility of contracting COVID-19, Business Insider reports.
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As he rapidly built up North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, Mr. Kim also modified its socialist economy by allowing more than 400 markets, supplementing the state rations and government-run stores that used to be his people's sole sources of goods.
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So cities and states with big immigrant populations — like California and New York City — are supplementing the Census Bureau's efforts like never before, allocating money to outreach groups that can go to communities spooked by the Trump administration's efforts to identify non-citizens.
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During the Polar Force 20-1 exercise, held in October at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska, airmen were cross-trained to carry out tasks beyond the purview of their normal day jobs, such as supplementing base security, refueling aircraft and setting up camp.
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In the past five years, venture capitalists and corporations have invested over $9.5 billion into 2,100 deals around the world — all with the aim of replacing or supplementing traditional methods of growing, manufacturing, processing and distributing the world's food, according to data from CB Insights.
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President Trump cobbled together an electoral coalition premised on supplementing the conservative base (much of which voted for him in November) by an appeal to the "radical middle" — supportive of entitlements, eager for changes in trade and immigration policies, and desperate for economic growth.
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The third paper pinpointed strategies, such as supplementing the diets of undernourished women or providing micronutrient-rich snacks to women before conception and during pregnancy; offering cash incentives to improve pre-conception health; and addressing unhealthy behaviors, such as reducing alcohol consumption and smoking.
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With 163% of moms employed today, 216% of which have children younger than 21, companies like Netflix, Cisco and Intuit are recognizing the value of supplementing existing benefits or creating new ones and instituting lengthy parental leave policies to recruit and keep top talent.
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But data-driven political firms like Data Trust use this kind of voter data for political purposes, specializing in supplementing those voter profiles with information that might help a campaign to flip a person who might not vote for a Republican candidate at the ballot box.
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The next stage will be to open up a dual track in key markets such as the UK — supplementing direct paid consultations with winning business from the state funded National Health Service so the service is offered to their patients free-at-the-point-of-use.
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These are on the way, says Hanke, who adds that if the servers hadn't been so sketchy at launch, at least one of them would already be out there, likewise a gym battle system, supplementing what he feels is a "rudimentary" version of the game they envisioned.
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Criminal ethics violations are limited to financial conflicts of interest, accepting bribes, supplementing government salaries, getting involved in lawsuits against the federal government, and being paid in connection to matters affecting the government, as well as restrictions on what government employees can do after they leave office.
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I skipped the minibar, which had pre-mixed bottles of Negroni and Ginger Buck, and, turning to the Marantz turntable, ending up supplementing the in-room vinyl — The Beach Boys' "Good Vibrations," Carole King's "Tapestry" — with the Thelonious Monk Quartet's "Monk's Dream" from the hotel's stash.
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After initially supplementing coverage of conflict, At War grew into a venue for service members, veterans, military families, policymakers and others connected to the military to weigh in on relevant issues, said an earlier editor, James Dao, who is now Op-Ed editor for The Times.
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The new joint venture company will include an engineering and purchasing center to support the development of local suppliers as well as a plant with an initial production capacity of 150,000 vehicles a year, supplementing Renault's existing capacity of 200,000 vehicles a year in the country.
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"Highly potent actives, like growth factors, may not stay effective or stable in the more damp environment of a sheet mask," says Dr. Chiu, who recommends sticking with a daily antioxidant serum and supplementing that with a mask on days when your skin really needs the extra TLC.
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Many of the crew members have been with the carrier since the earliest stages of development -- supplementing a lack of experience out at sea with a deep breadth of knowledge about the new technology that is expected to set the standard for the future of the Ford-class.
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Many of the crew members have been with the carrier since the earliest stages of development, supplementing a lack of experience out at sea with a deep breadth of knowledge about the new technology that is expected to set the standard for the future of the Ford-class.
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Using his own field experience with stings, and occasionally supplementing it with the testimony of his oft-stung colleagues, he began to develop a scale, from 0 to 4; the sting of the honeybee, Apis mellifera, was set as the anchoring value, defined as a pain level of 2.
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Some research has found that for a few days beforehand, taking 300 to 500 milligrams per kilo over the course of the day still resulted in better endurance than folks not supplementing, but the data is a little less concrete than it is for day-of-workout supplementation.
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"All that work you do in the infancy, and the development, and the breastfeeding or adjusting to supplementing, and then they're sitting, and then they're crawling, and then they're cooing and then they're talking — and of course now, as a fourth, there's three other ones to contend with," she adds.
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Because the majority of experts (campaign flacks, media members, pollsters, etc.) failed to accurately predict 2016 election outcomes, a growing emphasis is being placed on how best to allocate resources between scrubbing, double-checking and supplementing traditional voter file data with the online tools that grow more sophisticated every year.
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While overall, giving babies breastmilk via any method — breastfeeding, pumping, supplementing with formula if needed — is best, children who nursed from the breast had lower body mass indexes at three months old, and researchers believe that it may also decrease their risk of becoming overweight or obese later in life.
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It has embarked on a grand retooling since the team's 2018 sale to owner David A. Tepper, who wants to enhance conditions for players and fans — a new practice facility in South Carolina and an upgraded stadium in Charlotte, N.C. — while supplementing his portfolio with a Major League Soccer franchise.
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France, which has stressed the importance of supplementing the nuclear deal with substantive talks on other issues, is due to co-host an international conference on Yemen with Saudi Arabia in Paris in June to assess aid needs for the country and possibly contribute to reviving U.N.-backed peace talks.
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This isn't the main business model for Tesloop, either now or in the future; it's still focused supplementing long-distance transit with low passenger Model X personal transit, with round-trip routes throughout Southern California, and with plans to begin service to Santa Barbara next, along with pilot routes in the Bay Area.
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Though it's believed to play a key role in how we process food, and how we experience diseases like Crohn's and IBS, no study has yet proven that removing a food group or supplementing with a pill like a probiotic could alter the microbiome to consistently and sustainably treat a specific illness.
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Perched atop a hillock overlooking the sprawling capital, the temple is a microcosm of a new civil religion taking shape in China — an effort by the Chinese Communist Party to satisfy Chinese people's search for moral guidelines by supplementing the largely irrelevant ideology of communism with a curated version of the past.
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For years, microtransactions have become more and more prominent in gaming as a way of supplementing income for developers, or replacing the revenue gained by selling units — hence "free to play" games that are free to download and play, but make money by selling you small-ticket items or downloadable content in the game itself.
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"This process will further extend Gemalto's presence in the UK, where it has operated for the last 25 years and create new jobs, supplementing the 500+ staff which Gemalto already employs in the UK, as well as generating secondary economic benefits in the local communities where Gemalto will be manufacturing the passports," added the company.
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The late addition to the credits of Scorsese's revered editor Thelma Schoonmaker, supplementing the work of the estimable Claire Simpson, hints at a high level of creative uncertainty over just how to fillet and present Nesbø's dense, misdirection-filled yarn Katie Walsh, The Detroit Free Press: It's clear from the opening scenes that "The Snowman" is off.
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Together's funding is wholesale market-focused, but is more diversified by both provider and maturity following the launch of a third securitisation programme (of GBP90 million) in January 2017, and FinCo's February 2017 issuance of GBP103 million of 6.125% seven-year senior secured notes, supplementing the GBP375 million 6.25% five-year senior secured notes issued in October 2016.
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These actions have all made clear that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has no actual foreign policy, instead supplementing ego and chaos for cool-headed statesmanship.
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Supplementing that spending, End Citizens United -- a PAC devoted to curbing the influence of outside money on elections -- spent about $250,000 on Lamb's behalf in late January; the Service Employees International Union Committee on Political Education spent around $112,000; and two PACs, Progressive Turnout Project and Working America, combined to spend almost $100,000 on get-out-the-vote efforts.
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Nearby, a city-owned site, Bush Terminal, will be converted into a Made in NY manufacturing campus specifically for the film and fashion industries, and the New York Economic Development Corporation is working with the Council of Fashion Designers of America to expand manufacturing, supplementing and, in some cases, moving operations from the garment district in Manhattan.
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A better route would be to phase away from the early 20th-century centralized power model and redesign the power grid to make it more resilient by maximizing the use of solar and offshore wind energy resources and by supplementing the centralized power system with dynamic distribution systems that deal with the intermittency of renewable energy sources.
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We are reminded of this every time we encounter the financial diary of a millennial — a new publishing subcategory — that breaks down expenses for rent and restaurants and Uber and so on and all too often reveals that a pair of parents in Greenwich, or Marin, or somewhere, is supplementing the meager salary of a fashion or media hopeful.
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And it's supplementing these AI checks with human review, saying it's built relationships with "political parties, groups representing both sides of the campaign and with the Transparent Referendum Initiative" — and is asking them to notify it if they have concerns about ad campaigns so it can assess and act on their reports, having established a dedicated reporting channel for this purpose.
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Knox had always lived a blessed life, not least due to his being grandson to one of the New Confederacy'sFounders, the crew that reclaimed the 137,000 square-mile chunk between the Mississippi and Talladega National Forest—supplementing the border with The Wall where natural borders wouldn't do—for The True Leader back in '01, after The Rigged Election and The Long War.
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So when Yazda, a global rights organization established by the Yazidi diaspora, sought help in supplementing their documentation efforts from Forensic Architecture, an independent research agency based at Goldsmiths, University of London, its team of architects, photographers, software developers, lawyers and archaeologists adapted their investigative methods to provide ways for Yazidis to gather video and data without entering the most hazardous areas.
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Supplementing Steamboat's "champagne powder" and Western appeal, improvements at Steamboat Ski Resort by its owner, Alterra Mountain Company — which also owns Deer Valley in Utah, and Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows in California in its 14-resort portfolio — include a new gondola that shortens the ride from 12 to less than 10 minutes and boosts capacity 38 percent to 3,600 people an hour.
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Federer offered a reminder of this when he struggled in his Round of 16 match against Kei Nishikori, falling behind two sets to one before pulling a familiar routine: folding his wide forehands back into the corners, pushing his opponent from side to side, shouting "Come on!" after winners as a signal to all watching that he was supplementing his celestial game with a dose of adrenaline.
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Among our efforts, we are implementing policies to help academic leaders better identify low-income, high-achieving students; supplementing costs for AP testing, entrance exams and college application fees; ensuring free online access to SAT and ACT prep courses; providing access to free tutoring and supplemental academic programs; and identifying talented middle school students to prepare them for challenging coursework they will face in high school.
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A few years ago, Georgetown's Indivar Dutta-Gupta, Kali Grant, Matthew Eckel, and Peter Edelman reviewed the past 40 years' worth of evidence regarding subsidized employment programs in the US, including programs that (like a job guarantee) employed people directly through the government, as well as programs that got enrollees jobs in the private sector while supplementing their wages and offering services to help them stay working.
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The European Union, hereafter referred to as "the Union", and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, hereafter referred to as "the United Kingdom", have agreed a number of measures to enhance and expedite the process of negotiating and bringing into force their future relationship, supplementing those set out in the Political Declaration endorsed by the Union and the United Kingdom on 25 November 2018. 2.
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" On Coursera as a startup business, she notes the company — which is backed by the likes of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, NEA, GSV and Learn Capital and last raised money back in 2017, first grabbing $64 million and then quietly supplementing that with another $20 million later in the year according to PitchBook, bringing its total raised to $230 million — is "doing well, growing rapidly, and starting to see serious revenue.
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And that's why, around the country, you can find independent theaters selling specialty cocktails and fancy snacks in the lobby; franchise chains like the Alamo Drafthouse cinemas, which serve up a full menu including alcohol during the meal; and even fancier fare at multiplex megachains like AMC and Regal, which in some locations are supplementing their standard popcorn and nachos routines with chicken and waffles, sliders, and paninis.
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The European Union, hereafter referred to as "the Union", and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, hereafter referred to as "the United Kingdom", have agreed a number of measures to enhance and expedite the process of negotiating and bringing into force their future relationship, supplementing those set out in the Political Declaration endorsed by the Union and the United Kingdom on 25 November 2018. 2.
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While the Census Bureau is implementing a number of new initiatives to modernize its data collection process during the next Census, such as allowing responses by Internet, supplementing its data collection by using administrative records from other government agencies and third-party sources, and using imagery and mapping software to update its master address list rather than sending out staff to walk every block, a significant increase in non-response would cut into these savings.
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Trump has a far smaller network of surrogates than Clinton, who in the final days has the luxury of supplementing her thinner campaign schedule with Democratic heavyweights like President Obama, first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE, Vice President Biden, and Sens.
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This seems like a pretty wild finding, implying that drinking may even help women actually build muscle, but it's a one-off, and it's small, and no one has followed up on it; probably the safest thing to conclude is that drinking is maybe somewhat less bad for women's overall progress than men's, but it definitely doesn't mean to start supplementing your protein shakes with whiskey, because alcohol has many effects beyond what it does to your hormones: it's dehydrating, it's taxing on your digestive system, etc.
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